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Adenike is a seasoned entrepreneur and industrialist, whose exceptional entrepreneurial and management skills, have been recognized via a board appointment, as a Director at Lafarge Africa Plc. She was an advisory board member of the Enterprise Development Services Centre (EDC) at the Pan African University’s Lagos Business School. She is a founding member and the first president of the Network of Entrepreneurial Women (NNEW) at the Nigeria Employer’s Consultative Association (NECA).

She is an advisory board member and mentor at WISCAR (Women in Successful Careers), which is a structured mentoring programme for young women. She is a mentor to aspiring entrepreneurs, at FATE Foundation which fosters poverty alleviation and wealth creation, via entrepreneurship and job creation and also a mentor at the MARA Foundation. https://www.retailcongressafrica.com/speakers/adenike-ogunlesi

deomeelo:
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Chairman

Dr. Tunde Okewale MBBS

Ives Medicare HMO Limited.

"We treated only after strict medical check of couples. For us, age is not important in our decision to take her on. What was important was the physical condition of the mother. Older women generally make better parents in our experience," Okewale said.

He educated further that there is no age limit for fertility treatment under the law. According to him, the issue of fertility treatment is dependent on the clinical judgement of the fertility doctor and his ethical team. "We took into account the welfare of the client including health and ability of the couples to provide for the need of the child.” http://www.stivesng.com/fertility_unit/oldest-ivf-mum.html

deomeelo:
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Biyi Otegbeye

Group Managing Director

Regency Alliance Insurance Plc

ODVanguard:
@laudate: Chief, have you done anything on Olajide Adeniran, owner of Core Media, the parent company of CoreTV News?

prodigy24:
[s]Why do you people keep doing this?? Taleveras group is owned by Igho Sanomi, a pure Urhobo man! His mother is even a Yoruba woman! Didn't you cross-check before posting this story? How on earth can you claim that Taleveras is an Igbo company? Under what planet, biko nu? Taleveras is a billion-dollar global commodities trading company, and an internationally recognized oil and gas, energy and power conglomerate. If you have any shame at all, you would delete this your Telaveras post, and stop trying to make a fool of yourself. Or what day did an Urhobo man, become Igbo?? [/s]

Mosunmola Abudu is arguably the first woman on the African continent to own a pan-African TV channel called EbonyLife TV. According to reports, “the channel is worth N2billion.” EbonyLife TV is a channel on DSTV which has over 15million viewers in 44 countries including United Kingdom and United States of America. It has strong backing by Cross Rivers State government. This is in line with the state government’s strategy for development.

EbonyLife TV is helping to build a thriving Film, TV and Music industry through strong international partnerships, that can develop local talent and empower the next generation, by building an Entertainment and Media hub at Tinapa, that would represent Nigeria as well as Africa. Another powerful move which the channel has made is acquisition of the services of 13 independent producers to produce film content for TV, a project which a film expert estimates will cost about N2.5 million per production.

As a producer, her recent films such as 'Fifty', and 'The Wedding Party,' were really successful at the box office, and they boosted her financial and professional credibility, substantially. 'The Wedding Party,' is estimated to have grossed not less than =N=500 million, at the box office. A sequel is being planned for later this year.
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/08/mo-abudu-pies-made-rich/

GreatSE:
Brother thats the mystery we igbos dont understand..... you are doing everything possible to remain in one country the ppl whom you hated with passion.... Any day Hausas are ready to take over Yoruba land dont hope IGBOS will save you, they will rather abandon their houses and businesses and come back to east. You yorubas better free yourself now that everybody from the southern Nigeria wants freedom

prodigy24:
Taleveras has quickly grown to become a global energy and Power company with unrivalled reputation, a global footprint, and a strong management team whose current members include highly talented and experienced professionals recruited from pre-eminent oil companies and international investment banks. Taleveras’ management team has over 100 years of combined professional experience in energy trading and finance.......

BIOGRAPHY
Igho Charles Sanomi II was born in 1975 in Agbor Delta State, Nigeria, the fifth child (and first son) of a devout Catholic family. His father, the late Dickens Oghenereumu Patrick Sanomi hailed from Delta State Nigeria and was a retired Assistant Inspector General of the Nigerian Police. Mr Sanomi’s mother, Mabel Iyabo Sanomi holds a Royal title of Yeye Jemo of Isotun Ijesha Kingdom in Osun State. She was a renowned nurse and medical entrepreneur from Osun State in South Western Nigeria.

Mr Sanomi entered the world of business shortly after completing his Bachelor's Degree in Geology and Mining at the University of Jos in Northern Nigeria. He co-founded and held a position of Executive Director with Sarian Oil, an Oil Trading Company with its core activities in West Africa. During his time in this role he single handedly developed the company’s trading operations by negotiating the export and delivery of fuel oils from West Africa to the United States Gulf Coast. He also developed a strategic alliance with a major international oil trading group based in Zug, Switzerland. This partnership oversaw the import and export of millions of tons of refined petroleum products to and from the West African coast.

