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Ekealterego:
But in there, the Igbo man was actually richer while the other family were broke.

According to the imaginary nollywood movie.


Get out of here with that nonsense abeg.

totit:
Wicked!

Bro, this is wickedness! Why, you form my hand oooo


Lmao

The yeye ipob just take hand dig his own grave..

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justineu:
Igbos are great.

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About that little correction.?


Den don take hatred and bitterness swear for you ipobs..

Tayo & Ayo Amusan


CHAIRMAN & MANAGING DIRECTOR, PERSIANAS GROUP



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"Tayo and Ayo Amusan are a couple with a vision to grow the Nigerian retail sector at a steady pace,” said Omoyemi Akerele . “Persianas [their development company] built the first mall of international standards in Nigeria and currently own five spread across Nigeria in Lagos, Ibadan, Kwara, Enugu and soon to be launched Abuja. The company's retail arm has successfully launched franchises such as Hugo Boss and Lacoste."

An early entrant into the burgeoning Nigerian retail scene, Tayo used his 25-year property experience to build The Palms, a 45,000 square metre property. Situated on Lagos’ Lekki Peninsula, the mall-complex has 69 retail stores, among other facilities.

While Tayo is focused on the property aspect of Persianas, Ayo oversees its retailers. Appointed director of retain in 2011, Ayo has been involved in the retail industry since 1998. She holds an MSc in Risk Management from Cass Business School, City University, London, the city in which she began her career working in strategy and budgeting. It was Ayo who led Persianas’ negotiations to secure the Hugo Boss, Puma and Lacoste franchises.


https://www.businessoffashion.com/community/people/tayo-ayo-amusan

kn23h:
Made in Yorubaland

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Made in Iboland

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This is TKO.

totit:
I guess the ibojews doesn't seem to understand the implication of the said company. Who dash the ibo wine tapper the patent-ee, right to produce, copy whisky wine? that dude should be arrested and persecuted asap for that illegal wine under ground wine company, opps shop, I mean..sef

Lmao

They come u with the dumbest rubbish ever. They are crude, crass, unsophisticated and their world view is very shallow.

These ipobs are obviously very shallow and unintelligent.

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Who are you trying to impress with this rubbish?


The only market for this color riot rubbish is jaimica rastafarians..

You people have zero class, zero style, zero sophistication, everything is so crude and crass..

Ekealterego:
Your IGR in Lagos, who is responsible for its size?
You sit in your home and know what's going on in the south east. Lol who is fooling who?

Yes you are because you pay billions in IGR off the gala, pure water and fake CD you peddle and dirty lagos with.


Comedians..

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Ekealterego:
That's why your supreme leader left all these people to patronise made in ABA shoes. Lol.
Your governors are sending Yoruba youths to ABA to learn trade
Who is fooling who?

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Pwayne2016:
Ogidi people are mostly into Pharmaceuticals and Beverages,all the Companies are owned by Ogidi Indigienes and sited in Ogidi


from Kp to Iyke enterprises to Tempest to Alben(Pals)...


here we dont drink dry gins made in Agbara but the one made in Ogidi



Proudly Nwa Ogidi for Life

Abge show us the picture of the village gin and the distillery sef..

raker300:
this guy. You funny.

Stop embarrassing yourself here man.

Even your people are bored with your antics

Igbos are industrialist..deal with that!

Kp manufactures pharmaceutical products as well, so calm down.

Yes, fake products and fake palm wine industrialists...



Abeg show us the picture one the whisky den manufacture from your village backyard distillery..

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Lagos Joins Oodua Group


Lagos State Governor Akinwunmi Ambode has expressed joy over the admission of Lagos State as the sixth member of the Odu’a Group. He described it as a major landmark in the effort of the South-Western States of Nigeria towards regional integration.

http://www.informationng.com/2016/01/lagos-joins-oodua-group.html

....because we are all one and indivisible.

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Governor Akinwunmi Ambode At The South-West Governor’s Forum, Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State




Poor ipobitches.

raker300:
Op, if you have pictures of these company's product..pls help sons of the fallen angel heartache

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You are copying and pasting from random online business directory like the above pic which doesn't mean the rubbish you posted exist.


Imagine some village backyard distilleries bottling whisky.


Drink that adulterated oogoro rubbish and die.

totit:
Ofcourse, I know, after doing my personal search on the said luubbiish lies

Their constant need to lie just to impress other people is a reflection of their low self esteem

totit:
I bet you the link the ibojews provided up is either, a cloned site or ibojews blog.

And besides, let's not also forget that It states " African economist want to adopt the onitsha business strategy.

In that case, we will be here waiting until it's finally adopted

The rubbish doesn't exist, they just make up nonsense all over the place to fool themselves.

neoOduduwa:
LMAO

Just found out Zack Orji went to an Itele store to upgrade his shoe rack

Nigga knows what's good for him. Not surprised he's not buying his brothers' fake wears

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totit:

Buy at your own risk of course.


Even common palm wine na ordinary water and chemicals so drink at your own risk

raker300:
Here;

African economist want to adopt the onitsha business strategy.

Don't you mean village economist?

