₦airaland Forum

obailala:
Okay... That's fine. If you truly attack the NCC chairman and the communications minister whenever you get poor mtn or Glo network as you claim, then there's nothing strange in you attacking the power minister for the ineptitude of the DISCOS.

What is my point?... My point is that since 2014 or so when the DISCOS where handed over to private establishments, there's not much authority the power minister has over them anymore; I even doubt the minister has the power to sack the ditectors of the DISCOS. Except you want the entire privatization to be reversed and the DISCOS handed back to govt, but that would even be a disastrous move as it would attract a protracted litigation which may even ensure the nation is kept in total darkness for a decade.

OMANBALA1:
Your transgressions are well documented. It didn't start here. You dont hate IPOB,that's just a weak attempt to cover your senseless hate towards the Igbo ethnic group. You are everywhere spreading hate,I see you in the the culture section,politics and everything that has ethnic undertone on it.

I thought you were just a hate monger but I will add LIAR to that...If you are gonna be online spewing bile do it courageously and own up to it. Nobody can make you do what you don't want to do. A lot of my brothers equally have the RETARDED mentality of a hate MONGER like you but most of them don't stick around....But ,you,my NIGGA is consistent with your act which reveals a more serious mentally defect.

How can somebody spend most of his time online fighting ethnic war and spreading hate but you get upset when IPOBS call Nigeria a Zoo? ? Does most Nigerians not behave like ANIMALS ,reason why the country is not moving to any direction. You are busy and bent on fighting ethnic war but you don't see the big picture. Open your mind and see the light....There is no difference between you and those ignorant IPOBS who are running around insulting every body. You are not better than them,just on the other side of the fence. You are a typical example of the reason why black people will remain inferiors. Match on,internet soldier!

Develpeast:
I found out you came here today looking for what you can ejaculate with but lo and behold you found nothing. It must be painful seeing that you were disgraced today. You checked and checked but was still seeing the beauty of the Igbo tribe.

I don't have any case with your people but stop hating on my people because it will not help you.

Develpeast:
It is glaring you don't have content. Just go somewhere else to ring like a bell.

StOla:
Worst because you have ever had an installed capacity of 6000MW of power before in Nigeria?

Or worst because he was the minister when power supply in Nigeria transitioned from steady power from post independence to epileptic power post civil war?

Or worst because he is the 1st power minister who inherited the epileptic power situation and did not manage to restore constant power under a ministerial tenure that will only be 2yrs by September 2017 ?

Or worst because he hid his magic wand that would have restored power overnight, and decided to plan and budget and implement like human muggles are constrained to do without the power of witch-craft?

Instead of sleeping at night, some people just keep awake, putting too much pressure on their already sleeping brain.

Develpeast:
I have been posting since why haven't picked one lie?

Or you afraid that we still many more to paste?

Your threads are filled so many essays that's why they fill up a page so fast. After one company you paste, you will spend like two other threads praising the man. That's why your thread is much.

Develpeast:
I did not post these information for chestbeating but I am only creating an awareness about the amount of assets we have outside our shores. These businesses pay taxes to other government which in turn use it to spite us that we are not productive. I still have many names I am yet to publish which I will publish later. These are very important and resourceful people operating outside our shores. We need to start looking into important issues and try as much as possible to remedy our mistakes.

There are very many industrialists from the region whose businesses are not SEO certified, making it difficult for us to search for their businesses online. We also have very many importers and exporters taking products and goods to angola, gabon, s/leone, and other countries in the world. We have major suppliers in china (more than 100 garment makers in china alone), we have quite a number of them who still maintain human to human business transactions.

Be proud of your people nwannem

He obtained his Bsc degree in Estate Management from the University of Lagos, Akoka, Yaba, Lagos.He also obtained his M.Sc Estate Management and Master in Facilities Management from the same Univeristy. He is also a graduate of the Advance Management Program (AMP 24) of the Lagos Business School.(Pan-Atlantic University)

Ologun, who also made Upper credit in Town & Regional Planning (OND) from the Lagos State Polytechnic, Isolo in 1987, comes with a very powerful private sector experience from UACN Property Development Company Plc, where he was the Estate Manager, Business Properties and was later transferred to MDS Logistics (a division of UACN Plc) as Assets and Services Manager before this appointment.