Mr Sanomi is the Chairman of Taleveras which he founded in 2004. Mr Sanomi is also Chairman of the Dickens Sanomi Foundation board of Trustees. Dickens Sanomi Foundation is a non profit charitable organisation which he founded in memory of his late father. He also sits as Chairman and co-chairman of various companies Board of Directors, which he founded or co-founded. These companies activities span from Telecom to Shipping, Aviation and Real Estate Investments worldwide. http://www.ighosanomi.com/about/biography/

prodigy24:
Taleveras has quickly grown to become a global energy and Power company with unrivalled reputation, a global footprint, and a strong management team whose current members include highly talented and experienced professionals recruited from pre-eminent oil companies and international investment banks. Taleveras’ management team has over 100 years of combined professional experience in energy trading and finance.
We base our success on a high level of collective performance. We pride ourselves on our continuous efforts to develop and nurture the skills of each individual employee, enabling our staff to support each other through the use of their various abilities for the collective benefit of the group.
Over time, Taleveras has built a strong business via the creation of strategic teams for the development of specific business areas, including the efficient delivery of power projects alongside our oil trading and upstream activities. We are committed to working as a team with our partners to get the job done as quickly, cost-effectively and efficiently as possible. We are a multi-disciplinary, experienced and highly motivated group of individuals.
At Taleveras, we deal with each other more as a family than as team members. This culture promotes a sense of solidarity, self worth, and responsibility for the way we execute our job. We strive for perfection and excellence.

BIOGRAPHY
Igho Charles Sanomi II was born in 1975 in Agbor Delta State, Nigeria, the fifth child (and first son) of a devout Catholic family. His father, the late Dickens Oghenereumu Patrick Sanomi hailed from Delta State Nigeria and was a retired Assistant Inspector General of the Nigerian Police. Mr Sanomi’s mother, Mabel Iyabo Sanomi holds a Royal title of Yeye Jemo of Isotun Ijesha Kingdom in Osun State. She was a renowned nurse and medical entrepreneur from Osun State in South Western Nigeria.

Mr Sanomi entered the world of business shortly after completing his Bachelor's Degree in Geology and Mining at the University of Jos in Northern Nigeria. He co-founded and held a position of Executive Director with Sarian Oil, an Oil Trading Company with its core activities in West Africa. During his time in this role he single handedly developed the company’s trading operations by negotiating the export and delivery of fuel oils from West Africa to the United States Gulf Coast. He also developed a strategic alliance with a major international oil trading group based in Zug, Switzerland. This partnership oversaw the import and export of millions of tons of refined petroleum products to and from the West African coast.

Mr Sanomi is the Chairman of Taleveras which he founded in 2004. Mr Sanomi is also Chairman of the Dickens Sanomi Foundation board of Trustees. Dickens Sanomi Foundation is a non profit charitable organisation which he founded in memory of his late father. He also sits as Chairman and co-chairman of various companies Board of Directors, which he founded or co-founded. These companies activities span from Telecom to Shipping, Aviation and Real Estate Investments worldwide. http://www.ighosanomi.com/about/biography/

"In our kind of environment this is certainly a difficult thing to achieve for a woman, this is an exciting and memorable day for me and my family - my husband and children - who also share in my joy", she had told journalists at her reception after the flight.
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My name is Tolulope Ita, Operations Manager of Aero Contractors. I am a Captain of the Dash 8 Aircraft and also integrated on the Boeing 737. We are the fastest growing passenger carrier in Nigeria that prides itself with punctuality and aviation safety records tailored to providing our customers with affordable fare, quality on board services, good customer relations combined with online and operation efficiency in line with world best aviation services.

Aero Contractors has two divisions namely:
Aero Nigeria – that Provides scheduled fixed wing passenger services to various Nigerian domestic airports and international destinations in the West African sub-region.

Rotary Wing – that provides Helicopter offshore oil and gas aviation services. http://www.hospitalityafrik.com/2015/08/05/aero-contractors/

Abimbola tactically located the softest available landing spot - the ocean. The emergency notwithstanding, she did this in quite an adept manner that she did not crash, but landed as predetermined. Some others would have made a bad decision and struck the nation with tragedy. For this reason, Abimbola forever remains a heroine in the hearts of all who truly understand the dynamics of piloting an aircraft.
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‘‘Flying is memorable. Nigerian airspace has improved a lot. It’s total freedom up there and you get to be yourself. When you are on the ground you go through more stress, that you look forward to flying. For me, that’s the best part of my job. When you land, passengers come in to congratulate you and take pictures with you because you are female. The feeling of having satisfied passengers is priceless.’’
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deomelo:
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Dr. Layi Fatona, Managing Director, Niger Delta Exploration & Production Ltd

Not sure if we've covered this before.

kn23h:
Afam4eva, you yourself are a tribalist. You're not holy.

We can start by

1. Not moving Biafra thread to homepage - let them discuss Biafra on BiafraSay. That thread ends up being anti-Yoruba because your people can't do without mentioning Yorubas as if we're holding them down with chains.

