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Weinberg:
Nobody posts fake pictures here! Only in ur thread can such be found!

deomelo:
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The only thing that make sense to you is stealing pictures and achievements, even stealing internet picture of a BBQ restaurant in America.


You and your crooked and fraudulent losers in this thread are crooks.

Weinberg:
Ur thread is full of all the comments and posts made in this thread....

Which area sef?

In Sports, u are not close to us!

In Nollywood Industry, only Yoruba version where the local language is spoken, has large concentration of Yoruba people.


In literature we are still ahead.

In computing and electronic drvices, soft wares development and Apps, we are ahead...

U people are following us closely but won't catch up.

In Automobile Industry, Only Bisi Ezerioha's intimidating profile will get u crazy!

In Nigeria, nobody does it better than Innoson...


In Football, no clubs does it better than Enyimba..


In acquisition of Oil blocks and gas in Africa, we have Arthur Eze.



In Banking we are there,

In Agriculture, we are there.


In Human resources and individual achievements, u are no where to be found.

The only place u guys seem to dominate is Law, Telecommunications (Glo) and insurance.... U guys have high concentration of Tertiary institutions and Basic schools (Lagos and Ogun) and u are mostly CEOs of most foreign companies owing to Lagos

Weinberg:
We do not exaggerate or present images from video games! We are truly real!


We are ahead in science and technology, sports and indigenous industries..

Pharmaceutical industries, hotels and ICT are all controlled by Ndigbo despite haven't never tasted power since 1970..

ADE LAOYE studied Architecture at the Birmingham School of Architecture, received a Bachelors Degree and Post Graduate Diploma, a member of the ROYAL INSTITUTE OF BRITISH ARCHITECTS and THE NIGERIAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, worked in the London firms of BRIAN CLOUSTON Architects and LLOYDS BANK Architects. In Lagos, worked for ADENIYI COKER Architects before setting up ECAD Architects.

A 1975 Accounting and Finance graduate of the State University of New York at Binghamton (now Binghamton University) and holder of Master of Business Administration degree of the School of Management Studies (now Schulisch Business School), York University, Toronto, Canada. A Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers, he was the second person to be elected the President and Chairman of Council of the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers following the tenure of Mr Gamaliel Onosode.

From 2002 to 2006, he was an Assessor and part-time member of the pioneer Board of the Investment and Securities Tribunal. In 2000, he served as Chairman of the Securities & Exchange Commission Panel on the Re-activation of the Bond Market in Nigeria, a report that provided the platform for the re-introduction of Federal Government Bond issues. He was pivotal to the Debt Management Office's issuance of the Ist and 2nd FGN Bonds leading his Capital Bancorp's team as Advisers and Stockbrokers to the Issue. He had previously served on the Council of The Nigerian Stock Exchange. In 2004, he also served as a Consultant to the Senate Committee on Pensions in the drafting of the Pensions Reform Act 2004. He has served on many industry advisory panels on issues relating to the Capital Market and Investments.

He was the Managing Director of Capital Bancorp Limited, which he founded In October 1988 with some institutional and individual investors until 2007. Prior to starting Capital Bancorp, he was at City Securities Limited and Continental Merchant Bank PLC (formerly Chase Merchant Bank) where he was a Deputy General Manager and Head of Corporate Finance Department.

He was the Vice Chairman and Group Chief Executive of Crusader (Nigeria) PLC till October 2012. He is currently a non-Executive Director of FCMB Group Plc, the outgoing Chairman of CrusaderSterling Pensions Limited and the Chairman Capital Bancorp Plc and NASD Plc, a new securities trading platform (Over-the-Counter Market) to trade unlisted securities.

NLÉ is led by Kunlé Adeyemi, an architect, designer and ‘urbanist’ with a track record of conceiving and completing high profile, high quality projects internationally. His recent work includes ‘Makoko Floating School’, an innovative, prototype, floating structure located on the lagoon heart of Nigeria’s largest city, Lagos. This acclaimed project is part of an extensive research project – ‘African Water Cities’. NLÉ is currently developing a number of urban, research and architectural projects in Africa; one of which is Chicoco Radio Media Center; the amphibious building in Delta city of Port Harcourt in Nigeria.