The Managing Director,has vast experience in Property Management, Facilities Management, Project Management,Project Financing etc. and he is an Associate member of the Nigeria Institution of Estate Surveyors & Valuers and also a member of the International Facilities Management Association. He is also a member of the Lagos Business School Alumni Association.

Ologun has also attended International Real Estate and Finance Management professional courses in Ghana, Kenya and South Africa.

He is married with Children.

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Nigeria Machine tools

FACTORY SITE

Km 8, Ikirun Road
Osogbo
Osun Stat
Nigeria

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PETAN Nigeria

Oando Supply and Trading
Nigeria’s largest independent and privately owned oil trading company.
In 2004, Oando consolidated its global oil supply and trading businesses to emerge as sub-Saharan Africa’s largest, independent and privately-owned oil trading company.


http://directory.africa-business.com/business/7012ef1ba5/Oando-PLC-

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Afonja and shifting the goal post, nawa, if it is located in SS they will say it is SS property when it is located in Lagos or SW they will say it is Lagos/SW revenue Afonja you ain't seen nothing yet very soon you will abandon to post at the middle of the pitch and run for cover

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Aiteo Group

Afonjas should I continue?

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Emerald Energy resources

Afonjas I told you I am just getting started

Registered Office:
Kajola House, 4th Floor
62/64 Campbell Street,
Lagos, Nigeria.
Phone: 01 264-6056, 01 263-4591

Headquarters: No 1 Banford Williams Close
Victoria Island,
PMB 80084
Lagos, Nigeria.

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Capital oil and gas industries Nigeria limited

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You are the one disputing the ownership of these companies so you should prove to readers that they are false then I can oblige you. As for me to spoon feed you, no way, you have to use your N100 data wisely and stop wasting it on porn Olodo make google your friend. stop wetting your pant with cum.

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Afonja you will just kill yourself

Tell us is it Afonja company or aboki company?

Shouting fake does not change its ownership

I see you don't have N100 data to do your findings

laudate:
Don't mind him. The lady who owns the company called Petrok Oil & Gas, is Colette Omenai. She is an Edo lady, who went to school in Edo State and has an Edo husband as well. Maybe Omenai sounds Igbo in his ears, who knows? I hear she is related to Daisy Danjuma, the ED of South-Atlantic Petroleum (SAPETRO). Don't forget that Daisy is the wife of retired Lt. Gen. Theophilus Danjuma, the owner of SAPETRO.

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Catobi Nigeria Enterprises

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Olodo educate yourself she simply graduated from Edo state university how does that make her Edo, I see the pain is gradually driving you mad

Mind you I am just getting started

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Zech Oil and Gas

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Chibeco Oil and Gas

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Petrok oil and gas Limited

FKO81:
Nicon Hilton, now Transcorp Hilton own by

Tony Onyemaechi Elumelu (born 22 March 1963) is a Nigerian economist, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. He is the Chairman of Heirs Holdings, the United Bank for Africa, Transcorp and founder of The Tony Elumelu Foundation.

We are Nigeria’s leading identity management and Identity transaction systems provider. Over the last 3 decades, our business has evolved from computer and hardware maintenance to the provision of enterprise technology solutions in identity management and identity transaction systems for the public and private sectors.

We are the first home-grown company to be listed in the Guinness Book of Records for setting up the mega ChamsCity Digital Mall. We are also the first computer technology company listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange.

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Our passion for impacting and improving the quality of life through our innovative solutions shines through, time and again, in key sectors of the Nigerian economy we serve.

He has a first degree in Actuarial Science from the University of Lagos and a Masters degree in Business Administration from the University of Ibadan. Mr. Oshin is an Associate Member of the Chartered Insurance Institute, U.K, as well as a Fellow of the Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria.
In addition, he is an Alumnus of Lagos Business School (LBS CEP–9) and a former Chairman of the Governing Council of the Nigerian Insurers Association. He has worked in various organizations such as Actuarial Services Department of the National Insurance Corporation of Nigeria (NICON), also as an Assistant Manager in the Executive Support Services Division of Femi Johnson & Co. and the Marketing Department of Crusader Insurance (Nig) Plc. Mr. Oshin founded Custodian and Allied Insurance Ltd in 1994 and served for many years as its Managing Director, before his elevation to Group Managing Director of Custodian & Allied Plc.
Mr. Wole Oshin is the Chairman of CrusaderSterling Pensions Limited and a Board member of the International Insurance Society based in New York, USA. He joined the Board of Directors of Interstate Securities Limited in 2008 and became Chairman of the Board in 2014.