2. Stop being partial. You get banned for saying 'osu', but you get frontpage for screaming 'afonja'

3. You get banned for posting anti-ibo pictures, but anti-Yoruba pictures get likes.

While you were a mod, a terrible one at that, you and that tout in cultural section, did nothing to end tribalism. You fed it. Now after firing you, you want us to sympathize with you abi? I noticed that you've been groveling for the past couple of months. Pele.

You were able to comment on Yoruba/Biafra matter, while Mynd44 was reprimanded for the same thing.

Check all the sections they made Ibos a mod, won ti bajeeeee. Who goes to cultural section anymore? Check out politics section, only jobless ipod yoots plenty. Soon it will be like the cultural section. Seuun just let these people mess up his forum.

menmen20100:
Igbo men don't rush to Yoruba thread...we don't because we don't give a damn what you people are doing and don't want to know. There is a reason why Igbos want to permanently separate from you people by leaving this country...WE DON'T WANT TO SEE YOU PEOPLE AGAIN IN THIS LIFE. JUST GO AWAY...GET OUT OF OUR LIFE. SIMPLE! HOW DIFFICULT IS THIS SIMPLE REQUEST? JUST GO!

Tolexander:
Afam!

One of the originators of nairaland tribalism in 2008 is talking

deomelo:
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Olatokunbo Arinola Somolu (Engr. Dr.)

A wonderful trail blazer and inspiration.

Ques: IF YOU WERE THE PRESIDENT FOR ONE DAY AND YOU HAVE THE POWER TO FIX ONE THING IN NIGERIA, WHAT WILL IT BE AND WHY?
"I would fix the power problem completely because with power everything gets done better because you spend less money and you can plan better. I would love to be able to read people’s minds. It will save me soooooo much stress. I would live my life the exact way I am living it now. Traveling, enjoying every moment I am in, doing everything I love and living to the fullest, that’s my life right now." http://woman.ng/2015/09/15-hot-questions-for-shade-ladipo-ceo-avienti-limited/

Her work on the proposed 4th Mainland Bridge, she said, was intense and futuristic. The team that designed the bridge included five other persons and took about 10 weeks to complete. When completed, the double-layer bridge would not only serve as means of vehicular movement, it would also aid social and commercial interactions among pedestrians.

The Maryland Mall, designed by her firm, is scheduled to open for operations later in June. The mall, designed to take advantage of minimal space allotted for its construction, is a five-storey building with a basement for 219 parking spaces, a Shoprite, four cinema screens, 1 food court, I bar and 40 shops.

Being given such a project to execute, Tosin said, would heighten clients’ confidence in Nigerian architectural firms. “The nature of architecture involves cost and risk. People naturally are apprehensive to let a young person, let alone a woman, take on such a task,” she said in an interview. “My competence is always in question. New clients are baffled when meeting us. The irony is that in my industry, I think it is more of a challenge to be a young person, than to be a woman.” https://guardian.ng/guardian-woman/tosin-oshinowo/

I am from Ikorodu, and I recall how my parents made emotional investments, building houses in the village..... The thing is, I am part of the ongoing generation sent away for school, and then you come back home, and still hear the same things being said before you left. That was the reason our parents paid huge fees for us to study abroad. It was for us to bring back knowledge in whatever capacity, and give our own two cents back to society. Yes we have had some bad people who have abused this trust, so there are people who think locals can’t do things better than foreigners, but there are a few of us who still know what we are doing. So it’s nice to see that this client had enough faith to give us the opportunity to deliver on this project.

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kn23h:
@deomelo

Why do y'all like refering to yourself as afonja?

deomelo:
MANAGEMENT & EXECUTIVE TEAM

Ascon Oil Company is managed by a crop of individuals who have a combined cognate experience of over 80 years in the Oil and Gas Industry.

The smart and intelligent Afonja sister is running the show today.

ModsWillKillNL:
Mr!

I get am before no be property

Visafone is extinct!!

Subsidiary kor subsidiary ni

MadamT:
Well done to all the contributors of this great thread.

Laudate et.al. God bless you all.

Johnandv:
If I start with you now you will scream 'you are not Yoruba'. Just cowardly retreat yourself let me talk to bright minds.

kn23h:
That tout is not Yoruba. Trust me.

Does this sound like a Yoruba man?

ModsWillKillNL:
Okay, you actually believe that some power 'Fulanis' somewhere own this country

I dont get you.

Johnandv:
Iddiot how can i mind my business when you fools keep running your mouth on Biafra matter. You consider yourself privileged yet poverty is ravaging you, you keep looking at Lagos life, not only yorubas are in Lagos, not all yorubas even living Lagos can feed properly, forget about being privileged cos you are not, even the vice president is there serving the interest of Hausas, when will you even learn?. You see its hard to teach someone who claims he knows, its like climbing a mountain on a bicycle. Think! Kn23 and Oduastate are making valid points.

ModsWillKillNL:
We jointly own this country with the northerners.

They dare not!