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TOP NIGERIAN FASHION DESIGNERS THAT MAKE KILLER DESIGNS


Nigerian Fashion Designers

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5. OLUWATOBI AKINTOYE

She is among the featured Top Ladies in Fashion and Beauty Business. Despite her humble beginnings, she has some of the unique African fashion creations. Her fashion designs and styles are a mix of edgy and natural flare to the African fabric. Her collections have in effect been showcased all around the world .



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naturalman:
YORUBA BEGGARS

Look at this ipobitch villager, shey na beggar be the topic or you just lack reading and comprehension skills or you just ran out of made in aba fake products and akpu from your village to post.

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TOP NIGERIAN FASHION DESIGNERS THAT MAKE KILLER DESIGNS


1. DURO OLOWU

Duro Olowu is no doubt one of the top Nigerian clothing designers and among Africa’s finest. His fashion line, Duro Olowo has been featured in numerous fashion runways and featured in a number of fashion events. His work has evolved and has become an inspiration for African designers and fashionistas.



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Designers are the primary start point of any desired creative style. Nigerian fashion designers have managed to create some of the most remarkable creations and innovative styles. Their work has been showcased in fashion runways around the world and been graced with the top nods from fashion bigwigs. So, we’ve come up with a list of African designers who have proven fashion design skills.

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TOP NIGERIAN FASHION DESIGNERS THAT MAKE KILLER DESIGNS
1. DURO OLOWU

Duro Olowu is no doubt one of the top Nigerian clothing designers and among Africa’s finest. His fashion line, Duro Olowo has been featured in numerous fashion runways and featured in a number of fashion events. His work has evolved and has become an inspiration for African designers and fashionistas.

Nigerian Fashion Designers

2. LISA FOLAWIYO

Lisa Folawiyo has been hailed among Nigerian designers that have the most ingenious designs. Her creation features a blend of West African inspired designs with an edgy futuristic touch. The fashion designs have won her accolades among various fashion platforms in the world.


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3. FOLU AJAYI

Folu Ajayi has designed her way to becoming among the top African designers. The 22-year-old’s story is an inspiring one of following one’s dreams. The youngster has an established a fashion label, House of Dabira which features some of the most detailed and authentic African clothes’ designs.

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naturalman:
Can you see this one on your air...

ONITSHA —The Nigerian Air Force, yesterday, signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU with Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company, IVM, Nnewi, Anambra state for research and production of spare parts for its fighter jets.
The Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, told newsmen in Nnewi, Anambra that the collaboration between the company and the Air Force had kept its jet fleet running for months now.
Abubakar, who was represented by the Chief of Policy and Planning, Air Vice-Marshal James Gbum, said the MoU would further solidify the collaboration, improve local content and engineering as well as save the country a lot of foreign exchange used in importing the expensive parts.
He said: “Our war efforts will be in vain if we don’t do something to ensure we get spare parts because some of our fighter aircrafts that have formed the back-bone of our struggle against Boko Haram, were once down due to lack of spare parts and mainly the break assemblies of these aircrafts.
“The Air Chief immediately ordered our research and development cell in Kaji to start to research into this break assembly overhaul. They went ahead and carried out the research. However, the first proto-type they brought couldn’t pass the test.
“The Nigerian Air Force later discovered that Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company at Nnewi, Anambra State is very capable of collaborating with the Nigerian Air Force to achieve the required standards of overhauling our break assemblies.”

Is there not a difference between MOU to make spare parts and actually manufacturing fighter jets.?


E be like say this one no attend even elementary school sef..

naturalman:
Your mates are producing FIGHTER JET....you are producing beverages...na wa oh!!!!

Where is the aba made fighter jet

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naturalman:
What year will Yoruba's start manufacturing sometin like this

50 million years

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Stop littering the thread with your aba made panel beating join join together rubbish abeg.

We don't even see that imaginary nonsense on our streets.

And G wagon is a BENZ, not your village rubbish.

