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Stingman:Yesterday they woke up insulting every tribe. Today they wake up wondering why they're hated. I wonder what tomorrow brings. Anyway crying marginalization no be small thing. The group that would be crying are Ijaw. They actually generate revenue for Nigeria and their region brings in wealth, yet they're grossly marginalized. Up till today, I still don't know what the SE region brings to Nigeria. |
Stingman:First tell us which roads obasanjo and yaradua fixed .... then tell us who fought for the development of those roads. If Ibos were as politically savvy as Yorubas, trust me, they'd get fixed. Are you telling us that GEJ also neglected the SE? |
raker300:Tell us why GEJ didn't develop these roads? |
Stingman:They will sit here and blame FG but if you ask them if their consistents and representatives have fought for federal road development in their region, they'll stay mum. Ibos, take your leaders to task. Ibo leaders are the most useless and lazy leaders amongst the big tribe. |
Thanks Laudate for getting this thread back on track ![]() |
Most people believe that Anu-Oluwa Poultry Farms, focuses mainly on the rearing and supply of broilers, cockerels and eggs, to the general public. But they are also involved in other aspects of Agriculture, Farming and Fishery. https://lentrepreneuriat.net/sites/default/files/prof-adeniyi_350.jpg Peter Adeniyi, the owner of Anu-Oluwa Farms perhaps underestimated the fortunes that would accrue from the seeds sown, when he established the farm, in Ibadan, the ancient capital city of Oyo State. The farm, which has special interest in poultry and egg production for the Nigerian market, has now become one of the largest farms in Nigeria. https://www.36ng.ng/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/anuoluwa.jpg It also sells livestock feeds and materials, table eggs, day-old chicks, point of lays, fish and fish fingerlings, as well as livestock vaccines. Adeniyi is one of the most successful farmers in Nigeria. http://lentrepreneuriat.net/business-newsagronomie-nigeria-les-10-meilleurs-exploitations-agricoles-et-leurs-propri-taires credit: laudate |
Humility017:lol shut up. Ebonyi is a biafran state. |
arushiuga:I'm +ve you've drank the ratak by now. |
International Breweries was founded in 1971 by Dr. Lawrence Omole and commenced production in December 1978 with the launch of Trophy lager. We were listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange in 1995. From humble beginnings, our portfolio has grown and now includes Trophy Lager, Trophy Black, Castle Milk Stout, Castle Lager, Redds, Hero, Grand Malt, Betamalt malt drink and Voltic Water. Our brewery and corporate headquarters are located at Omi-Asoro, Ilesa in Osun State and with distribution centres in Ibadan, Lagos and Ilorin. http://www.internationalbreweriesplc.com/ https://nbplc.com/images/ibadan-brewery.png |
iblawi:Thanks |
iblawi: iblawi: iblawi:Ori e pe nibe. O se ![]() Keep them coming if you've got them. |
An indigene of Ibadan Oyo state, Damilola Durodola is an Engineer turned cobbler, a man who followed his heart against all odds to become one of the finest Shoe makers around. www.nairaland.com/attachments/5645895_143503741675911936853481180337374n_jpeg3c964258f35465215889bb6dd28ff312 www.nairaland.com/attachments/5645896_1553465617192705184024385117004485763268608n_jpeg8e4eaefda2d788f5cec99db8fe2aff01 www.nairaland.com/attachments/5645897_coiltp6wgaabbhp_jpeg9af1a7b5a1c5eba74014b910588e635d www.nairaland.com/attachments/5645898_dobblebees002500x500_png1feb7d6113e06dd4b37a261df0364f68 |
Humility017:What is not reasonable about it? Is Ebonyi not a Biafran state? |
demfas aerosystems, is a Nigerian Radio Frequency Solutions devices manufacturing company. It is the first indigenous Radio Frequency (RF) device manufacturer and solutions startup company in Nigeria, and West Africa. Tosin Fasasi is the current owner and MD of the company. He studied at Shenyang Aerospace University in Northeast China, Asia. He already has 1 patent for his products, and two RF solutions tech products with prototypes fully ready (i.e. a radio communication system and an RF/RCIED jamming system). An RCIED system is a remote controlled improvised explosive device jammer, that has a lot of potential in military operations. Tosin Fasasi is currently developing other products, with each one at various stages of development. These products under development include, Mobile Signal Repeater, Band Selective Repeater, Channel Selective Repeater, Frequency Shift Repeater, Fiber Optical Repeater, ICS Repeater, Digital Repeater, Vehicle Booster, Line Amplifier, Outdoor Antenna, Indoor Antenna etc. He is highly interested in new Stealth Applications, and has done extensive work in this field. His new application appears to be superior to present stealth applications, with no issue operating in an area where UHF or frequencies with longer wavelengths are being employed. It has been described as Electromagnetic waves bending around a surface. He is currently working on a non-nuclear electromagnetic pulse, capable of disrupting the shape/form of