₦airaland Forum

whitetiger511:
please post a link.. thanks.

kn23h:
Innoson is an assemble plant....... manufacture kini? They put together imported foreign parts. Ibos don't have the brain to manufacture anything.

Olatokunbo Amosu is a lawyer by training with a bias in Maritime Law. He has over 24 years of experience in Law, Finance, Shipping and Oil Trading and Operations; 10 of these in Senior/Executive Management positions.

He joined the Legal Department of the Honeywell Group in 1995 and was transferred to one of the subsidiaries of the Group, Tiko Marine Services, in 1997 as pioneer Operations Manager, where he was responsible for managing the company’s vessels, trading and bunkering activities.

He was given enhanced responsibilities after the merger of Tiko Marine Services and then Honeywell Oil and Gas Ltd (now, HOGL Energy Limited).

Tokunbo has attended specialized courses at the Centre for Petroleum Studies, Oxford; namely: International Oil Trading, Supply Refinery and Transportation, Tanker Ownership and Operations, International Oil Trading and Pricing, Total Risk Management in the International Oil and Derivatives Market and Understanding the Global Lubricants Business.

shukuokukobambi:
They're still dragging ojukwu's properties with bianca

shukuokukobambi:
Not just a Yoruba man but the first grandson of the sage OBAFEMI AWOLOWO. Even in death, his blood is still working to uplift Igbo

We own them

raker300:
Onyinye Carter: mud cosmetics

FKO81:
I need Yorubas investments not WAPCO whose shareholders cut across all tribes and regions. In what area Yorubas are leading Igbos in industries

deedeedee1:
The E-bowl looser is back again. The eediot is trying to save face. They have been defeated.
LOLZ!!!!
E-bowls own nothing!

SonofDevil:
no this is chief obago gburugburu the one that Runs dusting powder business in Cambodia

OkoYibo:
In line with the unrivalled Yoruba celebratory practices, we should throw another party to celebrate your return to Nairaland.

SonofDevil:
do u have picture of mazi- osu-chukwu the one the owns Lagos state

SonofDevil:
Meanwhile IGBOS WHERE RE THE 70% INDUSTRIES IN LAGOS

80% COMPANIES IN ABUJA

73% REAL ESTATES COMPANIES IN KANO

75% INDUSTRIES IN DELTA

70% INDUSTRIES IN RIVERS STATE


NIGERIANS RE WAITING TO SEE PICTURES OF ALL THE 44 TRILLION NAIRA INVESTMENT IN NORTH


THE 59 TRILLION NAIRA INVESTMENT IN SOUTH WEST

An entrepreneur with a successful track record, a solid background and several years’ international experience, Kayode Thomas is the founder and CEO of Bell Oil & Gas, one of the foremost indigenous oil services companies in Nigeria. Prior to returning to Nigeria, he held various strategic positions in different blue chip organisations including British Telecommunications (UK), Cable & Wireless (UK), Johnson & Johnson (UK) and GlaxoSmithkline (UK). A strong advocate of continuous learning, Kayode is an ardent reader of a range of books covering leadership, motivation, relationship building, crime, autobiographies, and Christian literature. He is also a presenter and speaker at international conferences with specific interests in Strategic Alliances, Nigerian Content, and Entrepreneurship. Kayode is a keen saxophonist, and an avid animal lover, with interests in exotic breeds of dogs, parrots, horses and wild life. He is also a staunch Formula 1 follower, a lover of cricket, rugby, snooker, polo, sailing and a life long supporter of Manchester United Football Club. A Harvard Business School alumnus, Kayode is a highly motivated and articulate professional with deep insight, strategic thinking, and extensive management and business development experience and expertise spanning many key business areas. A finalist at the 2011 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award, Kayode serves on the board of a number of companies including several start-ups, provides advisory services to many organisations within and outside the oil industry and supports young aspiring entrepreneurs in translating ideas into business reality. Kayode holds a B.Sc (Hons) degree in Physics, an M.Sc in Advanced Manufacturing Systems, and an MBA.

Etogist:
You mean Dangote cement? But Dangote is from the north and mind you even in Lagos is the same story. I think we should blame Biafra or Nnamdi Kanu.

mercyville:
THAT IS FK081,ONE NAIRA ETC...He is in so much pain that he has to register another monicker today.El Rufai and others just massaged Ojukus' egos because they know that they would relish any sweet rubbish thrown at them.They see them as zombies..

Drogbs:
Go ask El rufai and other notable non-Igbos who clearly admitted macro-economic/commercial Igbo dominance all over Nigeria; notably real estate and landed properties, of course I can post VERIFIABLE sources to these fact...maybe the likes of El rufai who stated that Igbos control a huge chunk of properties and inland estates in Abuja few years back knows something we don't know. Lots of Yorubas and Igbos do well both at home and at in diaspora, so no tribe is particularly outperforming the other if we are to go by hard facts and REALITY on ground, achievers abound everywhere! so celebrate yoruba greatness but don't drag Igbos into your slug fest di.cck measuring contest, cause I have literally can't see what Igbos have got to do with a thread that extols yoruba greatness...except the same Igbos are your perennial nightmares...which seems like the case to me.

deomelo:
Only in iboland.


Talk about scrapping the bottom of the barrel.

raker300:
Ben Ifeanyi Okoye: northgate investments