Born and raised in Nigeria, Adeyemi studied architecture at the University of Lagos where he began his early practice, before joining the world renowned Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) in 2002. At OMA, working closely with founder Rem Koolhaas for nearly a decade, he led the design, development and execution of numerous projects in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Among these projects were the award winning Samsung Museum of Art, the Seoul National University Museum, NM Rothschild Bank in London, Shenzhen Stock Exchange tower in China, Prada Transformer in South Korea, Qatar National Library, Qatar Foundation Headquarters and the 4th Mainland Bridge and master plan in Lagos. Adeyemi was responsible for critical stages in design and realization of these projects. This involved leading OMA’s design team, coordinating a diverse global network of stakeholders and experts collaborators, including Arup for Engineering and Davis Langdon (AECOM) on cost matters.

Academic work
Kunlé Adeyemi is 2014 Baird Distinguished Visiting Critic of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, teaching and researching ‘Water & The City’. Previously he was the 2011 Callison Distinguished Visiting Lecturer of the University of Washington, teaching and researching ‘The Modern City in the Age of Globalization’ in Chandigarh – India’s first planned modern city. His main area of academic interest is in developing cities of the global south. He has pursued and developed this issue via a number of research papers and study opportunities. They include a post-professional degree from Princeton University in the US, where with Peter Eisenman he investigated rapid urbanization and the role of market economies in developing cities of the global South, focusing on Lagos.
His hypothesis ‘Urban Crawl’ published in the Log Journal, is a critical exposé on architecture and urbanism in emerging megacities of the global south, which also unravels the complex urban conditions and operative mechanisms of such cities.
His knowledge and opinions in this area are much sought after. Consequently, he has acted as a speaker and visiting critic at prestigious institutions such as the Guggenheim New York, Harvard University, MIT, the Cooper Union, the School of Oriental and African Studies, the Architectural Association in London, ETH in Zurich, Chandigarh College of Architecture in India and Delft Technical University in the Netherlands.

Towards Africa
All of Kunlé Adeyemi’s experience, knowledge and background underpin his new architectural, creative design, and urbanism practice for Africa and other developing regions. The overarching aim of the practice is to bridge critical gaps in infrastructure and urban development by creating coherent networks and global exchanges that work for people. The scope of the practice is not limited to architecture. He has also designed furniture, among many other things, and explores all social and cultural possibilities that contribute to urbanism.

Adeyemi is currently one of 5 members of the International Advisory Council for the World Design Capital 2014 being hosted by Cape Town, South Africa. This International design event is an opportunity to identify, nurture and promote projects that offer tangible evidence of how design can improve lives, within the uniquely South African and African context. In 2010, Adeyemi was the creative director for Lagos Photo – Nigeria’s first contemporary public photography exhibition with the African Artist’s Foundation. Lagos Photo is an urban intervention aimed to inspire and enlighten people about Lagos and other African cities, through photography in public spaces. His article ‘The Architecture of Photography’ was published in the Lagos Photo 2010 catalogue. Fundamental to his vision for developing cities is the proposed 4th Mainland Bridge & Master Plan in Lagos state – with OMA for Missing Link Motorway Development Company. A project, which has the potential to positively transform daily life for millions of people in one of the world’s most populous and challenging cities.

“Whether a chair for charity in South Africa, a revolutionary rotating art space for Prada in Seoul or the visionary plan to eliminate traffic paralysis in Lagos with the 4th Mainland Bridge, in each project the essential needs of performance, value and identity – critical for success – are fundamentally the same for me. Although quantitatively different from place to place, the responsibility of achieving these needs at maximum, with minimum means, remains the same globally. I am constantly inspired by solutions we discover in everyday life in the world’s developing cities” — Kunlé Adeyemi, 2010

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION: Bachelor of Science (BSc) Honours Architecture Ahmadu Bello University Zaria Nigeria Master of Science (MSc) Architecture Ahmadu Bello University Zaria Nigeria Architectural Association Graduate Diploma Energy Studies Architectural Association School London Member Nigerian Institute of Architects (MNIA) and (Registered member with the Architects Registration Council Nigeria (ARCON) F797
Working Experience : 1985 – 89 Employed as Project Architect at Habitat Associates, Kaduna, Nigeria, and later as Resident Architect of the Lagos office. Involved in projects for Nation House Press Ltd, Kaduna, National Steel Council, Kaduna, NAL Merchant Bank (now NAL Bank Plc.), Defence Industries Corporation, (DIC) Kaduna, First Consultants Hospital, Obalende, Lagos 1990 – till date : Founding Partner Consultants Collaborative Partnership (Arch), Project design, management and supervision of projects associated with Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF), Lead Bank Plc., Protea Hotel, Ikoyi Hotel, including Housing Estates for Exuma Ventures Ltd, Guaranty Trust Bank and numerous residential industrial and commercial project.

