₦airaland Forum

[quote author= post=42870218][b]
Altlas Oranto petrolum.
Fidelity bank,
Next international
Air peace
Erisco Foods Ltd.,
Ekulo group
Capital Oil
SNECOU Group of Companies Limited
Inter-bau
Daimon bank
Oil serve
Ekcel Farms Ltd
Genesis group
Emzor
Fusion motors
Tchno oil
NIPCO oil,
SPG
Smile network
Armak group of companies
Britannia-U
Global motor
Minaj Tv,
Crunchies
Roban shopping mall
Ebeano shopping mall
Authority newspaper
Union newspaper
Innoson group
Ibeto
AZ oil
Tummy tumny noodle
Juhel pharmaceutical
Wit lux
Coscharies
Ekcel tomatoes plant
Chichason
Pokobros
Whiz
Sun shine flour mill
Tonimas
Cutix cable
Nero pharmaceutical
Kp
Zubix food and beverages
Life vegitable oil
Osaks food and beverages
Piko juice
Premiere brewery
Evens company
Best aluminum
Union Auto battery
Ogbuawa motor products
Jesco group compay
Dozzy group of company
Anambra rice mill
Cuchad rice mill
Alo Aluminum
Cometstar manufacturing industry
Eastern Distilleries And Food Industries
Geoelis cable
Intafact beverages
Nexans kablemetal ltd
Anizon paper mill
Udesco manufacturing ltd
MacDon group
Kristoral & co ltd
Best Aliminum
Okeyson plastic
Awotolo industry ltd
Reliable still and plastic ltd
Ezenwa plastics
King vegetable oil
Veno vegetable oil
Marks on chemical industrial ltd
Citizen paint
Synico group
Bentrco group
Anamco
Adswitch plc
Louis carter group
Cento group of companies
First express aluminum
Uru industrial ltd
Poly foam
Hygi line chemical industry ltd
Chemtech chemical ltd
Winco foarm
Arimaco group
Transporter and haulage biz
Young shall grow
. Chisco group
Ekenedilichukwu trans
GUO Okeke
. CN Okoli
Izuchukwu trans
FG. Onyewe
Ifeanyichukwu trans
[/b]
Just Anambra owned companies[/quote]You don come with ya 419 list again eh.
What is the difference btw Ibeto and union auto battery huh? What is the difference btw Chicason, life vegetable oil and AZ oil huh? What is the difference btw piko juice and....,?

I can see you want to swell ya list kwa.

Do the needful and correct it.

Scholes007:
You lots said gzi is owned by a yoruba man right? And in clear terms i disproved it. I have given you their official web where it was stated clearly that it is not owned by yoruba man. I also told you companies like globalcom and honeywell are the ones founded and own by yoruba. Or do you jst like insulting people because you can talk. Gzi is not owned by yoruba. The ceo is not a nigeria but the md is a yoruba simple or do you have any other problem? Next is skybank. I will be taking it one by one and at the same time giving you links pls be reading the links thank you

Please kindly confirm this list. Thanks

1. Drugfield Pharmaceuticals Ltd

Drugfield Pharmaceuticals Ltd is a wholly owned Nigerian pharmaceutical company. It started by producing dosage forms of dermatological antibiotic and antifungal preparations in 1993, but now sells a wide range of products. Drugfield is the first Nigerian and African company to manufacture newborn cord-care antiseptic gel, Chlorhexidine Digluconate 7.1, which prevents umbilical cord infections in newborn babies.

2. Insight Communications Ltd (SW)

Insight communications

Insight Communications Ltd is one of Nigeria and West Africa’s largest advertising agencies, and the most lauded advertising agency in Nigeria. Their services include advertising, public relations advisory, media planning and buying sales promotion, direct marketing and brand development. The company, with a staff strength of 106, currently services some of Nigeria’s most esteemed brands such as Nigerian Breweries Plc. and Jumia.

3. Sahara Group (SW)

sahara-group

Sahara Group is a leading, privately owned energy and infrastructure multinational with operations in the upstream, midstream and downstream infrastructure and power sectors. It has offices in Nigeria, Ghana, Ivory Coast, UAE, Switzerland, Singapore, and United Kingdom, and boasts over 600 employees. As of 2012, the company’s annual turnover stood at $11.4 million. Sahara ‘s senior management notes: “At Sahara, we operate in an environment where individuals are not only encouraged to strive for excellence in their work, but to also enjoy the experience.”