He is a product of Mayflower School, Ikenne, Ogun State. He graduated from University of Houston, Texas from where he obtained both Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Business Administration, specializing in Finance.
He started his career in insurance with SCIB & Company Insurance Brokers (an affiliate of Segwicks Insurance Brokers) in 1980 and joined Leadway Assurance Company Limited in 1981, becoming Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the company in 1994. He is a Munich Re scholar, being the First West African recipient of Munich Re and Georgia State University International Visiting Fellows insurance Program. He is accredited by the Securities and Exchange Commission as an Investment Manager and Portfolio Adviser.
Mr. Oye Hassan-Odukale is on the Board of a number of reputable companies such as First Bank of Nigeria, and the immediate past Chairman, Nigeria Insurance Association. He is also Member of the Order of the Federal Republic (MFR).

He started his professional career as an intern with Deloitte Haskins & Sells, an international firm of Chartered Accountants, and qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1989. Subsequently, He obtained a Masters Degree in Business Administration from the University of Lagos (1998) and now a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN). He has attended many management courses locally and internationally, including the prestigious Lagos Business School and famous INSEAD, France. Prior to his joining Briscoe in 1998, he had worked with SCOA Nigeria PLC (1990-1993 and 1994-1996) where he became the AGM Finance and subsequently as a Management Consultant to Alchem Industries Limited (1996-1997) and Management Development Associates (1998). He joined R.T. Briscoe Nigeria PLC on the 1st of July 1998, became the first Nigerian General Manager Finance, and appointed the first Finance Director in December 2004 and Executive Director in charge of the entire motor business in January 2006. In April 2008, he was appointed the Deputy Managing Director, Managing Director - Designate in July 2009 and became the Managing Director/CEO in January 2010. He is happily married with children.

TECO Limited was incorporated in March 1980 to provide engineering and technical services for its customers’ business success.

The company operates five divisions in order to bring focused services close to its valued customers. The five Divisions are:



Engr. Charles Aladewolu was born in 1946. He obtained a Bachelors Degree in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Lagos in 1972 and an MBA from The University of Warwick in the United Kingdom.

He is a member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Nigerian Institute of Management and the New York Academy of Sciences.

Engr. Aladewolu was a Manager in UAC PLC (Then United Africa Company Limited) between 1972 – 1976, Projects Manager of R.T Briscoe Nigeria Plc from 1976 – 1980. He became the Chairman/ CEO of TECO Group (Total Engineering COncept) in 1980, a position he still occupies till date.

Engr. Aladewolu was Chairman Nigeria Netherlands Chamber of Commerce from 2001 – 2007. He is a National Director of Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International and a member of the Board of Trustees of Daystar Christian Centre. He is the Author of “Success Is Your Birthright”, a fast selling motivational book on Business Development. The “School for Business Success” was founded by him and he serves as the Executive Director.

Engr. Aladewolu is married to Mrs. Victoria Aladewolu, a lecturer in a higher Institution. They are blessed with children and grand children.

He has over 37 years of experience in the oil and gas industry majoring chiefly in Process & Facilities Engineering & Project Management. Engr. Thomas worked for 21 years with the Shell Group and managed a variety of increasingly complex engineering projects and general management roles in both Nigeria and Holland before setting up Frontier Oil Ltd.

He resigned from Shell in 1998 to set up Tri-Ocean Nigeria Engineering Ltd., a joint venture between Tri-Ocean Engineering Ltd and Leed Technology Ltd providing engineering and related services to the international oil companies in Nigeria. In 2001, with other Nigerian partners he bought out Tri-Ocean Engineering Ltd and re-branded the company as Fairshores Ltd and also founded Frontier Oil in 2001.

Engr Thomas is a graduate of Loughborough University of Technology, United Kingdom and is a registered engineer in Nigeria and Alberta, Canada.

Bifwoli:
This is what divides Nigeria very much .Endless of pictures of handpicked Yorubas being used to advance ethnic chauvinism.

Obi1kenobi:
Like I said....grow up. That's how some of you delude yourselves when quizzed about your tribal bigotry and you start making claims about how we always start it and all that horseshit. When in the end, it's just your own childishness. You should really have passed this level when you left secondary school.