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WhoBannedMyBro:
Thrashing your useless posts is not the same as insulting you.

I never insulted you.

Fifthcolumnist:
If you had been to states like Akwa ibom and rivers some 12 years ago before the 13% derivation was passed you'd appreciate the impact of that law. Forget all that talk about the Niger Delta and corruption; there's worse corruption in Abuja and the north and even among SW states. The Niger Delta has improved rapidly in the last 10 yrs. But if you're expecting it to be like Dubai for a 13% that hardly amounts to 4 or 5bn a month then you're funny.

Even Abuja that has been built already still has nearly the largest monthly allocation in Nigeria. The NDDC is a sham. What is needed in Nigeria for the better is fiscal federalism else we'd keep on buying drugs to cure the ailment instead of addressing the problem that caused them in the first place.


What are you talking about? You must really think I'm a foreigner and not a Nigeria with detailed knowledge about my own country.


And besides from when oil was discovered in the Niger Delta till 2000 despite the peace there was no development of sorts at all and expect the People not to get restive? The rotten tooth has to pulled out first before the mouth can chew in peace

Sam Edem, chairman of the Niger Delta Development Commission, is accused of stealing a total of £3.4 million in public money to pay a witchdoctor to cast "juju" spells to secure business contracts and to kill a powerful rival at work.
Part of the black magic reportedly involved Mr Edem burning £1.2 million in cash and then smearing the ashes over his naked body in a cemetery in the middle of the night in a "fortification" ritual

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/nigeria/2597126/Nigerian-burns-1.2m-in-bizarre-ritual.html

WhoBannedMyBro:
@bolded
For real
deomelo I need your attention please.

oshemus:
Add more pictures so the pages can grow rapidly.

Those other folks don't have as much as igbos do. They just stuff thiers with pictures I mean big size pictures 3 to 4 of them thus making the thread grow rapidly in page number.

For new post add more pictures. For older post modify and add pictures.

prodigy24:
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This will be my last reply on this. Granted there was a mix up, why I showed you two other cases of company known as zebra is to let you understand where the mix up is coming but you choose to be afonja.
Orjiakor is also chairman of Zebbra Energy Limited which owns the deepwater concession OPL 248 offshore Nigeria.
I ran a search on it and the zebra you are making noise up and down popped out. I didn't look at it twice, because I have many things to post. But you choose to be stuuupid. Even when there are two companies bearing this name all from Igbos, you still did not make use of your brain...

Adeniyi Akinlusi holds a B.Sc (Accounting) from University of Ilorin and a Masters of Business Administration (MBA) from University of Lagos.

He is a Fellow (FCA) of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), Fellow (FCTI) of the Chartered Institute of Taxation, Fellow (FICA) of the Institute of Credit Administration and Fellow (FIAPM) of the Association of Investment Advisers and Portfolio Managers. He is also an Alumnus of Harvard Business School (HBS) Boston, U.S.A., the International Institute for Management Development (IMD), Lausanne, Switzerland, Lagos Business School, (LBS), Lagos, Nigeria and a Honourary Senior Member of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (HCIB).

He has also attended various Management, Strategic and Leadership courses in Nigeria and abroad including London Management Centre (London); I.E.S.E. Business School, University of Navarra (Barcelona, Spain) and the Wharton Business School, University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, USA).

Adeniyi Akinlusi held various strategic and leadership positions in Intercontinental Bank Plc and in March 2006, he was seconded to Intercontinental Homes Savings & Loans Plc(Now TrustBond Mortgage Bank PLC) as the Managing Director/Chief Executive.

After over 20 years of extensive and diversified banking experience in niche banking including, Corporate, Retail, Branch, Regional, Oil and Gas, Public Sector and Mortgage banking, he retired from Intercontinental Bank as a General Manager, and moved fully to Intercontinental Homes(Now TrustBond Mortgage Bank PLC) in 2011 where he has been the Chief Executive since 2006.

