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[quote author= post=123151283]Being a founding partner doesn't make him the owner, he can be kick out anytime, he was appointed to head the consortium[/quote]Show me were he was appointed.

M4A1carbine:
Egbon wey brain don empty. You feel like bantering with , after he has finished the more educated Idiats you worship on Nairaland. If your OGA wey get sense pass mugu like you, have been disgraced, why will a bottom feeding Oluwole certified illiterate like you want to argue about?

Go and sleep and cry away your FOOLISHNESS...spits

Who is this troll? no need to respond henceforth.

[quote author= post=123150621]Very simple to understand, I wonder why is so difficult for you guys to swallow[/quote]Ogunlesi to head credit Suisse and Ge infrastructure FUND...NOT GIP. Olodo buruku.

[quote author= post=123151079]Ewedu brain what's Ogunlesi stake in GIP and his investment in Yoruba land [/quote]See below.

[quote author= post=123147877]Ogunlesi Forming a private equity company for Credit Suisse and GE as employee of Credit Suisse doesn't Ogunlesi they owner get that to your ewedu brain[/quote]Gbam!

ItooWorWor:
The idiot is a fool that lack comprehensive skills look at the way he is running around like headless chicken

The boy no sabi English. The thing come dey disgrace himself

[quote author= post=123150105]GIP is own by Credit Suisse and GE[/quote]GIP is foinded IN 2006 with the BACKING OF....this English confuse you no bi small.

[quote author= post=123147877]Forming a private equity company for Credit Suisse and GE as employee of Credit Suisse doesn't Ogunlesi they owner get that to your ewedu brain[/quote]Where was that written?

Credit Suisse and Ge went and invested in Global infrastructure partners.

[quote author= post=123147418] [/quote]See here. Official website.

Twistaray:
Whatever that dude wrote when he wrote ' he only assisted ' WFT was that? Since I was born never heard or read anything like that in the business world. What a dumb write-up.

Anambra1son na olodo.

GeneralPula:
Obote, Mtchew..

From your screen shots, it says 4 senior bankers at credit suisse, including former head of investment banking, Ogunlesi have set up banks first infrastructure funds, with GE USA..

The report never said they form GIP. Credit suisse forming Infrastructure fund in USA has nothing to GIP. The infrastructure funds was between Credit suisse & GE!

When banks form infrastructure funds, it means focusing on types of securities within the industries that build up the nation's infrastructure... Which means credit Suisse was only doing it own job as a bank, not anything relating to GIP..

The dude na olodo. Initially said, Ogunlesi is just an employee but later said he helped them to form it.

[quote author= post=123141499]GIP was established in 2006, as at then Ogunlesi was Credit Suisse senior executive, he only assisted the firms to established GIP with four other senior executive members with the backing of General Electric and Credit Suisse and they were named to head GIP after it was established. [/quote]GIP formed by Ogunlesi and co. You're right.

[quote author= post=123141362]Nigeria journalists are so lazy to conduct extensive research

This is 2006 when GIP was formed, official website of GE

https://www.ge.com/news/press-releases/credit-suisse-and-ge-partner-meet-demand-global-infrastructure-investments

NEW YORK & STAMFORD, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 31, 2006--Credit Suisse and GE (NYSE: GE) announced today that they intend to form a US$1 billion joint venture to invest in global infrastructure assets. The joint venture, which Credit Suisse plans to form with GE Infrastructure, intends to invest in energy and transportation infrastructure assets worldwide. Each party plans to commit US$500 million to the joint venture.

Targets will include power generation and transmission, gas storage and pipelines, water assets, airports, air traffic control, ports, railroads and toll roads. The infrastructure joint venture estimates the market opportunity at US$500 billion in developed markets and US$1 trillion in emerging markets over the next five years.

Credit Suisse and GE plan to name a team of senior executives to manage the joint venture in due course.

