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PearlStreet:
Jetleeee, I had to pull you here cos it's coded. Na Okoyiboz, Okoyiboz3 and Co dey behind Pearlstreet moniker.

The mod banned Okoyiboz3 and Okoyiboz and I decided to fight back with facts and news. Unfortunately, they can't ban or counter that.

This pearlstreet moniker is a serious problem to those piglets with heads like sagged boobs.

Bekwarra:
hahahahahahaha. laff wan kill me for here o.
I've just been following this thread without commenting but I just have to come in before my Yoruba brothers are charged with mother and multiple homicide. Oh Lawd! This is too much for my Igbo brothers to take. I hereby plead for clemency on their behalf.


So in addition
Damatol is owned by Folashade Awe
There is Bond Chemicals in Awe
Amo Byng one of the biggest poultry farms in Nigeria is in Awe
There is Fashola farms along Iseyin road that can feed the whole of South East
Ajanla Farms, Chi and Zartech can provide all the poultry needs of the South East. We are even yet to mention Animal Care that dwarfs anything the South can boast of. Obasanjo farms is there. South West farms supply eggs to the north. the south east and I've seen eggs loaded in buses being transported to as far as Portharcourt. I've never seen eggs or poultry products coming to the south west from any part of Nigeria.
Ibadan is the publications capital of Nigeria. The top publishers in Nigeria are in Ibadan.

strenghtt:
I USED TO THINK THAT THE IGBOS FEED OTHER TRIBES WHEN IT COMES TO INDUSTRIALISATION , SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY!!! THIS THREAD IS A BIG EYE OPENER ABOUT YORUBAS CODED BLESSINGS IN INDUSTRIES AND TECHNOLOGY. MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS THE YORUBAS......CAN SOMEONE SAY AMEN?......

yomexp:
This is our 44 trillion naira investment in Lagos

Deji124:
So wat is the name of his son,

GioArmani:
Wow wow wow wow. Yorubas own all these businesses? This shows Igbos are nothing but noisemakers.

okway:
When people were still millions in Nigeria, I wonder where my papa was hiding

okway:
Yoruba

Doyin Okupe

Featured in Washington Post: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/comic-riffs/wp/2016/08/24/he-came-to-d-c-from-nigeria-and-created-his-own-african-comic-book-universe/?utm_term=.775bf7e512de

He came to D.C. from Nigeria — and created his own African comic-book universe

So in the summer of 2015, he cashed out his 401(k), r[b]esigned from his job and founded YouNeek Studios[/b], the company that would debut his first comic book, “E.X.O. The Legend of Wale Williams.”

Okupe recruited four artists in Nigeria to help him produce his first E.X.O. comic. Ayodele Elegba would edit his writing. Sunkanmi Akinboye would be his interior pages artist. Raphael Kazeem worked on coloring and Godwin Akpan did cover art. Not counting the two times a year he returns home to Nigeria, Okupe does all his communicating with his art team from his apartment in Rockville, Maryland. It was important for him to have a team that could capture the cultural essence of his homeland, as E.X.O.’s fictional city of Lagoon City takes inspiration from Lagos.

https://youneekstudios.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/YouNeek-Studios-Genesys-Web-2.jpg

https://media.licdn.com/media/AAEAAQAAAAAAAALYAAAAJDNjOGY3ZjkzLTJhOTQtNGVlNS1hMDZhLTNkNDEyOGZmZTA0Yg.png

https://youneekstudios.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Kickstarter-Comics-1024x576.jpg?x15429

https://youneekstudios.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/female-superheroes.jpg

passenger001:
This one don get small small sense courtesy of all the rewiring I did on his cone skull in several threads.