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H.F.P. Engineering (Nigeria) Limited was incorporated in 1979 as a private limited liability company. The company is also registered as a Category “D“ contractor with the Lagos State Government and Federal Ministry of Works – this is the highest category of registration for construction companies under both the Lagos State Government and the Federal Ministry of Works.
H.F.P has provided thousands of houses for Nigeria families built schools for Nigerian children, constructed industrial areas, developed revolutionary new housing projects, established hospitals, laid hundreds of kilometers of roads across the country.
HFP is a building and civil engineering company, which specializes in conventional building construction techniques, prefabrication system, infrastructure construction and development, as well as electro-mechanical projects. The Company has played a pivotal role in improving Nigerian infrastructure and raising housing and construction standards across Nigeria. HFP is a leading Nigerian brand reputed for spearheading the revolution in mixed residential and commercial development in the country. HFP has a 30 year track record of unparalleled achievements in the Nigerian construction and civil engineering industry.

He Is A Seasoned Financial Expert With Vast Experience In The Financial World. With Experience That Spans About 3 decades In The World Of Finance, He Had Worked In Many Finance Institutions Before He Became The Chairman of Heroes Investments Company Limited.

He Is A Second Class (Honours) Student Of The Premier University, The University Of Ibadan. He Has Attended Many Courses, Both In The National And International Arena And His Achievement, Both Locally And International, Made Bradley University U.S.A Award Him A Doctorate Degree (Hon. Causa) In Business Administration.

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Founder of Ibis Hotel, Ikeja, Otunba Olufemi Okenla, unveils his autobiography, ‘Power of Thought’, to mark his 50th birthday.

When you look at a king’s royal mouth, you would think he never sucked his mother’s breast. This is one of the evergreen sayings from Things Fall Apart, Chinua Achebe’s novel that will ever remain classical.
This proverb very much applies to the life of the founder and Managing Director of Hotel Ibis, Ikeja, Lagos, Chief Olufemi Okenla. Many people will, for instance, think that the man who radiates much financial contentment must have been in affluence all his life.

But Okenlan, who relocated to Nigeria after spending 25 years in the UK, has a lot of tales to tell. When he was studying abroad, for instance, he was once a sawmill attendant in London. When he later worked in a hotel, scrubbing floor and doing other menial jobs, the experience was so cumbersome that he was soon hit by a life-threatening fever.
Okenla was thus compelled to change the job. So ‘lucky’ was he that he was employed as a kitchen ‘manager’ when he had to work with an automatic dish machine, filling dishes into the system. He was of the opinion that the job was more elevating than scrubbing the floor. But that was until the new job also brought a dramatic hazard in the form of a nightmare. In his sleep, he began to see nothing but dishes rolling on the washing machine, thus graduating from the frying pan into the fire.
These are some of the stories Okenla narrates in The Power of Thought: A Compendium of my Life in Half a Century, his autobiography presented in Lagos on Monday. The book marks his 50th birthday, which was celebrated on Tuesday. It captures the writer’s journey from a struggling guy to a successful entrepreneur.
For Okenla, being 50 presents an auspicious time to open the pages of his life for people – especially youths – to read. According to him, his life is a shining evidence that whoever believes in the power of his or her dream and thought is destined for success.
The public presentation, which featured readings from the book, music and comedy by Lagos-based comedian, Kofi, who was the master of ceremonies, was held at the hotel, with several dignitaries in attendance. These included the Group Managing Director of Skye Bank, Mr. Timothy Oguntayo, who was the chairman, Lagos State Commissioner for Education, Mrs. Sadiat Oladunjoye; lawyer and politician, Dr. Muiz Banire, and the Managing Director of Opas Ltd., Mr. Muyiwa Green. The host’s wife, Modupe was also present.
In his review of the book, Associate Professor of Law at the University of Lagos, Akoka, Dr. Dayo Amokaye, commended Okenla for publishing the work which, he believes, will positively affect posterity.
Amokaye said, “The book is motivational and inspiring. It is an invaluable asset to the younger generation and adults that want to be motivated.”
Okenla explained that it took him some time to write the book but that he is very happy to see it out as he believes every reader has a lot to learn from it. He intends to give proceeds to the National Orthopedic Hospital, Igbobi, Lagos and the Spinal Cord Injury Association of Nigeria. The reason for this is that it was the hospital that healed him when he had an accident that affected his spine.
He said, “When some people read this book, they will think it is a fiction. But it is not. It is the truth of what has happened to me. I am a living example. If you can think it and dream it, you can get it. What we believe in is what we are. It is what we become. My philosophy is, ‘Nothing is impossible’. Everything in life is affordable and achievable once we get our priorities right. But many people spend time on what is urgent, not what is important or vital.
“Never give up. Hold on to your dreams. Be patient. Be calm and don’t be afraid of tall dreams.”
The commissioner, who unveiled the book, described the author as a successful entrepreneur and pathfinder per excellence.
She added, “He is a motivator and someone who believes in dignity of labour

