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raker300:
Dr Christopher C Nwannenna: condata group

raker300:
Ndukwe Osogho-Ajala: soulmate

FKO81:
You mean the team trained by your online robotic engineer student, that dubiously represented Nigeria, if I may ask what is their position. Kindly research Igbo robotic wizards Chinemelu Ezeh who completed an MEng degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Imperial College London and achieved a first class honour, a PhD candidate in Assistive Robotics working on developing a smart wheelchair. http://www.chinemeluezeh.com/

Igbo first class robotic engineers

AlPeter:
Bros you are very wicked. Na person pikin you finish so?

FKO81:
Zenvus Founder Ndubuisi Ekekwe Speaks to BBC World Service

Fasmicro Group Founder, Ndubuisi Ekekwe, was on BBC World Service today. He spoke on our wholly-owned unit Zenvus. The interview is here (from 15.45 mins).

BBC — …ZenvusThe tech entrepreneur Ndubuisi Ekekwe through his company Zenvus plans to make farming in Africa smarter. He talks to Click about the sophisticated sensors which are part of an intelligent system that collects data from the soil…. © Alison van Diggelen)Producer: Colin Grant

Zenvus is an intelligent solution for farms that uses proprietary electronic sensors to collect soil data like moisture, nutrients, temperature, pH etc. It subsequently sends the data to a cloud server via GSM, satellite or Wifi. Algorithms in the server analyze the data and advise farmers on what, how and when to farm. As the crops grow, the system deploys hyper- spectral cameras to build crop normalized difference vegetative index which is helpful in detecting drought stress, pests and diseases on crops. The data generated is aggregated, anonymized and made available via subscription for agro-lending, agro-insurance, commodity trading to banks, insurers and investors. Zenvus also has a mapping feature which can help a farmer map the farm boundary with ease.

kn23h:
The Teens who made Nigeria proud at the First Global Robot Olympics



Meets the Teens who made Nigerians proud at the First Global Challenge 2017Seun Omotayo, Tawa Giwa, Fetisimi Adegbamigbe, Ayodeji Umar, Toluwalase Agoro, Ayomide Adetunji, and Niyi Talabi represented Nigeria at the First Global Robotics Challenge 2017, the first robotics olympics in the world, which held in Washington DC, U.S.


With the provision of access to clean water as the overall theme, 163 teams from the world over, including continental teams, all made up of students ranging from 15 to 18, fought to win the First Global Challenge 2017.

“We are Robo Teens from Nigeria!” Team Nigeria’s bio says. “We are a team of robot enthusiasts, consisting of four boys, three girls ages 15-18, and three coaches. Our team inspiration is based on our goal to make our country great and to better understand the advantages of collaboration both within and outside of our country.”






Jetleeee, Totit, deedeee1, Laudate, etc

Bifwoli:
Igboland has given you all the oil that drives Nigerian economy ,Igboland has given Nigeria its luminaries like Okonjo Iweala ,Nnamdi Kanu ,Ngozi Adichie ,Chiwetel Ejiofor ,Chinua Achebe ....the list is endless.Don't bite the hand that feeds you.

raker300:
if we start listing igbo owned industries here...nairaland won't contain.

Just that they won't allow us

GoldNiagara:
Now the slowpoke is battling with punctuations. Zero education is better than half and stunted education. See painment, painment loaded in a post.I know you will never recover again. I warned you that I will render your wretched self esteem worthless.

Just don't throw a fit and slam the door against your index finger. Olodo!

afonjadie:
Brain dead I have finish you, you are only but a corpse awaiting a befitting burial.

afonjadie:
Heya the repetitive nit.wit is crying to a fellow Afonja brother on a Igbo thread, heya I am feeling for him, very painful tears he sheds...

hilroy:
These people don use talk talk enter 60 pages. Osus shame on you

afonjadie:
Still in check, this Afonja dare not derail this thread again, he learnt the hard way

To be a Afonja head hunter no be for mouth, spiked heads are scared now for real.

afonjadie:
I am really happy with what I have done with you and turned you into.... a repetitive nit.wit

afonjadie:
Smelly brain where is your source that supports Afonjas owning Lagos real estates, Igbo's have bought your fathers graves, shameless lots.