4. The Nation Newspaper (SW)

The-Nation

One of Nigeria’s national newspapers, The Nation covers politics and business while also delving into lifestyle, arts, and sports. The company has about 200 staff and prints its newspapers simultaneously in Abuja, Lagos and Port Harcourt. The company claims its 2014 turnover was $15 million (3 billion Naira). Almost all the top executives working with the Nation newspaper have, at one point, worked with other media companies. For instance, the current managing director of the company was also the managing director of Thisday newspaper. “I have attended training sponsored by The Nation; I am not just a reporter but also a multimedia person. At the Nation, you are not being restricted to doing what you can do. We are allowed to push our ideas,” said David Lawal, a staff member and online reporter for The Nation.

5. Chicken Republic (SW)
6. Deloitte(SW)
7. Honeywell Flourmills Plc(SW)
8. Mainstreet bank limited (SW)
9. ARM PLC (SW)
10. Crusader & Sterling pensions&source (SW)
11.Leadway assurance co. ltd.(SW)
12. Helios towers Nigeria(SW)
13. Jumia Nigeria (SW)
14.Covenant University(SW)
15. FCMB(SW)
16. Interswitch Limited(SW)
17. Mansard Insurance(SW)
18. Sterling Bank Plc(SW)
19 Guaranty Trust Bank(SW)
20. GZ INDUSTRIES(SW)
21. Oando Plc(SW)
22. Benin Electricity DIstribution Company(SW)
23. Skye Bank plc(SW)
24. Wema Bank Plc(SW)
25. Grand Oak LIMITED (SW)
26. Saro Agrosciences (SW)
27. Mutual Benefits Life Assurance(SW)
28. Globacom Limited(SW)
30. FBN(SW)

Scholes007:
You lots said gzi is owned by a yoruba man right? And in clear terms i disproved it. I have given you their official web where it was stated clearly that it is not owned by yoruba man. I also told you companies like globalcom and honeywell are the ones founded and own by yoruba. Or do you jst like insulting people because you can talk. Gzi is not owned by yoruba. The ceo is not a nigeria but the md is a yoruba simple or do you have any other problem? Next is skybank. I will be taking it one by one and at the same time giving you links pls be reading the links thank you

Who ownes Coscharies? Is it not Ford, Bmw etcetera

IGBOPRINCE:
I once told you re arguing with a kid? You refused to listen. Now you don confam am kai the guy na really kid

Old man wey lie say indigenous companies no dey SW. but fact don put am to shame hence he could not stand the facts on ground and had to run away.

Do you still believe there are no indigenous companies in SW? CCome defend ya lies.

[quote author= post=42854178]I have told you times without numbers Nigeria doesn't end in southwest, how about Kaduna disc company and Enugu disc company they are not in Nigeria in your little mind [/quote]Chai! It seems ya old age dey make you loose memory. Chai! Udo!

So, they are now companies because SE owns only 2?
Let me remember ya.


quote author= post=42851468]
From your reasoning, and line of argument you are a kid, emerging the site, the list even Convernat Uni, Mainstreem bank, Benin disc company etc are your top 100, southwest you guys are good with propaganda seriously! for us to argue I need data from Nigeria bureau of statistics not site been manage by Yoruba man.[/quote]

[quote author= post=42852518]Kid go find your mate, your IQ is low, I need data from Nigeria bureau ok![/quote]The man with the highest IQ can't differentiate between disc company and disco club.

Now, tell us how many of south east companies make the list?

Don't runaway old man.

Scholes007:
i may not be from anambra but tonimas has some of their factory in anambra. I think the nail factory.

OK, you think hmm. there nothing like that on their website. Maybe, I am not aware or he is lying because Tonimas is based in Aba.

[quote author= post=42851468]From your reasoning, and line of argument you are a kid, emerging the site, the list even Convernat Uni, Mainstreem bank, Benin disc company etc are your top 100, southwest you guys are good with propaganda seriously! for us to argue I need data from Nigeria bureau of statistics not site been manage by Yoruba man.[/quote] kai! Tell Forbes to to join America bureau of statistics before we accept their list of richest in the world. bureau Ko bureadi ni.

