₦airaland Forum

FKO81:
I wonder how many your poor P owns

And your own p owns any out of the pure water ones you're getting paid to reel out on this forum? Smh. Obviously you lack the requisite I.Q and ambition to do better than earning subsistence level income by daily making a fool of yourself on behalf of your governor online. Sorry to break it down to you but some of us have way more ambition, are way better educated, and are doing way better in life.

See eh, on a normal day and in the real world, I wouldn't even be caught dead dignifying you with an audience coz you can hardly even string together a coherent sentence. The worst part of it all is you suck at your online pr job. The best gift I can offer you is this priceless piece of advice (from the bottom of my heart) -- go get a life, dude.

FKO81:
May & Baker Nnamdi N. Okafor Chief Executive Officer, Managing Director and Executive Director of May&Baker Nigeria, Anambra dude

http://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/people/person.asp?personId=53270379&privcapId=10444038

I am still expecting the result of your computation of the net worth of those pure water companies o.

Oluyinka Kufile's Ota based Qualitec Industries Limited, manufacturers of aluminium roofing sheets and coils alone is definitely worth more than all of them put together.

I haven't even listed most of the indigenously owned medium and large scale industries in the state that you can easily google yourself to save yourself the stress and look-up their owners and CEOs.

Ogun is always open for business and does not discriminate between local and foreign investors. We Yorubas are way too exposed and sophisticated to stoop that low. We leave such foolishness to fools and ignorant dolts like you.

FKO81:
Proforce Defense Limited owned by Colombians
Three industries owned by Yorubas in Ogun
Allied Atlantic Distilleries Limited
Coleman wires and Cables
Honeywell

Industries owned by Anambarians in Ogun state

Cometstar wire and cable- owned by Obidire Nnemeka Anambra dude

Standard iron Ota Ogun state owned by Anambra man

Nero pharmaceutical company owned Dr. Poly I. Emenike

Finlab pharmaceutical industry Mrs.Ezinne Ebere Nwaije

Evans group- owned by Emma Bishop Okonkwo Anambra dude

May & Baker Nnamdi N. Okafor Chief Executive Officer, Managing Director and Executive Director of May&Baker Nigeria, Anambra dude

Shonagi packaging industries Mr. Geoffrey Anyaso Anambra dude

Goko cleaser Dr Iguedos Anambra dude

Beloxxi group-Obi Ezeude, Managing Director and CEO of Beloxxi Industries, Anambra dude

Mimee noodles Nnamdi Okafor Anambra dude

Good, Oya calculate the net worth of those pure water companies and add an extra jara to it and we will even pay you people to relocate them back to Anambra, though I am willing to wager and bet that they would rather remain in Ogun state.

FKO81:
Real question is how of many of the industries are own by Yorubas I can give you ten industries owned by Anambarian in Ogun, we low taxes to encourage our people, Anambra boast of large numbers of indigenous industries, markets targets are North, middle belt, southsouth and Southeast. List industries in Ogun own by your people.

Yinmu. List them and I will bet you that their combined worth won't come nowhere close to Oba Otudeko's Honeywell alone (located in the same Ogun).

Not to mention Allied Atlantic Distilleries Limited (Africa's largest producers of ethanol) in the same Ogun, owned by Ola Rosiji,

or Prince (Dr) B. A. Onafowokan, Chairman, Ladgroup (foremost indigenous Nigerian conglomerate with a state of the art Oil Mill Extraction factory [located in Ikenne, Ogun state], which is the largest Shea Nut processing factory in Africa, with an intake capacity of 40,000 Metric tons per annum)

Or S.K. Onafowokan - Coleman wires and Cables (THE Largest Cable manufacturer in West Africa. West Africa's pioneer XLPE high voltage cable manufacturer.

Proforce Defense Limited, Owned by Ade Ogundeyin. Mnufacturers of armoured vehicles.

Amongst others.


Guy, you really should be VERY ashamed to even acknowledge that your state's rich folks are even bypassing their own state and choosing instead to site their companies in Ogun over Anambra. That alone is a damning indictment against your state, and I am sure you know that.

Yinmu. Una never get the memo? Obiano don use una IGR shack up. Anambra Don enter one chance.

Yinmu. Una never get the memo? Obiano don use una IGR shack up. Anambra Don enter one chance.

Choi! See SE dragging position with war-torn NE.