Customer80:
Nnaji built the first power plant that supplies aso rock light 247

Show us proof like the year it was commissioned.

hornyofife:
KEEP CRYING, IF YOU LIKE WHEN BIAFRA IS CREATED, CHASED THEM AWAY..OK?

Don Jazzy is not interested in your Biafra Bullshitt.

salford1:
I could go on on on, but I give up on this thread

I know this thread is BS and comedy, but don't give up on this funny thread..

hornyofife:
Michael Collins Ajereh, better known as Don Jazzy, Founder of Mavin Records Africa's biggest music record label

https://mavinrecords.com/M/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Donjazzy-1.jpg


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpfeWYIAmfc&t=336s

Based in the Lagos, SW and pay IGR to the government Lagos, SW for the development of Lagos.SW.


Peny wise, sound foolish.

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FKO81:
Geometric first independent power plant owned by Igbo man Barth Nnaji

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Power: Again, Lagos sets the pace in IPP


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/06/power-again-lagos-sets-the-pace-in-ipp/

ipobitch scammer, Tinubu/Lagos built the first IPP in Nigeria.

salford1:
OP. You listed Chagoury as ibo owned. Who in Nigeria doesn't know that Chagoury is owned by the Lebanese brothers that are friends of Abacha...lol.

Your post seems dodgy.

The OP is a fake clown and nearly everything in this thread is fake.

FKO81:
Erisco tomato plant biggest in Nigeria

head office at Plot 2 Oyeleke Street, Off Kudirat Abiola Way, Oregun, Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria

The same biggest plant is in Lagos, SW, the head office is in Lagos,SW and they pay IGR to Lagos,SW for the development of Lagos, SW and not your village.


You people sabi think like school children.


Peny wise, pound foolish.


Ndo..

kn23h:

Thanks.

http://www.naijalingo.com/words/aba-made

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hinohsend:
Kn23h why did you change the title of the thread na, I actually preferred the former title. Nice job sha...

I agree with you.


Makes us sound like the empty and shallow chest beating ipobs, very unnecessary.

To start with, there's absolutely nothing wrong with the dress or dresses, Nigerians are just hopelessly misguided and saddled with misplaced concerns and priorities.


These are the kind of irrelevant rubbish Nigerians unite, cry and shout over, but never united when it comes to their money and how the same politicians and clowns regardless of tribe or ethnicity loot them dry.


The man was in London where he too was fed with silver spoon, educated with your money, he turns around passed the same silver spoon and great education to his own children while you are stuck in Nigeria screaming and yelling over some silly and irrelevant dress.


Nigerians can be dumb, stupid and petty sha.

Since we dey see innoson panel beating factory on every page, e be like say this is the only thing they produce in iboland..

naturalman:
That yoruba guy called OKWAY stole an Igbo man company TERAGRO and posted it as a yoruba company

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Dupe Olusola, CEO of Teragro at the WCA Executive investment Summit & CEO Forum 2015″ that held March 17. – 19, 2015 at the Intercontinental Hotel Lagos



http://teragro-ng.com/site/?page_id=2257

And where is your lying proof?

You imaginary akpu ibo owner also made Dupe Olusola the CEO to manage his company?

Abeg stick to your ugu leaves.

Where are the useless ipobs?

Abeg post something now. Even if na ugu leaves...

YORUBA.

Meet Oluwatoyin Abegunde, the wonder woman leading GE’s Sub-Saharan Africa sales team


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On a particularly wet morning at the General Electric (GE) office in Lagos, a woman donning a red jacket walks down her work-space to receive the Techpoint team. For an established executive who has worked with Access Bank, Accenture, Siemens and now GE, she looks young and vibrant.


https://techpoint.ng/2017/07/03/engine-room-oluwatoyin-abegunde/

Markfemi2:
Dem think say ilorin na issue
Dem think say dem fit use Islam insult us forget say na we train them subjugate them with Christainity
Why you think say kanu dey talk may dem no go Yoruba church lol

They talk about ilorin as if I really care or lose sleep over ilorin.

