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uglyafonja:
Always quick to type trash

You're too dull to understand.

The SW Yoruba states makes Nigeria!!

We need to get out of this hell hole before it's too late. What does the SW want that it doesn't have?

SW Nigeria contributes to the Nigerian project through our international Land Borders in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo and Kwara. With the Ogun State Zone being the most profitable International Border of Nigeria.

In Totally, The South-West controls the 1st, 3rd and 4th most profitable Land Borders of the country.


Nigeria Customs generate N385.7 billion revenue in 6 months – official
www.premiumtimesng.com/business/business-news/208622-nigeria-customs-generate-n385-7-billion-revenue-6-months-official.html

Nigeria Customs at Seme generates N963.7m in March, N695m in June July 2016
newtelegraphonline.com/customs-generate-n963-7m-seme/
sunnewsonline.com/nigeria-customs-seme-generates-n695m-in-june/

Custom Generates N1.2 Billion on Rice in 2 Months through Land Borders (2015)
www.customs.gov.ng/Publications/news_results.php?NewsID=242



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South-west is Nigeria's mining Capital and is the largest contributor to her solid minerals revenue

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The SW is the country's industrial capital. The industries in Lagos and Ogun states are paying so much tax to the FG.

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The SW is truly blessed.

Yorubas are the most industrious people in Nigeria.

Many of our companies embodies international quality and standards. Here are some of them; https://www.nairaland.com/3918290/yorubas-most-industriousrichest-educated-tribe


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businessdayonline.com/2015/02/ogun-ikeja-top-manufacturers-investment-destinations-in-2014/

While Ogun, which is now Nigeria’s industrial hub, recorded N377 billion worth of investments within the period, Ikeja returned investments worth N39.86 billion.

Ogun State’s represents 78 percent of N483 billion worth of investments made in the whole of the manufacturing sector within the period under review, while Ikeja shares 8.3 percent.


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The data further show investments in Kano/Sharada/Challawa as N19.75 billion and those of Oyo/Ondo/Osun/Ekiti as N19.2 billion within the period under review.

Anambra/Enugu that had N5.5 billion worth of investments.
while those of Imo/Abia were estimated at N309 million.


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Not until Nigeria breaks apart.

Lagos (Yoruba)
Ogun (Yoruba)

Pay more taxes to Nigeria than all SE (Ibos) states combined.

BabaRamota1980:
IGR - Yoruba
VAT - Yoruba
Most industrialized - Yoruba
Most developed - Yoruba
Most satisfied with their homeland - Yoruba

ERockson:
You beast could contribute to 70% of Lagos VAT and 80% of Abuja VAT, but can not contribute to 2% in your god forsaken region. Shame on you

These ibos can lie.

They claim to own 70% of Lagos industries, but they can't even mention 10 companies that brings in $1m revenue/year, while Yorubas can name more than 100 - https://www.nairaland.com/3918290/yorubas-most-industriousrichest-educated-tribe

Believe flat heads at your own peril.

gare:
Open up the seaports in Rivers, Delta, Cross River state and see if the VAT will not increase, the Lagos we see is because of the see ports and the airport, there's nothing special about Lagos, all the. Coastal states had same value both they neglected them and focused only on Lagos, but if the Govt should open up all the ports in the Niger Delta, you would experience a lot of growth.

You said the same thing about Lagos International airport until we opened one in Enugu..... that same Enugu airport is 'dead on arrival'.

Story story.

And stop with the lies.

TheCabal:
http://www.nigerianports.org/

Lagos port complex
Rivers port complex
onne port complex
delta port complex
calabar port complex
tin can island port complex.

FYI.

Oga080666419419:
do you think it was generated with lazy yoouths crowding all betting centers in Oyo and Ogun States.

Lagos is a no man's land.

Flat heads are truly ignorant.

Ogun that is the industrial hub of Nigeria. Yorubas dominate Nigeria's economy. Yorubas are the most successful tribe in Nigeria.

You ibos claim to be industrious with your fanyogo kekenapaps, yet not one state from your region can boast of having an Industrial hub.

I dey come.