Bolaji Olagunju is the Lead Consultant and CEO of Workforce Group, a diversified Consulting firm with headquarters in Lagos, Nigeria.
As a trusted, long-term partner of top business executives in Nigeria, Bolaji has more than 15 years of experience spanning FMCG, Banking and Management Consulting, Bolaji helps organisations with transformation and business improvement efforts via the design and deployment of service offerings in the areas of Strategy Planning and Execution, Organisational Design and Development, Corporate Universities/Academy Design and Implementation, Change Management, Performance Management Design and Implementation as well as Business Process Outsourcing.
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Folabi has been instrumental in establishing and promoting Netconstruct Nigeria Limited as a top notch Company for over thirteen (13) years and has also succeeded in pioneering the Company’s growth from a fledging enterprise into an innovative real estate firm. In 2000, he founded Netconstruct Nigeria Limited, a real estate development company with a mandate to become the foremost one stop real estate development company in Nigeria.

Through his vision and efforts, Netconstruct has grown to start up new businesses and acquire controlling stakes in some other businesses. The businesses of these companies include facility management, nitrogen refining and building materials distribution.

After acquiring a degree in Economics from the London Guildhall University, he was actively involved in the securities market in Nigeria for a period of about two years before establishing Netconstruct. He is also an alumni of the INSEAD, Fontainebleau, France – International Directors Program (IDP) from where he obtained a Certificate in Corporate Governance.

prodigy24:
On How He Started Zebra Group & Branched Out Into Agriculture

prodigy24:
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Afam4eva:
Your business should be to your immediate constituency. For example, i have n business how Kaduna chooses to spend their money just like you and i have no business how the Niger Delta chose to spend theirs.

prodigy24:
Madness

Orjiakor left medical practice in 1996 to focus on his growing business interests in the oil and gas sector. Within a short period he had founded Abbey Court Energy Services, Zebbra Energy Limited, Shebah Exploration and Production and Abbey Court Trading Company. His Shebah Exploration and Production owned a 40-percent stake in OML 108, which has the capacity to produce 8,000 barrels of oil per day. In 2009, he merged Shebah Exploration and Production Company Limited with Austin Avuru’s Platform Petroleum to form SEPLAT Petroleum Development Company. His Zebra Energy Limited also owns the offshore deep water concession, OPL 248. Orjiakor also operates other ventures in construction, real estate, pharmaceuticals and shipping.

prodigy24:
ABOUT ZEBRA ENERGY
Zebra Energy is a designer, producer and supplier of solar energy products headquartered in Nevada, with a focus in off-grid energy solutions. We provide some of the best solar panels out there, along with related accessories.
QUALITY
We use only the highest-quality materials to attain the maximum possible efficiencies in our products. Zebra Energy products and manufacturing locations are certified to stringent international standards by third-party accreditors, including ETL testing to UL 1703, CEC, CE, IEC, ISO 9001 certifications and more. Zebra Energy solar modules are individually flash tested before leaving the factory floor to ensure correct electrical performance and our systems are carefully designed to ensure that all components are well matched.


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Afam4eva:
What's your business on how people choose to spend their own money. If they decide to use it for toilet paper, how the hell is it your business. What you self righteous people don't understand that we understand all these your tactics of telling us, what about the 13% this, NDDC that. it's the resource of the Niger Delta ad it's their prerogative to decide whether they want to squander it or not. it's not in your place to ask questions. You're a parasite just like all of us that are not from there. Heard?

Weinberg:
Sleep has caught caught ur eyes..I was telling u that ur thread is full of hair dressers, fashion designers and stylist

That u should stop posting them

Afam4eva:
Whose aim s it to resolve issues? The ND says we want to controll our resources and pay tax to the federal government, the government says no. They say that oil companies should up their social responsibility ability, the oil company goes ahead to bribe government officials and everything is swept under the carpet. The little money that gets to the community are shared by chiefs and elders and you wonder why able bodied men go about bombing pipelines. My brother, don't worry, one day a company will come to your village and rape everything in sight, that day i will tell you to resolve issues with them. English is always easy when you're not at the receiving end of grave injustices.

Weinberg:
Go and die

Weinberg:
Check the number fashion designers and stylists in ur thread..


We are still far ahead

GoldNiagara:
The bank that has declares 100 billions profit after tax at the end of the second quartre of 2017 despite recession. An okoro can only carry files where those giants play.