They talk about brown roof when in fact I'm proud od the very brown roof which is a symbol of my rich past and heritage.

I love my brown roof.

ibo by nature are just unintelligent, silly and idiotic.

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pazienza:
What? Posting creams, soaps, juices, etc?

They are found in each street here. It makes no sense posting them.
Nigeria is an import based country, the few locally produced goods here are calle[/s]d "Aba/Igbo made " by commoners for a reason.

I'll pay you attention when you start posting something meaningful from your village apart from your akpu breath..

Decksaltedxx:
Gosh. Always try to read before posting your links, you are losing it bro.

Read-
The attackers were said to have gone into hiding to prevent reprisals by the enraged youths who were said to have destroyed the herdsmen property worth thousands of Naira.

There's a reason why that village clown is not posting what they produce in his village, it's because he ran out of rubbish and even fake village palm wine to post.


The village clown is in trolling and derailing mode.

okway:
lol the sad thing is, out of all the companies they've posted, only innoson assembly auto part makes sense.

Even that one sef na panel beating and welding this and that together and the cars ef we hardly see them on our roads. It's just another village mushroom rubbish.




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aarressa:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73ro3s6xax0


National Defence College Visit To Proforce

This is what we are talking about, not some village rubbish nonsense..

okway:
These envious Ibo people have tried every way possible to get this thread deleted. they started with

1. Denying that these companies are Yorubas to get Yorubas to fight dirty

2. Started destabilizing the thread with local Ibo backyard shops

3. Started posting anti-Yoruba pics

4. Attacking Yoruba culture and identity


None has worked so far Ibos and inferiority complex, they always feel little beside Yorubas. All they have is mouth action and chest beating.

ibo clowns are shallow and empty losers with low self-esteem and insecurity issues.

There is nothing worthwhile in their unproductive villages and this is the reason why the losers always have to leave their useless villages and head to the SW for their daily bread and survival.

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pazienza:
Lol! Coming from a people Arewa had labelled eternal slaves!
"...We also captured Ilorin, killed their local King
and installed our Fulani Emir. We took that ancient
town away from the barbarian Yoruba and their
filthy pagan gods. We liberated all these places
and all these people by imposing Islam on them by
force. It was either the Koran or the sword, and
most of them chose the Koran..."


Heard your Oba is still in prison.

I understand why you think Ndiigbo are in any way scared of empty threats from your masters.

IPOB and Biafrans are marching ahead ahead. Better prepare, your Boko Islamic Republic of Arewa-Oduanistan is loading.

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Silly and unintelligent ipob rubbish no dey interest me so shut your akpu breath.


Yeye cowards,..

pazienza:
Yorubas have been dancing all over the internet over the Northern ultimatum, hoping their Arewa masters live up to their expectations.

Somethings never change :

What's Yoruba people got to do with hausa people calling your buff?

Cowards hate hausa people and they want biafra, but still refuse to leave hausaland and go back to biafra and even beg Hausa people to stay in hausaland.

All mouth and no action. Cowards..

Meet the young man redefining auto-parts business in Nigeria


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[b]23-year-old Dairo Damilola Opeyemi who hails from Ibadan, Oyo State is the young Chief Executive Officer of Autofactorng, redefining auto-parts business in Nigeria. Founder, Autofactorng, Damilola Dairo In a country where buyers culturally show an overwhelming distrust of salesmen in the automotive industry, Dairo’s innovative platform sells genuine auto-parts at affordable prices and delivers it to client’s doorsteps nationwide with warranties on every item sold is no doubt a breath of fresh air to car users. The young CEO’s rise to becoming a nationwide auto-parts supplier in less than a year of establishing his firm is based largely on his passionate ingenuity to provide car users in the country with genuine alternative to both sub-standard and fairly used auto-parts, ‘Tokunbo’ which overtime leaves buyers cheated and unsatisfied. After graduating from Bowen University in 2012, where he studied Physics and Solar Energy , Dairo who said he has always had a flare for cars ventured into the automotive industry in Nigeria by providing solutions in the aspect of car body repairs and painting. “Like every other graduate, the next point of call for me after leaving school is to get a job, but I know there is actually none waiting out there for me. So I went for a three months training in a workshop on car painting and body repair after which I proceeded to doing the business itself and this noble step is what eventually led to the idea of ‘Autofactorng’.[/b]