Waiting for perfect time to start your startup? You’re never going to do anything – Modupe Macaulay

Modupe Macaulay is the founder of Capital Square, a co-working space for entrepreneurs situated in the Lekki area of Lagos. The Computer Science grad, turned Copywriter, turned Manager spent some time with Techpoint over the past week to chat about her inspiration and aspirations for Capital Square.

https://i2.wp.com/techpoint.ng/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/modupe-macaulay-40-of-98.jpg?resize=1024%2C683&ssl=1

https://nigeria360.com/assets/businesses/File/files/60f42ae78bc7b4b45bc2a69e9ffd2400.jpg

laudate:
Kn23h, Deomelo, Totit,... guys, has anyone written anything about John Tani Obaro, the owner of Systems Specs?

rara, mii ti post e.

This is why Yorubas are technologically intelligent

CCHub
Andela
TechPoint

Biggest ICT companies in Nigeria founded by Yorubas.

Meet Olumide Olusanya, a former Medical Doctor who quit the practice to sell groceries online



Olumide Olusanya is Chief ‘Glootian’ at Gloo.ng, a pioneering online grocery business based in Lagos. Or Sparta, depending on how you choose to see it. You can hardly miss all the references to Sparta strategically placed all around the Gloo.ng office in Lekki, Lagos Island.

Gloo.ng’s CEO says the emerging Nigerian e-commerce site expects its revenue is to reach $1 million by the end of the year, a statistics that shows the awesome growth opportunity and potential in the country’s online commerce sector.

Doctor turned entrepreneur Olumide Olusanya said his Gloo.ng’s revenue grew 97 percent year-on-year, and the business covers only 50 percent of Lagos – Nigeria’s commercial hub. And there’s more to it; The CEO says 80 percent of their revenue comes from repeat business. While Olusanya says this means his company isn’t spending a chunky fortune to acquire new customers (through adverts and promotions) like his rivals, it also shows the vast opportunity to make new customers.



https://i2.wp.com/techpoint.ng/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/gloo-6-of-115.jpg?resize=1024%2C683&ssl=1

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Classic Men: Running Nigeria’s biggest Fashion eCommerce marketplace [TRACLIST]

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It is not everyday you find men venturing into fashion, especially in Nigeria, where it is largely considered a woman’s space. However, two men — Emotu Balogun and Segun Afolahan — have managed to successfully carve a niche for themselves with Traclist, a fashion eCommerce marketplace.

Generating revenue in excess of ₦80 million this year [2015] alone, the small company has grown from its humble beginnings, as part of the Co-Creation Hub‘s incubation programme, into arguably Nigeria’s biggest fashion eCommerce marketplace.

https://i1.wp.com/techpoint.ng/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/slim-48-of-50.jpg?resize=1024%2C683&ssl=1

Femi Akinde is the Founder and CEO of SlimTrader, the startup you probably never heard about until they raised $1 million from Interswitch’s ePayment Growth Fund. At its core, SlimTrader provides the eCommerce infrastructure for businesses – airlines, hotels SMEs among others – with an online presence.

https://techpoint.ng/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/slim-21-of-50.jpg

Trust Yorubas to do something productive with their anger



I built my payments company because PayPal ignored my emails — Olaoluwa Awojoodu, CashEnvoy Founder

The above quote should be the mantra of every serious entrepreneur. If there’s anyone living that mantra to the fullest, it’s Olaoluwa Awojoodu. He is the founder and CEO of Electronic Settlement Limited (ESL), the company behind and array of noteable payment solutions in Nigeria including CashEnvoy and mobile POS solution, PayPad.


The first point of call for everyone then was of course PayPal. So I wrote a long proposal to PayPal seeking for a partnership in Nigeria. They just ignored me like they did a lot of people. Eventually, I thought, “why not just build this thing yourself?” I enlisted the help of Segun Okin, a former course mate. Segun had helped with the development of another of my projects — Bottom Naira — which helped people shop abroad by proxy.


https://techpoint.ng/2016/07/25/olaoluwa-awojoodu-cashenvoy-founder/

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Ayeni Adekunle is the founder and CEO of BHM Group, a media company under which popular brands like NET and BlackHouse Media are subsidiaries.