You no dey learn well oooo. Oya who get those companies?

Mainstreem bank no be company na street name for Onitsha ba.

Benin disc company no be company na disco club for Nnewi Ko. Chai!

http://www.thenigerianvoice.com/news/110322/1/vigeo-power-pays-3225m-for-benin-distribution-comp.html

[quote author= post=42850862]You see your life ;DD
Dash yourself I guess you need them to continue with your fantasy, soon another alarm go blow, education and MDG don blow[/quote]You commot 2 out of.... I forgot, Na ya assignment. Oya 2 minus....

IGBOPRINCE:
is it not better we ignores these two guys.(Forgiveness and flyoruba),remember we have kids on nairaland this days? They don't want to learn from travellers like us, looking at their behaviours here, someone can easily detects They re incorrigible
nothing on earth will make them accepts your explications so far. They re so envy,jealous and bitter about eastern development, they will prolong this baseless argument till you get bore..


Pls, let's try to ignore them than to prolong the pages of this thread. Imeela


Walks out of the thread nwanne

Yes, kids wan learn with facts and not lies. Oya prove me wrong.

Flyoruboy:
My guy, they think they are dealing with their fellow SE illiterates that they can bamboozle.

Dem don miss road be dat na. Today na today. # foreigners controls south west industries must end today.

[quote author= post=42850430]You be typical Otondo so you are telling me now Pascal Dozie owning the highest shares in MTN Nigeria he automatically own MTN, or Ernest Azudialo highest Nigerian shareholder is Julius berger now owns Berger wright?[/quote]OK, I dash you airtel and MultiChoice. Now, tell me, how companies remain? Count am well oooo.

[quote author= post=42850032]Oboy :oo
Industry Telecommunications
Founded 7 July 1995[1]
Founder Sunil Bharti Mittal
Headquarters Bharti Crescent, 1, Nelson Mandela Road, New Delhi, India[1]
Area served
India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Africa and the Channel Islands
Key people
Sunil Bharti Mittal (Chairman and MD)
Gopal Vittal (CEO, South Asia)
Srikanth Balachandran (Global CFO)
Products Fixed line and mobile telephony, broadband and fixed-line internet services, digital television and IPTV
Revenue ₹937 billion (US$14 billion) (2015)
Operating income
₹319 billion (US$4.7 billion) (2015)
Profit ₹53 billion (US$780 million) (2015)
Total assets ₹1331 billion (US$20 billion) (2015)
Total equity ₹1660 billion (US$24 billion) (2015)
Owners Bharti Enterprises (52.7%)[2][3]
SingTel (32.5%)[2][3][/quote]So, you no know say na the highest share holder na him get the company?

I go show you who him later.

[quote author= post=42849705]I have seen how you listed foreign companies as South Western industries
Dettol is the trade name for a line of hygiene products manufactured by Reckitt Benckiser. It has been in use since before 1936, when it was used after surgery as an antiseptic.[1]
Product type Hygiene product
Owner Reckitt Benckiser
Country United Kingdom
Introduced 1936
Markets United Kingdom, Australia and South Africa

Oboy [/quote]Bros, Na Deloitte you see for there or na Dettol?

Shine ya well well.

Flyoruboy:
Guy abeg quit embarrassing yourself! Tunji Olowolafe owns GZ industries. Some of you guys are so ignorant that it's no longer funny! Forgiveness, see as Dem dey expose their foolishness??

http://www.howwemadeitinafrica.com/meet-the-boss-tunji-olowolafe-chairman-gz-industries/

Leave and IGBOPRINCE, them go hear am today.

[quote author= post=42849611]Reason why I said you need to travel, they have their industries in Anambra, Tonnimas industry Nimo road, Nero Onitsha, Juhel Awka
Pic Juhel parenteral drug Awka[/quote]Bros, why you give me pictures without address and address without pictures ?

You wan lie eh?

Show me the address on their website and will believe you.

Bros, i go show you Tonimas pictures for Aba. Next time don't lie. Ok You sin has been forgiven you

Scholes007:
gzi is not a sw company
http://www.gzican.com/company-overview/

Tell us who ownes it? They even have a branch in Aba.