Your so called economic model that still can not create jobs and livelihood for your people that still troop out of your villages into other places in Nigeria for their daily bread and survival.

Reality and facts on the ground doesn't support the rubbish you people are fooling yourselves with.


You people just make silly and meaningless rubbish all over the place.

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raker300:
Don't let hateful Afonjas derail this thread.

Op, upcoming Igbo inventors

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Please keep quiet with your fake and unsubstantiated fabricated village rubbish.

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FKO81:

Ignoramus AES is a foreign firm

AES Nigeria Barge Limited is a subsidiary of The AES Corporation.


The AES Corporation is a Fortune 200 company that generates and distributes electrical power. AES is headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, and is one of the world's leading power companies, generating and distributing electric power in 17 countries and employing 21,000 people worldwide. Charles Rossotti, Chairman AND Andres Gluski, President and CEO
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AES_Corporation

Geometric power plant Aba is owned by Prof Barth Nnaji Igbo man , first green-field integrated power project developed by a private indigenous consortium in Nigeria

greenfield project is one that lacks constraints imposed by prior work. The analogy is to that of construction on greenfield land where there is no need to work within the constraints of existing buildings or infrastructure

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FKO81:

Geometric first independent power plant owned by Igbo man Barth Nnaji

What's wrong with this fake bait and switch 419 ipobitch.

You said first IPP, not the first indigenous rubbish.

After getting caught, this silly villager is now shouting indigenous?


Show us where you said indigenous in your first post.

All you ipobs do is lie and do 419.


Oponu liar.

Tinubu/Lagos state built the first IPP in Nigeria PERIOD.

CltrAltDel:
Let me add to their misery

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Definitely not the women wrapa tying village comedians on the right..

And the village ipobitch comedy continues...

lol @ most richest and industrious..

So, you are the richest, the most industrious, the smartest and superior, but you're still crying and shouting marginalization left and right? Makes no damn sense, but of course, you people love to full yourself.

You are the most industrious and the richest, but you can not build common village 2nd NB you've been crying for 30 years and counting.

You are the smartest, richest, the most industrious, but your men, children and women still have to leave your poor and unproductive villages to do hard labor, sell gala and fake CDs in other states outside your region.

You are the richest and most industrious, but your budgets and IGR are poor and the lowest in Nigeria.



Fact is, you love to create these low self esteem threads just to make yourselves feel good about your misery and painful existence, but we know obvious realities on the ground in your villages tells very different story.

Other Nigerians should e rushing into your villages to benefit from your so called rich and industrious, but it is the other way around because you are the ones running into other people's land for your daily bread.

Delusional suffer heads.

FKO81:
Dodomayana! as a governor or individual

Geometric power plant Aba first green-field integrated power project developed by a private indigenous consortium

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/07/geometric-power-banks-others-sign-n15bn-new-agreement-on-power/

With several foreign companies proposing to have IPPs in Nigeria, AES Nigeria Barge has recently commissioned the first three barges of its 270 MW gas-fired emergency IPP for Lagos, supplying 90 MW to the national grid. Under a 13 1/2-year power purchase contract signed in June 2000, NEPA pays the IPP $0.032/kWh


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What is wrong with you can't read and comprehend ipob villagers?

I said show us where it says your rubbish was the first in Nigeria and also the year it was commissioned.


Lagos IPP was commissioned back in 2001 so keep quiet with your ignorant rubbish.

patrick89:
no be only, you mean these lazy people that flood Aba for their design!

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kn23h:
Y'all are too much

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We are too much.

The villagers in SE run to the SW for their daily bread and survival and it's because we have what they don't have.

All the TOP fashion designers in Nigeria are my Yoruba bothers and sisters...

10. MODUPE ADEOTI

She is the head designer behind the 17.09 Couture label. She has based her designs on the Nigerian touch of aesthetics with modern trends. She uses this as her base and goes on to create lovely designs that have met the fashion world’s attention. This is why she’s such an inspiration.


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9. ADEBOLA ADEBOWALE

Derb’s Signature is quickly becoming a household name in Nigerian fashion. Adebola established the label as a way to realize her design prospects. She has used it to propel her homely yet edgy designs of the African fabric to the next level. Her work oozes perfection and lovely attention to detail.


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7. FOLAKE FOLARIN COKER


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Folake Coker is a creator, fashion icon, and director of top fashion brand, Tiffany Amber. She established her brand in 1998 and has since then been making African inspired designs that have a modern feel. The focus and detailed loveliness in these creations have seen wide acceptance.

4. MAI ATAFO

Mai Atafo is arguably one of Africa’s and Nigeria’s top fashion icons and designers. His brand, Mai Atafo Inspired, has dressed top celebrities and earned him a legion of followers. His pieces are a collection of chic and traditional fusions that you are bound to fall in love with. He has achieved numerous milestones including the GLITZ Designer of the Year award.


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Mai Atafo was born in Ile-Ife, Osun State. He spent his early life in Lagos, attended the University Staff School Benin, then the Federal Government College, Ido-Ani, Ondo State. Mai Atafo later earned a master's degree from the City University UK in Information System and Technology.