Now Afonja children sleep under bridges and in yellow buses, shameless clan tribe now out cast in their home land to superior Igbo's race

afonjadie:
Brain dead, I am okay with your repetition as long as it keeps you in check on this thread... my mission is achieved, I have got Afonjas on wraps

GoldNiagara:
Still can't tell the difference between brain and Brian, yet accusing your superior of illiteracy. You have added clowning to your idiocy.

afonjadie:
Your brain is hanging thats why you have been repeating yourself since page 4, you need a hard reset, get a loved one to hit a pistle on your head very hard to reset it.

adetoya234:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/5724846_fbimg1501155853547_jpeg3122e63f2f01a5c77e455cbc9384e62f

tuniski:
So daft everyone is an ipob whatever as if it is a crime to be ipob. Wake up and man up!

FKO81:
Igbos leading in real estate

The Refined Investor Series

We are still very excited and celebrating the highly successful Refined Investor Series which on the 27th of November, 2015.

Our speakers at the event: Mr Jim Ovia, Mrs. Nnenna Obiejesi of Nestoil Towers, Mr. Pierre Edde of Eko Atlantic Lebanese , Mrs. Yinka Ogunsulire of Orange Island, our very own Mrs. Udo Okonjo from Fine & Country West Africa, Mr. Idowu Thompson of First Bank Private Wealth, Professor Fabian Ajogwu S.A.N. [/b]and a host of other industry leaders and economic influencers gave compelling presentations on the Real Estate industry and the path to building an exciting future in Nigeria.

Some of the notable facts from the event include the following below;

1. Real estate sector is the 6th largest sector in the Nigerian economy with Lagos state covering 37% of real estate activity in Nigeria (according to the National Bureau of Statistics). The sector contributed 7.57% to the GDP in the third quarter of 2015

[b]We were appointed the exclusive marketing and lease consultants on the first LEED certified mixed used development in West Africa - Nestoil Tower

Soon afonjas will claim Eko Atlantic just the way the claimed Eko hotel own by Chagoury Group of companies.

Pic 1 From L-R Pierre Edde, Development Director of South Energyx Nigeria; Udo Okonjo, Vice Chair Fine and Country West Africa; Nnenna Obiejesi, Executive Director, Nestoil Limited; Jim Ovia, Chairman Zenith Group & Quantum Luxury Properties; Yinka Ogunsulire, Managing Director, Orange Island; Frank Aigbogun, Publisher Businessday Newspaper at the recently concluded Refined Investor Series hosted by Fine and Country in collaboration with the Institute for Real Estate Excellence

Pic2 Jim Ovia, Chairman Quantum Luxury Properties and Zenith Group with Nnenna Obiejesi, Executive Director, Nestoil Limited and Yinka Ogunsulire, MD Orange Island

Pic3 George Chidiac, The One Eko Atlantic; Pierre Edde, Eko Atlantic; Onyema Okonjo, Giant Beverages

afonjadie:
Illiterate afonja with a smelly Brian.

GoldNiagara:
They might start with another narrative that they have bought over 70% of threads on naira land declare it a no man thread.

afonjadie:
Smelly afonja, smelly brain.

adetoya234:
Aregbesolas bit.ch fvck off igbo thread.

Ayeni Adekunle is the founder and CEO of BHM Group, a media company under which popular brands like NET and BlackHouse Media are subsidiaries.

Often referred to as Ayeni The Great, he is a Pan-Africanist to the core. This philosophy reflects in many elements of the BHM Group identity.

For example, the name ‘BlackHouse’ is inspired by one his favourite Yoruba proverbs — Inú ìkòkò dúdú l’èko funfun ti n’jade — which roughly translates to “it is from the black pot that the pure white pap is made”. The “black pot” here refers to Africa which he believes holds the key to the future.



“I think the Western world has been unfair to Africa”, Ayeni told Techpoint during a recent interview, “and I long for the day Africa will take its rightful place in becoming a leader in all areas. They call us the ‘black’ continent, they call us third world, emerging market. That so called black continent, from it will come the business, the ideas and people that will eventually change the world. So we call ourselves Black House Media because we feel very strongly that we have an opportunity to build a global organisation.We believe that in the next couple of years, African companies driven by technology and innovation will be a big deal across the world”.

He had a lot more interesting insights to share.

raker300:
liar!!

Only tinubu is the yoruba man that is into real estates.

All of ajah is under his paw.

So pls keep your lies in check

tuniski:
In the good, the bad and the best! Deal with it.