[quote author= post=42848247]All the industries listed by him are all in Anambra, you can visit the thread to cure your ignorance, the thread is just one out of many industrial layouts in Anambra, I have told you to leave your enclave and go round your country and explore, Nigeria doesn't end in Southwest, Igbos move round the world to explore, grab experience and come home to invest, just emerging what they have achieved after the civil war, leading in education, commerce, indigenous industries, MDG, literature, Nollywood, Science and innovation, craft etc

Kindly view one out of many industrial layouts in Anambra, mind you 99% of the industries are owned by Anambariens not foreigners or other tribe.
https://www.nairaland.com/2895191/anambra-industrial-revolution-pics

Premiere brewery is own by Prince Arthur Eze, Orange drug is own by Tony Ezenna[/quote] You mean Tonimas is in Anambra and no longer Aba? You mean Juhel pharmacetical limited Enugu is in Nnewi Anambra? Do you mean Nero pharmacetical limited is no longer in Sango Ota Ogun State? Chai!
You can lie oooo.

And for ya information i am going to Abakaliki this morning from one Eastern side.
Chai! Lying is not good for ya soul ooo. Repent.

100 Best place to work in Nigeria

Jobberman in collaboration with Ventures Africa, Africa’s foremost online platform for news, analysis and discussion about African business, policy, innovation, and lifestyle, has just released the List of the Top 100 Companies for Millennials to Work in Nigeria, based on employee satisfaction.

Every generation creates a new flock of young adults that brings nuanced energy, expertise and awareness to the workplace. Born between 1982 and 2003, millennials account for about 60 percent of Nigeria’s population and a substantial segment of the workforce. Tech savvy and innovative, this new class of employee thrives on peer motivation and challenge.

Accounting for 80 percent of new intake in companies like Nigerian Breweries, millennials possess consumer-oriented perspectives that causes them to evaluate companies based on alignment to their own personal values and ambition. According to our survey of millennials in the workforce, company prestige ranked as the most significant factor in job consideration. This was followed by passion, with financial remuneration ranked third. Although the survey revealed that millennials are attracted to high financial remuneration, they are less likely to stay for long periods at a job if they do not achieve work-life balance or feel fulfilled.

Amid global trends of millennial influence in changing corporate culture, young Nigerians demonstrate that they, too, are looking for jobs that are purposeful, exciting and inspiring, as well as the companies that can provide them.

Methodology

In collaboration with Jobberman, Nigeria’s largest jobs search engine, we conducted a two-stage survey to find the best places to work for Nigeria’s millenials. The first stage comprised 335 companies with over 6,000 respondents from entry level to executive level between the ages of 20 to 35, 65 percent of whom were gainfully employed at the time of the survey in 2014.

The index was calculated by the weighted average of each respondent’s top five companies. This was selected using parameters such as company culture, dream company, staff welfare, gender equality, government institution, company’s prestige, salary, and non-salary benefits.

The second stage of the survey accounted for the level of satisfaction and happiness of employees. This index was cal-
culated by the weighted average of each response, which was selected using parameters such as level of satisfaction, salary consideration, level of contentment, career growth, concerns outside work, and work-life balance.

For the first stage of the survey, the oil and gas companies were once again highly ranked in a majority of the categories. Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) was first in allbut one category – “Government Institution to Work For” – where the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) came out on top. However, telecommunications and fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies also fared well. MTN and Nigerian Breweries emerged at the forefront among organisations in these categories. The list which follows reflects the public’s perception of firms from different sectors. It also illuminates the perception of millennials who work in these organisations and partook in the survey. This year, FMCG dominated, while firms from banking, telecommunication, oil and gas, and technology were represented significantly. Konga Online Shopping Ltd was voted the number one company to work for in Nigeria, based on employee response.

1. Konga Online Shopping

Konga

Konga is Nigeria’s leading online retailer and marketplace. Founded in 2012 as an e-commerce start-up, it has grown into a $100 million company with almost 1,000 employees. Konga maintains an open-door policy that allows the staff to feel comfortable giving opinions and sharing ideas. Chief Executive Sim Shagaya also revealed that employees own 10 percent of the company’s equity. Nneka Obiano, a marketing associate notes, “I feel very happy working here and would advise jobseekers to apply when there are openings. Konga does not only bring out the creative part in you but ensures that you enjoy work-life balance.”

