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Celebrities › Re: Roman Goddess Shares Her Wedding Photos With Oyinbo Lover by Didi2d(m): 8:34am On Feb 03, 2018
[quote author=Faithway10 post=64738699]Popular Nigerian Instagram celeb, Roman Goddess is now a married woman.

The curvaceous lady got married to her Dubai-based lover, last week. She captioned one of ithe photos; "Kim n Bay no do pass ds �� .. don't judge the books by it cover����"

Here are more photos...

http://www.amagitesblog.com/2018/02/dont-judge-books-by-it-cover-roman.html

This girl and tools resemble sha!!!
Celebrities › Re: Roman Goddess Shares Her Wedding Photos With Oyinbo Lover by Didi2d(m): 8:32am On Feb 03, 2018
That one sure cheesy
Car Talk › Re: Elizade: Unveiling The Man Behind Toyota Cars In Nigeria by Didi2d(m): 8:25am On Feb 03, 2018
AutoReportNG:
Elizade Motors is not strange to many Nigerians as the name is the parent company of Toyota cars in Nigeria, but there is a man that runs and control this multi-million dollar business empire. The success story of Nigerian Dollar multi-millionaire Michael Ade-Ojo, the founder and CEO of the Elizade Group of companies should be a case study for anyone who wants to go into the automotive business in Nigeria.

In the beginning

Motivation 01

Chief Michael was born in Nigeria on June 14, 1938, to two modest parents. At a very young age, he became a street vendor and started selling charcoal, food, & firewood to help make ends meet.

He was born in a time when there was little to no financial aid for the less privileged, and parents believed a lot lesser in education, yet he still successfully made it through high school, and later got a degree in Business Administration from the university.

After his graduation, he joined the workforce at CFAO motors; a French distribution company. This same company had paid the tuition for his last two years in the university.

In 1966, while still working as a salesman for CFAO motors, he successfully sold 20 trucks to the Electricity Corporation of Nigeria, but to his dismay, his manager took credit for the sale, which led to a protest by Michael, followed with him losing his job by the end of the year.

After his ousting at CFAO motors, he moved on and got a job at British Petroleum (BP). Within three months of his employment, he increased the sales of his local division by 25%. But just as he was unfortunate with his previous employment, his new boss took credit for the outstanding growth, and this left him aggrieved and lost in thoughts. (No be only Naija dey do fraud, oyinbo people sef na real wayo)

The Breakthrough

As the popular adage says, when life gives you a lime, make a lemonade out of it. Chief Micheal has every course to stay put in his BP job and be contented, but he decided to take a risky but eventful decision. While in Lagos, Nigeria, during his annual British Petroleum (BP) holiday, he decided to take a daring step to approach the RT Brisco Group; an importer and distributor of trucking and automobile equipment. He made them an offer to sell their equipment for a commission on every successful sale.

After careful consideration, the RT Brisco Group decided to give him a trial. In just four months after he sealed the deal with Brisco, he sold about 40 cars. The commissions earned from the total sales were overwhelmingly higher than his yearly salary at BP. This motivated him to quit his job, and pursue his dreams.

In 1971, he started the company, Elizade Independent Agencies (EIA), with his wife, Elizabeth Wuraola Ojo. The name Elizade, was derived from both his wife’s name, Elizabeth, and his name, Ade. His company focused on the distribution of automobiles in Nigeria, especially Japanese cars.

He acquired the license to import Toyota Cars, with the name, Toyota Nigeria Limited, and single-handedly, made the car brand, the most sought-after automobile brand in Nigeria. He later went on to acquire 100% of RT Briscoe in Nigeria, and subsequently acquired more shares, to make his total holdings in Toyota Nigeria Limited, sum up to 74%.

The brand Elizade Motors Group

Today, his conglomerate consists of Toyota Nigeria Limited, RT Briscoe Nigeria, Elizade Auto Land, Classic Motors Limited, Crow Motors Nigeria Limited, Elizade University, Okin Travels Limited, and a host of other investments. He’s also on the board of directors of several Nigeria banks and other companies such as Ecobank, First City Monument Bank, and SMT Nigeria Limited (the official distributors of Mack trucks, Volvo trucks, & Volvo Construction Equipments).

Moral

Never be too comfortable in your present position, that you can making millions from the job never meant you can't make more when you innovate.

Credits:
Toyota Nigeria, StartUpDaily

Source:
http://www.autoreportng.com/2018/02/elizade-unveiling-man-behind-toyota.html

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Crime › Re: Policeman Caught Having Sex With His Stepdaughter In Warri (Photos) by Didi2d(m): 8:30pm On Feb 02, 2018
zoba88:
A Nigerian police officer serving with B Division in Warri,Delta State was caught by the good people of Okere Urhobo community having sex with his stepdaughter today.He was paraded alongside the girl by youths
See photos below


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2018/02/police-officer-caught-having-sx-with.html?m=1
So this yeye man don open this girl toto?
Crime › Re: Video Of Little Girl Performing MouthAction: Lagos State Government Reacts by Didi2d(m): 8:27pm On Feb 02, 2018
sweetkev:
Link to the video or else I don't believe it really happened
Lol....
Just talk say you wan see as the girl perform
Politics › Re: Court Affirms Senate's Power To Reject Magu by Didi2d(m): 11:00pm On Feb 01, 2018
Like seriously? That's interesting to know

But guess what.. the West (US, UK and co.) are behind Magu.[/quote]

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