"This joint venture will help propel our international growth in serving the global need for trillions of dollars of investments to improve energy and transportation infrastructure," said Dave Calhoun, GE Vice Chairman for GE Infrastructure. "Combining GE's and Credit Suisse's expertise, global footprint and financial strength is a compelling way to satisfy the thirst for infrastructure investment."

https://www.ge.com/news/press-releases/credit-suisse-and-ge-partner-meet-demand-global-infrastructure-investments[/quote]Extract from your ignorant post.

Credit Suisse and Ge are investors in Global infrastructure partners according to your post.

forgiveness:
Do you see why I said you lack comprehension skills?

Your snapshot even exposed you further.

Let me write what you posted and read again.

Credit Suisse and GE announced today that they (Credit Suisse and GE) tend to form (they; Credit Suisse and GE) $1billion JOINT VENTURES (btw credit Suisse and ge) TO INVEST in Global infrastructure partners assests (a private investment company formed by Ogunlesi. Which is different entity). take note of gip assests. That's, it (assets) belongs to GIP.

They (credit Suisse and ge) plan to name a senior executive[b] to manage their own part of the joint venture with GIP[/b].

Do you comprehend? [b][/b]

[quote author= post=123146790]Credit Suisse and GE named Ogunlesi and other senior executives to head GIP in 2006[/quote]Where did you see Ogunlesi name in the red ink?

Those are senior executives of Credit Suisse and GE as investors in Global infrastructure partners. You slow. Walahi.

[quote author= post=123146220]You know nothing, you only exposed your ignorant, you guys should stop wasting resources studying irrelevant courses in schools
Anu this GE official website[/quote]Do you see why I said you lack comprehension skills?

Your snapshot even exposed you further.

Let me write what you posted and read again.

Credit Suisse and GE announced today that they (Credit Suisse and GE) tend to form (they; Credit Suisse and GE) $1billion JOINT VENTURES (btw credit Suisse and ge) TO INVEST in Global infrastructure partners assests (a private investment company formed by Ogunlesi. Which is different entity). take note of gip assests. That's, it (assets) belongs to GIP.

They (credit Suisse and ge) plan to name a senior executive[b] to manage their own part of the joint venture with GIP[/b].

Do you comprehend? [b][/b]

[quote author= post=123146016]You're empty[/quote]I don expose you. Liar.

[quote author= post=123142289]You guys hate when they expose and counter you guys , you're In love with those gullible minds that swallow your propaganda hook, line and sinker. Who cares how you feel na here we they[/quote]Your problem is, you lack comprehension. Stop disgracing yourself in public.

proeast:
Stop getting unnecessarily emotional. When a lie is repeated severally it will begin to look like truth. Your brothers always brag about how a Yoruba man owns Gatwick airport. The op provided facts which proves that to be fake.

Firstly, when you own 51% equity in any company, you automatically become the majority shareholder. The other 49% equity becomes minority shareholder. How then did a minority shareholder become the owner?

Secondly, the minority shareholding group doesn't belong to one person, it comprises other investors as well. So, why all these lies?

did nothing wrong. He only enlightened people. I even believed the lies until he busted it now. Leave the messenger and focus on the message!

It was never a lie. Ogunlesi owned it until he sold majority stake in 2019 and retained 49.99%. It's true.

[quote author= post=123142090]You are big time illiterate since this is so hard for you to understand[/quote]1. Who founded Global Infrastructure partners?

1. Answer: Ogunlesi. Read the snapshot.

2. Who are Credit Suisse and General electric?

2. Answer: they are the first investors in newly formed Ogunlesi's Global Infrastructures Partners.


3. Who owns Global Infrastructure partners?

Answer: Ogunlesi and his co founders.

[quote author= post=123135907]Please show me where he owns 49%, or you don't understand the meaning of consortium of investors?[/quote]Who owns GIP? That's the answer.

MXrep:
Ogunlesi should go and build airport in abeokuta and own it.

It doesn't change anything.

MXrep:
Yorubas never founded any business from scratch and nurtured it. They just buy small share in already established business and start claiming it

1. Globalcom
2. Guarantee trust bank
3. Rite
4. Leadway Assurance
5. Honeywell
6. FCMB
etc.

Who founded these from scratch? Mind you they are among the top 50 biggest brand in Nigeria.