2. Drugfield Pharmaceuticals Ltd

drug

Drugfield Pharmaceuticals Ltd is a wholly owned Nigerian pharmaceutical company. It started by producing dosage forms of dermatological antibiotic and antifungal preparations in 1993, but now sells a wide range of products. Drugfield is the first Nigerian and African company to manufacture newborn cord-care antiseptic gel, Chlorhexidine Digluconate 7.1, which prevents umbilical cord infections in newborn babies.

3. Insight Communications Ltd (SW)

Insight communications

Insight Communications Ltd is one of Nigeria and West Africa’s largest advertising agencies, and the most lauded advertising agency in Nigeria. Their services include advertising, public relations advisory, media planning and buying sales promotion, direct marketing and brand development. The company, with a staff strength of 106, currently services some of Nigeria’s most esteemed brands such as Nigerian Breweries Plc. and Jumia.

4. NEMA: The National Emergency Management Agency

NEMA

(NEMA) is responsible for managing disasters in Nigeria. With offices in each of Nigeria’s 36 states, the agency is the government’s principal instrument, in all situations relating to the environment and disaster relief. Our survey revealed that in addition to handling some of Nigeria’s more complex emergency situations, NEMA also provides a favourable working environment for its younger staff.

5. Authentic Value Nigeria Ltd

Authentic Value

Established in 2010, Authentic Value Nigeria Ltd is an Information and Communication Technology company engaged in the distribution, implementation and deployment of hardware, software and enterprise solutions. The company, with staff strength of over 55, has worked with esteemed brands such as MTN, Airtel, Glo and Etisalat. It trains its staff to provide technical support which is usually conducted in collaboration with manufactures such as Hewlett Packard, IBM, Dell, Veritas and Microsoft, APC, Tally, and Epson. Dorcas Oyedeji, human resource person, notes, “Aside from remuneration, we are also rewarded for our performance and also paid when we have to work overtime.”

6. Channels

photo

Channels Television is the leading independent TV station in Nigeria. Boasting an audience of over 20 million viewers and some 340 employees, Channels TV has bagged the “Best Television station of the Year” award in Nigeria for the last nine years consecutively. Though licensed in 1993, Channels TV made its first transmission on July 1st 1995. Despite a temporary shut down by the Nigerian government in 2008, the station has been growing in strength ever since.



7. Nigerian Breweries Plc

nigerian-breweries-logo

Nigerian Breweries Plc. is the first and largest brewing company in Nigeria. With over 3,000 employees, the company has a reputation for paying its staff very well. It also provides spousal and children’s benefits such as free healthcare, as well as scholarships for university. Its employees are encouraged to have life outside of the office.



8. Google Nigeria



Googooglenigeriagle has come a long way from its dorm room start in 1998 to its present day fancy headquarters in Mountain View, California – better known as the Googleplex. Today, Google has more than 70 offices in over 40 countries around the globe, including Nigeria. Google Nigeria is a multinational corporation specialising in internet related services and products. Google Nigeria carries the global brand’s way of doing work. Google’s website says: “Our offices and cafes are designed to encourage interactions between Googlers within and across teams and to spark conversation about work as well as play.”

9. Sahara Group (SW)

sahara-group

Sahara Group is a leading, privately owned energy and infrastructure multinational with operations in the upstream, midstream and downstream infrastructure and power sectors. It has offices in Nigeria, Ghana, Ivory Coast, UAE, Switzerland, Singapore, and United Kingdom, and boasts over 600 employees. As of 2012, the company’s annual turnover stood at $11.4 million. Sahara ‘s senior management notes: “At Sahara, we operate in an environment where individuals are not only encouraged to strive for excellence in their work, but to also enjoy the experience.”

10. The Nation Newspaper (SW)

The-Nation

One of Nigeria’s national newspapers, The Nation covers politics and business while also delving into lifestyle, arts, and sports. The company has about 200 staff and prints its newspapers simultaneously in Abuja, Lagos and Port Harcourt. The company claims its 2014 turnover was $15 million (3 billion Naira). Almost all the top executives working with the Nation newspaper have, at one point, worked with other media companies. For instance, the current managing director of the company was also the managing director of Thisday newspaper. “I have attended training sponsored by The Nation; I am not just a reporter but also a multimedia person. At the Nation, you are not being restricted to doing what you can do. We are allowed to push our ideas,” said David Lawal, a staff member and online reporter for The Nation.