a propagating electromagnetic wave (preferable radar waves) within a bandwidth. demfas aerosystems is a radio solutions manufacturing startup to enhance communication in West African countries, through Radio Frequency communications systems and fiber and ICS repeater to extend signals coverage range. The aim is to strengthen communication in western African countries with our products, in applicable use by security agencies, various industries, and individual. We are providing instant voice quality across a wider area and having a stable and immediate communication in times of emergency and also providing a stable communication in rural areas whereby cellular signal are inoperable since they operate on radio frequencies. These communications are secured and encrypted, GPS tracking and others. https://www.f6s.com/demfas The company is based in Oyo state, South West Nigeria. demfas aerosystems deals in the manufacturing of telecommunication equipment, radio frequency solutions products and accessories. It is a leader in radio communications products, services and solutions. They work with leading researchers, experts and others who share a vision for transforming the telecommunication industry to effectively meet the needs of our customers. https://demfasaerosystems.com/about/ https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C8SdryoUMAAPYg4.jpg |
A Biafran state again? ![]() |
Omofunaab2:Yorubas are awesome. |
iblawi:osheyy ![]() |
Afridext is an Ibadan-based startup looking to gamify the buying and selling of graphic designs https://i2.wp.com/techpoint.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Graphics.jpg?w=640&ssl=1 Afridext is an online marketplace where customers buy and sell high-quality graphic designs relevant to the African market at preferred prices. https://i1.wp.com/techpoint.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Afridext.jpg?w=801&ssl=1 Knowing how difficult it would be to drive sales in this ancient city or even survive in a seemingly saturated market, Oladipo along with his associates — Iyiola Peter and Damilola Oyebayo — opted for a more conventional model. By setting off a kind of contest among graphic designers to win customers over by building and showcasing their best work, Afridext looks to gamify the buying and selling of graphic designs. Knowing how difficult it would be to drive sales in this ancient city or even survive in a seemingly saturated market, Oladipo along with his associates — Iyiola Peter and Damilola Oyebayo — opted for a more conventional model. By setting off a kind of contest among graphic designers to win customers over by building and showcasing their best work, Afridext looks to gamify the buying and selling of graphic designs. |
Afridext is an Ibadan-based startup looking to gamify the buying and selling of graphic designs https://i2.wp.com/techpoint.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Graphics.jpg?w=640&ssl=1 Afridext is an online marketplace where customers buy and sell high-quality graphic designs relevant to the African market at preferred prices. https://i1.wp.com/techpoint.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Afridext.jpg?w=801&ssl=1 Knowing how difficult it would be to drive sales in this ancient city or even survive in a seemingly saturated market, Oladipo along with his associates — Iyiola Peter and Damilola Oyebayo — opted for a more conventional model. By setting off a kind of contest among graphic designers to win customers over by building and showcasing their best work, Afridext looks to gamify the buying and selling of graphic designs. Knowing how difficult it would be to drive sales in this ancient city or even survive in a seemingly saturated market, Oladipo along with his associates — Iyiola Peter and Damilola Oyebayo — opted for a more conventional model. By setting off a kind of contest among graphic designers to win customers over by building and showcasing their best work, Afridext looks to gamify the buying and selling of graphic designs. |
I'm loving the rise of technology in Ibadan. Tech, not oil, is the future https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DE7ssHfWAAAvRLe.jpg |
GDG Ibadan @gdgibadan The Google Developer Group (GDG) Ibadan, is for people who are interested in developer technologies. https://pb.twimg.com/media/DCET9ntXYAAiYX2.jpg https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DCET_uxW0AAhGpU.jpg https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DCEUBdnXoAA1dzD.jpg https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DCEURLBXkAkB0rT.jpg |
Does anyone have a list of tech companies or other big companies in Ibadan? Eastwalk Oxtonguy |
Thanks Y'all for keeping this thread alive with credible information even when I'm busy. You guys are the chigidibowbow. |
chinoxstock:On IPod mofos who have been brainwashed to think Nnamdi Kanu is God. |
headhunter1:Your obsession and diabolical hate will continue to retrogress Igboland. |
chinoxstock:Shake it until rolls off your neck. |
headhunter1:What is your obsession with Yorubas and why do you want them killed? |
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