CROWNWEALTH019:
We talking America you talking france

We are talking REAL cash crops like Rubber and Timber, you are talking Ugu? Crownwealth019, you sure you OK?

Afonja whyyy.

Chikelue2000:
the only thing I can think of now is ur utter hatred for us, keep it up

Yinmu. Look here Chikelue2000 or whatever, Lagos was destined to be great, with or without Igbo contribution. #Fact. The SW was already blazing the trail and setting the pace even during regionalism. You people should go and build something akin to Lagos in the SE then maybe we would begin to take you seriously. Till today, your region still can't boast of a standard CBD like the ones in Lagos, Abuja and the Ibadan one below, yet you are bragging about developing Lagos?? Till today una no even get a single building in your entire region that is as tall as Cocoa house that was built in the mid-sixties, and you dey there dey make mouth.

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arinze2015:
no insult pls if you cant provide it then you are very wrong

Nna eh, na you sabi the wahala wey you give yourself. Proforce manufactures everything you see advertised on their website. If you doubt that or have a problem with it, Lagoon is still very much around for you to jump into.

arinze2015:
can you give us pic of where proforce is manufacturing the dronea

What a stupid question from an akpu brain. Are you too broke to buy enough data to enable you Google up the activities of Proforce, a company that locally manufactures armoured vehicles amongst other defense related stuff? Smh.

uglyafonja:
Keep quiet....Proforce is a foreign company not indeginous

Why are you akpu-brained punks so lazy? Abeg who is the foreign owner of Proforce?

http://proforcedefence.com/ceos-message/

https://www.thebusinessyear.com/nigeria-2017/safety-for-all/interview

Na wah o. Better try Amala instead, since all that akpu-slurping is causing you to gradually loose your reasoning faculty.

Yinmu. These chestbeaters sef. Proforce has been manufacturing aerial drones without making noise. Smh.

http://proforcedefence.com/unmanned-aerial-vehicles/

omohayek:
I think you have it right. They are insistent on having "their" turn, but the problem I see is that their best-qualified politicians are either out of the running (Sanusi is now Emir of Kano) or have disqualified themselves as bigots in the view of many (El-Rufai). The last thing Nigeria needs is a looter like Atiku or another incompetent in the Buhari mold, but sadly one of the two is what the country is likely to get ...

My Egbon, you are correct. Left to me, Osinbajo is most qualified to succeed PMB coz I personally feel he's so far demonstrated that he's competent enough to make a great president, but honestly they won't let it fly o. Not in this Naija. Let's not kid ourselves bros.

TheCabal:
The north has always been content with a westerner in power. It is the east, they have a problem with.

GEJ's candidacy was opposed in the beginning yes, that was Turai Yar'adua doing not the north. As soon as it was obvious that GEJ can guarantee a steady flow of oil revenue. The matter was settled , immediately. He would have had a second term but he made the biggest mistake of presenting himself as the South East's best friend. And, once the Boko haram issue spiralled out of control and he was fingered several times for not showing concern in the issue. It was obvious, who would not rule.

Once you make to many friends in the east and not find a balance in the north and west you become politically impotent. The east does not have the numbers or influence nor has it at any time provided funding for presidential election, it also does not have any prominent politicians. Chuba Okadibo was the last. Okadigbo was a close friend of Buhari , infact he was fingered for a VP position until his demise.

Yinmu. I hear you. But your eye go soon clear. 2019 is just around the corner.

There's no way in hell the North would sit back and watch Osinbajo (or any Southerner for that matter) contest the presidency in Buhari's stead come 2019. Quote me anywhere. Y'all should pickup and read Segun Adeniyi's book and digest the book's account of the North's fierce opposition to GEJ's candidacy for the presidency after Yaradua's demise to understand what I am talking about. It was the same reason why most of their governors in the PDP decamped from the party in protest against Jonathan's reelection ambition in 2015.

This isn't about whether Osinbajo is qualified or not for the position, but rather about the reality of the North's fierce determination to complete their own 2-terms at the presidency. Real talk.

MasterChen:
Babalawo in Kano?

I'm so confused.

It's probably just the narrator's preferred word for a shaman or herbalist. Similar to how non-yorubas have adopted agbero in describing touts in their locale.

But mehn, this crime is despicable. Poor kid. The parents and herbalist mustn't be allowed to go scott free.

Itesiwaju Eko lo je wa l'Ogun.