11. Pwc

12. Fidelity Bank Plc

13. Chicken Republic (SW)

14. Standard chartered bank

15. Deloitte(SW)

16. Honeywell Flourmills Plc(SW)

17. Mantrac

18. Nigerian bottling company Ltd

19. General electric (GE)

20. Mainstreet bank limited (SW)

21. Sabmiller Nig Plc

22. Guinness Nigeria Plc

23. ARM PLC (SW)

24. Chevron Nigeria limited

25. Lafarge cement Nig Plc

26. Schlumberger Nigeria Limited & Smile Communication Nigeria

27. Crusader & Sterling pensions&source (SW)

28.Promasidor

29. Leadway assurance co. ltd.(SW)

30. Unilever Nigeria Plc

31. Fidson healthcare plc

32. Agip oil company

33. Union Bank Nigeria Plc

34. Helios towers Nigeria

35. Maersk line Nigeria

36. Nigerdock Nigeria Plc
37. NLNG
38. GLAXOSMITHLINE (GSK)
39. Procter & Gamble
40. Airtel Nigeria(SW)
41. CFAO
42. Ernst and Young
43. Jumia Nigeria (SW)
44.Covenant University(SW)
45. FCMB(SW)
46. fhi360
47. Heirs Holdings
48. Samsung Electronics West Africa
49. Interswitch Limited
49. MTN
50. Mansard Insurance
50. Wakanow
51. Stanbic IBTC Bank
52. INEC
53. Nigcomsat
54. Sterling Bank Plc(SW)
55. APM TERMINALS
56. Guaranty Trust Bank(SW)
57. GZ INDUSTRIES(SW)
58. MRS OIL AND GAS LTD
59. Accenture
59. PZ Cussons
60. KPMG
61. COSCHARIS MOTORS LIMITED
62. Total E&P
63. UAC
64. Etisalat Nigeria
65. BAT
66. Multichoice(SW)
67. Oando Plc(SW)
68. Diamond Bank Plc
69. Benin Electricity DIstribution Company(SW)
70. KEYSTONE BANK
71. SPDC
72. Ecobank Nigeria Limited
73. Ericsson
74. Chams
75. Skye Bank plc(SW)
76. Wema Bank Plc(SW)
77. Consolidated breweries
78. Grand Oak LIMITED (SW)
79. Saro Agrosciences (SW)
80. Access Bank
81. Dangote Group
82. Saipem
83. Mutual Benefits Life Assurance(SW)
84. Coca Cola
85. Virgin Atlantic
86. Globacom Limited(SW)
87. BRISTOW HELICOPTER
88. FBN(SW)
89. Zenith Bank Plc
90. CHI LIMITED
91. Toyota
92. UBA Plc
93. CNSSL
94. 7up Bottling Co Plc
95. FrieslandCampina Wamco Nigeria PLC
96. Nestlé
97. ExxonMobil contract
97. Nigerian Customs
98. Julius Berger Nigeria PLC
99. SANOFI
100. NHIS

http://www./blog/jobberman-ventures-africa-100-best-companies-for-millennials-to-work-in-nigeria/

Out of 100 top Companies to work in Nigeria. I can't find SW indigenous owned companies. They are all dominated by foreigners.

IGBOPRINCE:
Why is that the offemmanu boys re surprised to see more than 75 companies in anambra state
So you guys thought we don't know what we re doing? because we came to your host to milk your lands so therefore we don't have anything in the east to project on? Ndi ara

Am so sorry to cure your ignorance today by listing all those companies and industries in anambra state alone. Next time supports our new eastern enclaves and belief we can stand alone if we eventually gain the freedom to be alone

We re technologically and professionally advance, God has blessed us with a natural wisdom bestow to us by chukwu abiama and we have discovered our talents to move our nation forward.
It s so unfortunate and appalling that some of you don't know that we have the highest indigenous companies and industries in the east and nigeria as a whole.
You utter all kinds of trash that is own by lawma concerning the east but we re still paving ways to our breakthrough

@forgiveness, I know you re totally disappointed cos you never thought I could list out so many bundles of companies and industries in the east.
Tell your people to travel outside their terrain, they may gainfully employed them there in one of the eastern companies.
But to stay idle in your vicinity while looking and hoping for a good job and also coming on nairaland to think
the easterner re your problems then you gat it wrong cos they re frustrated from the zoo. No jobs no connections
Everywhere is occupied by the old yorubas leaders taking advantage, putting their sons and daughters in some of the companies they inherited from their parents and igbos in the 60s due to war, and even some foreigners within and outside have taken over and there re no works. Learn a trade , they won't, they only come on nairaland to form james born due to frustrations like one mad man on this thread ranting and cancelling peoples opinions




proudly IGBO

You mean those companies that are yet to be confirmed? try again later. Come and tell me what those companies are producing because na only names i see, I no see products. Chai! I smell lies.