Obamaofusa:
Yoruba dominate real estate


1. Weyinmi Edodo: CEO of International Property Development Consortium (IPDC). He's a fine economist and an alumnus of Havard Business School (Real Estate). His remarkable works include TBNW terraces in Lekki Phase 1, Pine Courts Apartments by Femi Okunnu Estate and Lotus Apartment in Ikate Elegushi.

2. Gilbert Chagoury: A billionaire Lebanese-Nigerian who owns HiTech and ITB construction companies. He's also known for the development of Banana Island, Ocean Parade Towers to be precise. A 4-bedroom flat in Ocean Parade Towers currently sells for 1.695 billion naira and that's a flat not a separate fully-detached house. Over 6 billoin dollars has been spent on the Eko Atlantic City project and a penthouse is expected to sell for over two million dollars upon completion. This is what development is about, not hawking fanyogo and useless chest-beating.

3. Mr Kunle Tinubu: Also an alumnus of Havard who leads the Trojan Estate Team. Some of his projects include Royal Gardens Estate in Ajah, Peninsula Mall in Lekki, Peninsula Sports and Recreation Club in Lekki, Royal Gardens Estate in Abuja and the new Troy Court in Aguda, Surulere.

4. Sijibomi Ogundele: Sijibomi “Sujimoto” Ogundele is the founder and lead partner of Sujimoto Group of Companies, which comprises of real-estate, finance and energy divisions. The organization operates offices in Paris, Accra, Madrid, Dubai, Riyadh, and Lagos. With the umbrella of Sujimoto Investment Ltd. and its principal partner, Yazeed Alrahji, Sujimoto has been able to bridge the venture capital industry with more than 47 successful business acquisitions and restructurings. As the Chief Executive Officer of Sujimoto Construction, a real estate development firm, Siji is one man to watch – as far as the revolution of Nigeria’s prime real estate sector is concerned. The company, which describes its obligation as bridging the gap in the provision of quality, affordable, and luxury buildings, that are analogous to modern cities and towns like Cape town, Monte Carlo, and Miami, has over the years proven its mantle in this highly competitive field. With its flagship development in Lagos known as the Medici by Sujimoto on Milverton Road, Ikoyi to the upcoming Lorenzo by Sujimoto on Bourdillon in Ikoyi, the company has shown that it is force to reckon with as far as luxury real estate development is concerned in Nigeria.

5. Dun Salami: He's the CEO of Admiralty Homes Limited. He had tons of investments in Banana Island. He also owns Queen's Court, Silicon Valley and Victory Court, all in Lekki.

6. Otunba Olamide Osunsina: He's the CEO of Megamound Investment. His notable works include Carlton Gate Estate in Chevron Drive, Lekki and Lekki County Estate in Ikota.

7. Prince Olu Okeowo: The billionaire is the founder and chairman of Gibraltar Construction. His works include Abraham Court, Solomon Court, Grace Court, Emmanuel Court, Adejoke Court, all in Ikoyi.

8. Tayo Sonuga: In 2009, his housing projects were described as the most romantic homes in Lagos. Tayo Sonuga is the CEO of Haven Homes and his current project is Richmond Gate Estate in Lekki.

9. Yemi Idowu: He currently heads Aircom Nigeria Limited. The company has successfully completed and delivered Nothern Foreshore Estate, Friends Colony Estate, Napier Garden Estate, Egerton Place Estate, all in Lekki. As well as Bourdillon Court Estate and Milverton Court Estate both in Lekki.

10. Sade Gbadamosi: She's the Financial Director of Redbrick Homes Limited, the developers of Amen Estate located along Eleko Beach in Ibeju, Lekki. Feel free to watch

11. Tokunbo Ajayi: He currently heads Properygate Investment Limited. The company is renowned for most of the major developments within Crown Estate in Lekki.

12. Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi: The Ooni of Ife, Oba Ogunwusi although has recently come into prominence as a result of his emergence to the throne of the Yoruba cradle, he was never a minor in the real estate world. Through, his Gran Imperio Group, he was able to take Lagos real estate market by storm.

Michael004:
Why all this pained epistle? No be one of una talk say na igboman own DSTV? Now na MTN. Wait o, no be una own etisalat, etihad, fly Emirates, Yokohama tires, Siemens? Why una no put am here for a longer thread. One of you even claim say na igboman own shoprite and goodies. You are not only dumb, your own stupidity have first class in PhD. Oya, let read how you igbo man own maracana stadium.

Viergeachar:
Sure. PDP is older and more experienced.