Educate yourself.

[quote author= post=123135608]You are ignorant, please I want you to show me where Ogunlesi own 49.9% in London Gatwick Airport [/quote]Really!? See and cure yourself of ignorance.

[quote author= post=123133555]So when you post wrong informations I will ignore it, I have been trying to educate ignorant minds like you that London Gatwick Airport is not own by any Nigeria man, you guys keep feeding the public with lies[/quote]Ogunlesi owns 49.9% minority shares in Gatwick airport though. He sold 50.1% in 2019 to another company. The same Gatwick lost money recently and are seeking for loan. Smart guy. He saw that coming and sold his shares.

Nevertheless, Ogunlesi owns London and Edinburgh airports.

How is that?.

Blueelf:
My only worry about Gift Orbanis his age

To be honest, that guy commot at least 10yrs from his real age

And judging by that he has only 2 - 3 good years of football left

So, he isn't someone for the future

tungamaje:
They give you all those nice compliments not to discourage you. Oyibo are really intelligent. Even if you aren't doing something well, they would still praise you. They know they are lying

Which nice compliment!? Do you mean more than 10 expatriates at different times will just lie?

Dey deceive yourself. They live in Africa not Europe or Asia.

tungamaje:
You listen to Radio Nigeria and watch NTA too much. Boy, forget all those jungles about Nigeria being the giants of Africa stuff. They just tell you that to instill patriotism in your young mind. There was a time we were the giants of Africa, not any longer

I don't watch, I know alor of expatriates who has been to all these cities but when rates Abuja, Ikeja, Lagos and Lekki higher than then all save for somes cities in SA.

Some of those cities are inferior to Abuja, Lagos, Ikeja and Lekki. Fact.

NwaIdeato:
Under the PDP government Nigeria won her third AFCON trophy under late Stephen Keshi, Igbo players like Sunday Mba, Emenike, and Mikel Obi mostly carried tha team, including Victor Moses (a Middle Belt boy)...just putting things in perspective before you chat rubbish. APC whether under Buhari or potentially under Tinubu has been and will be a cyclic failure in all sectors of our country, including sports.

Victor Moses singlehandedly carried the team.

arsenal96:
I don't understand why people are so pain about the outcome, as Nigerian we are all disappointed, but the team is not bad as most people portrayed them to be. Under 17 competition is for talent discovery, not necessarily win. Now, we have discovered some raw amazing players in this tournament. Next step is to move the talents here to under 20, and probably Ogor,Mbata, Ozor and Okeke(the guys dropped because of MRI) will be added to the squad. Our under 20 might be lovely to watch if these talented squad are properly managed.
I'm not overly disappointed because I saw raw talents that when polish will definitely flourish. Gone are those days that we paraded grandpa's as under 17 and few years later after winning the under 17 world cup, they are no where to be found. None of the players from little messi set, Stanley Okoro made it to the lime light. So, we should take this under 17 as it should be, developmental and talents discovery program.

Ugbade should not be totally discarded, he is good for talent hunting, he can still help at this level.

Kenneth Omeruo, Onazi, Olarewaju and Ramos Azeez were Stanley Okoro's set and they made it to limelight.

TheSuperNerd:
Wasn't good enough yet the lad made the team. No no no. Ugbade was just scared to play Olowoporoku and Cletus because they were among the youngest in the team.

A midfield of Linus/Cletus/Olowoporoku or at worst a trio of Linus/Owoyemi/Olowoporoku should have been our starting midfield from the first game of the tournament but Ugbade decided to play politics. Nonsense.

Na wa oooo. Well, hope the scouts saw their talent.

TheSuperNerd:
I said it before our first game naa. I said the lad is a Baller noted for his passing. Ugbade is a Joke!!!

Em eyes don clear. Next time he will play his best. Perhaps, Cletus wasn't good enough in his eyes.

Well, Nigeria is out.