Oya come and list what those companies are producing.
Don't involve alaigbo, speak only about Anambra. Got it?

IGBOPRINCE:
question number 6= a yoruba man
Question number 7= an hausa man.
The most important thing, they re in alaigbo making progress non stop


Tommy tommy noodles is a threat to dangote noodles.


Ibeto cements is a threat to dangote cements.

So chill

We rock

Never run na. are you not the one boasting, all these only in anambra? Oya come and prove it.

Chai! For your mind, south Westerners don't have manufacturing companies. If i begin release them eeh, you go run but let us finish with Anambra and Ogun state first.

Oya, do the needful.

[quote author=Scholes007 post=42842324][/quote]OK na. Thanks

Can you pls list the remaining manufacturing companies and what they produce as i did? Thanks

IGBOPRINCE:
ok I will shame you all


Anambra host many industrial layouts within it cities:
harbour industrial layout Onitsha, Nnewi hub of
indigenous industries, Ogbunike industrial layout, Obosi
industrial layout, Nkpor, Ozubulu industrial layout, Agu
Awka industrial layout and agro industries in Ananbra
north, Ogbaru and Omor.
Few list of cottage industries in Anambra
Innoson vehicle and motor products
Ibeto
AZ oil
Tummy tumny noodle
Juhel pharmaceutical
Wit lux
Coscharies
Ekcel tomatoes plant
Chichason
Pokobros
Whiz
Sun shine flour mill
Tonimas
Cutix cable
Nero pharmaceutical
Kp
Zubix food and beverages
Life vegitable oil
Osaks food and beverages
Piko juice
Orange drugs
Premiere brewery
Best aluminum
Union Auto battery
Ogbuawa motor products
Jesco group compay
Dozzy group of company
Anambra rice mill
Cuchad rice mill
Alo Aluminum
Cometstar manufacturing industry
Eastern Distilleries And Food Industries
Geoelis cable
Intafact beverages
Nexans kablemetal ltd
Anizon paper mill
Udesco manufacturing ltd
MacDon group
Kristoral & co ltd
Best Aliminum
Okeyson plastic
Awotolo industry ltd
Reliable still and plastic ltd
Ezenwa plastics
King vegetable oil
Veno vegetable oil
Marks on chemical industrial ltd
Citizen paint
Synico group
Bentrco group
Adswitch plc
Louis carter group
Cento group of companies
First express aluminum
Uru industrial ltd
Poly foam
Hygi line chemical industry ltd
Chemtech chemical ltd
Winco foarm
Arimaco group
Just only in anambra o.. Biko take note..

After going through all these companies you listed. I went to research on some of them but unfortunately you included companies based in Aba and Enugu on the list and you even went ahead to include companies that can't display their products on net. Chai! why you want come nak me apkako. ok, do the needful and provide details of the remaining companies else.... Na joke ooooo.

However, i have list the ones that are for real but for the remaining ones you have to prove me wrong that they really really exist.

1) Innoson group: Automobile and motocycle

2) Ibeto group: Union auto battery of all capacities in addition to auto spare parts and accessoriess such as auto lamps, front and rear light covers, fan blades, front grilles, wheelcovers, reflectors, brake pads and linings, clutch facings and clutch fibres, brakeshoes kits, pvc conduit fittings and other plastic products. Note: Ibeto doesn't manufacture cement they import it but the government had to ban it to promote indigenous cement hence Ibeto is building a cement plant in Ebonyi state.

3) Cutix Cable: Electric wire

4) Chicason group: Life vegetable oil, A-z oil

5) Tummy tummy noodles

6) Premier Breweries: Bear (who is the owner?)

7) Orange pharmacetical: Drugs (who is the owner?)

[quote author= post=42827719].[/quote]I hope you are trying to provide the details. I am waiting.