Tokunbo products are not new products, they are sold to users as genuine products which have been used and can never be better than new ones. To understand this, just Imagine that you are using a year 2002 Toyota vehicle and you want to change the shock absorber and you purchase it it as a tokunbo, that means the part which was manufactured in 2002 has been used probably for 3 years and you are now purchasing it as a product in 2015. What it means is that the shock absorber is 13 years old. Does it mean it is good or will last long? Where the problem lies for me with fairly used products, ‘Tokunbos’ is the fact that they are not safe.

We have had several customers who call to say, they will no longer buy parts anywhere else except from Autofactorng, others say the whole idea is revolutionary and besides some companies are already requesting that we send them business proposals on partnerships.” Narrating the challenges encountered starting the business, he said, “One of the predominant challenges we faced was designing the exact website that best answer our audience needs,as well as, offer them more services than what is obtainable in the market.” Also, getting suppliers who stock genuine car parts was equally tasking because hardly can you find a one-stop-shop for all car parts, especially when an average car uses over 30,000 parts. Creating awareness about the website and building trust was also an issue, despite the fact that most car users don’t trust their mechanics, they still believe it is better to stay with them than patronize a totally new approach to solving car related problems. But we have been able to win clients overtime by rendering quality services.” Despite his quick success Dairo said he has sustainability plans to keep his business growth. Apart from taking orders online via very interactive platform, we are looking at having a strong presence offline, building a full blown auto-part store where you can walk in and out with all kinds of car accessories/parts – fenders, engine blocks, batteries, tyres, etc. Assured that his firm, Autofactorng will in a few years actualise its dream of being the first auto part store in Nigeria, Dairo equally sees expansion into Ghana and other parts of Africa, “we are already getting calls outside Nigeria, most especially in Cotonou & Ghana and we have actually delivered products to Cotonou on several occassions.” Asked if he has a special business philosophy or formula, he said; ” I believe strongly in the acronym, P.O.P, which stands for Perseverance, Optimism and Positivism, this 3 keys will see a start-up through difficult stages which of course are inevitable in starting up any kind of business.



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/meet-young-man-redefining-auto-parts-business-nigeria/

Gradually, we are facing out the dirty, fake unsafe and rubbish ibo spare parts and rebranding and modernizing the auto parts and this smart young entrepreneur from Ibadan is leading the way.

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Sir Samuel Layinka Ayodeji Manuwa (1903–1976); The man who Invented an Excision Knife to Treat Tropical Ulcers

walexbiz:
Thank you ooo, I thought there was no sane man in this fora until you made this post, what would any sane man would have expected from Amadi an appointee of a man who deliberately ruined the live of most Nigerian when he could have ameliorated it.

In all I think Fashola too should face the job he is been paid for square and stop throwing jibe around has no one begged him to accept appointment.

Also this is a lesson for those who hastily criticized their leader when they err.

Very ironic conclusion.

Nigerians are so used to something going wrong, suffering and not owed any explanation or reasons from their leaders why they are suffering and why things are not heading in the right direction.


Good and credible leaders communication wrongs in the system and the reasons why things are the way they are and to blame the man for educating you per the problems facing you and the reason why the problems emanated in the first place is like asking the man not to do his job or even identifying faults and where they came from is is short-changing yourself.

How do you even move ahead or correct any bad situation without knowing what happened in the first place?

Assigning blame is always part of process improvement and last time I check, the same people and hypocrites abusing the minister for speaking the truth blame everything under the sun on the minister himself, his party and the president every second of the day