For example, the name ‘BlackHouse’ is inspired by one his favourite Yoruba proverbs — Inú ìkòkò dúdú l’èko funfun ti n’jade — which roughly translates to “it is from the black pot that the pure white pap is made”. The “black pot” here refers to Africa which he believes holds the key to the future.

https://i1.wp.com/techpoint.ng/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Black-House-Media-Founder-Ayeni-Interview-7.jpg?resize=1024%2C583&ssl=1

SlateCode — hire software developers in Nigeria

SlateCode is an online marketplace that connects web developers, engineers, programmers, coders, architects, to clients needing their services.

Co-founders Akinwumi Fakokunde (CEO), Sesu Raj (CTO) and Adedeji AbdulMajeed AbdulRaheem (COO) launched SlateCode in March 2017.


SlateCode services two categories of audiences; developers who wish to offer their services and clients who want to hire developers. According to Akinwumi Fakokunde, the process of recruiting developers on the platform is straight forward. He also stated that remuneration for projects executed is highly encouraging.

The founders claim that top companies and startups hire software developers from SlateCode for their most mission-critical projects. What’s more interesting is that the team particularly boasts of being able to provide clients with the top 3% of software developers in Nigeria.

https://i0.wp.com/techpoint.ng/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/SlateCode.jpg?resize=1024%2C473&ssl=1

Aisha Tinubu Launches Householdmax.com, a Domestic Items Online Store

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Mrs Aisha Tinubu, wife of Trojan Estates boss Kunle Tinubu and in-law to Oando Plc CEO Wale Tinubu, last Friday officially launched Nigeria’s premier domestic item online store Householdmax.com to help families easily locate authentic home products and sophisticated items.

https://i2.wp.com/techpoint.ng/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/hhm-44-of-44.jpg?resize=1024%2C683&ssl=1

Yorubas are simply the trailblazer in technology.


Adewale Yusuf
Founder & CEO of Techpoint.ng

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Africa Courier Express (Logistics)

Year Founded: 2013

Founders: Tunde Kehinde & Ercin Eksin

When two of the founding fathers of Nigerian eCommerce team up to solve the industry’s persistent logistics challenge, you know they mean serious business.

Since its launch late 2013, ACE has established physical presence in 5 cities across Nigeria, shipped to over 100,000 customers, raised well over $850k fudning [in 2015, has more than tripled since then] and is already catching the eye of foreign investors.


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Flutterwave, a Yoruba company

Thanks guys for keeping the force going

madapcmod:
U sell valuable asset, yoloba girls can b married with a plate of Spirogyra hydraulic ewedu soup or ewa agoyin with agege bread, just feed her and she open her dirty puna for u, marriage starts. No wonder they born touts, badoo gangs, skull miners and huntersfor nurtw owoda men

According to Nnamdi Kanu, 99% of Ibo girls are prostitutes.
And most Ibo girls remain unmarried into their 40s. That ain't valuable.

iamozipatrick:
she must be Igbo her father has a cone head

Ibos tend to sell their children via baby factory and marriage.

Explains why slavery was so profitable in the Bight of Biafra. Dem fit sell you for mirror

madapcmod:
U sell valuable asset,m

According to Nnamdi Kanu, 99% of Ibo girls are prostitutes.
And most Ibo girls remain unmarried into their 40s. That ain't valuable.

googi:
This Yoruba people nor dey hide bad thin for house O! Somebadi must reveal!

If na flesh eaters don for don celebrate the traditional ruler.

Yorubas aren't Ibos. We Yorubas condemn evil acts.

ModsWillKillNL:
hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

This must be Monday night comedy on NL.

Nnamdi Kanu be like ... so somebody can be more deluded than I am?

Even if it's comedy, let them do it abeg.

Dem fit add Fayose and FFK join. Well even dash them Gani Adams of Afenifounje, PDP chapter.


I spoke for all sensible Yorubas when I say good luck moving back to Biafra.

ODVanguard:
Ope o. Hopefully they will all start moving back home and allow us to finally hear word.

Lmao

laudate:
Beloxxi was set up by an Igbo man named Obi Ezeude - what is your problem? Nobody is dragging this issue with them. Do your research. Google is your friend.

You sure say that one na Yoruba? Probably a flat head that will use another ID to claim that Yorubas one steal their local shops.