[quote author= post=42827657]My friend do the wright thing check what the produce and stop been lazy, always running from pillar to post, when I provide details now, you argument will change to something else[/quote]You don come with ya wahala again oooo. You know i don't do that. Now, that is exactly what i want. Provide the details.

[quote author= post=42827719].[/quote]Bros.

IGBOPRINCE:
mo.ki se omo nna o. Agbaya ni yin.

I guess am done with you..since forgiveness is no place to be found

See my last post now. I am waiting for you to do the needful.

IGBOPRINCE:
They have seen industries and they have all kept silence. We no dey make mouth. Come to east and see what s happening.


Cc forgiveness.
I have list them hope I'm forgiven







Some people go get heartbreak today

I dey investigate everything one by one and after that i will come out... So far, i can see you want do ojoro for here. you listed the companies and you also listed their products to make a long list. e.g union auto battery is manufactured by Ibeto group, life vegetable oil is manufactured by chicasongroup, etcetera Pls do me a favour by listing all the product under the companies then we go talk. Thanks

IGBOPRINCE:
efulefu biko hapu m

For where make i leave you go after ya boasting?

Abegi, List the 10 top international brands owned by indigenes of ya state since you claimed you are not from Anambra. Today, i want to hear the truth from you.
Remember, you shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free. You know. Pls, do the needful.

IGBOPRINCE:
nwanna, mechonugi ebea am greeting you.

Cos you re a big efulefu.

Do you have comprehension problems sir
We do things coded here . We don't expose our products because of those who patronised us.

Even spare parts re produce in anambra state. Pls don't let me say more. Dalu

You say make i shut up and say you dey great me?

Do you mean you are not confident or proud of ya products again hence you have to code them? Chai! Are seeing what i am sawing?

Common be proud of what you produce. Atleast, you have mentioned one popular brand (Innoson). Now, do the needful by completing ya list.

IGBOPRINCE:
you want to know the popular brands,? so that you will stop purchasing our products eeh?
You nigerians from the zoo deserves to be milk. Cos you have given us(we igbos) the impressions to change some of our our products to foreign names but yet your people(yorubas) prefare to buy things cheap at cheaper rate.
Your people ,I mean the yorubas love cheaper things here in nigeria hence the highest patronage and demands of our brand products.
Some time I will give them original products, they will tell me it s fake and they will go after the fake ones and price it lower to suit their ego while we sell to them and make a lot of profits via turnover

Now you want to know the brands , so that you will tell people to stop patronising made in igbo products. My dear I can't tell you all our products until we re done milking you all.

Even inoson manufacture cars here in nigeria, your people re still going after tokunbo camry,
Cos you guys think nothing good can come from a black man.
Do you know we produce a local bear called hero and other wines?
Do you know we produce shoes that looks foreign?
I won't tell you the name, but you guys re really buying that shoes at high prices thinking it s italo shoes hahaha.


You don't know us well. We re growing and improving everyday without the govt interventions.

God has given us his blessings while your people keep hating and envying.

Laugh wan tire my belle. Chai! I am not interested in tribal contest but I am interested in what Anambra people produce. Don't tell me with all boasting you no go fit list wetin una dey produce for na industries? Abegi, do the needful. List those brands produced or manufactured in Anambra by Anambra indigenes. Today na today. No more excuses.

And for ya information, i know Aba than you think you know. So, don't go there. Defend Anambra first.

IGBOPRINCE:
I am not worried about my city. We have dominated and own it.
Technology and manufacturing is what we belief here. We re very creative and inventive in nature. God has already blessed us cos we can succeed in all situations and environment of nigeria .
I am discussing issues with the southwest because I know the places there but you cannot discussed with me about east cos you know nothing about us.

Your people live in ignorance thinking SE is backward. It s really appalling and very misfortune for you to live on your ignorance without affirming your claims.

We re moving forward, we dominated all sectors of businesses and we re not poor.
Sorry if I sound too proud is because am proud of my igbo people..
I love then so much that I promise myself to come next world as an igbo man.
You won't understand the benefit we enjoy being an hard-working igboman.

Where are thou? Pls, come teach me the names of the popular brands produced in Anambra by Anambra indigenes. I wan know am today. wow! Maybe the list is too long hence the delay. Chai!