₦airaland Forum

Johnandv:
This your trademark, lies.
Everyone knows who the shoe shiners are but the lagos gatemen? i think you know them personally, they are your brothers..

Come, were you baptised with a lying spirit at birth? Why can't you respect yourself and keep quiet, for once? The more you open your mouth, the more everyone can see that you have nothing upstairs. Biko, mechie onu! Nnamdi Kanu was right when he called you folks those unprintable p*ig and idi*it names! Haba!

ModsWillKillNL:
You guys are behaving like kids.

Did you hear of the Kiriji war?

Why is Ilorin an emirate today?

Deedeedee5:
This is because Nigeria is a failed country and will continue to fail. Things will only get worse for this country. I pity the unborn.

kn23h:
That dude is not Yoruba. I swear it.

The dude sounds like a Northerner trying so hard to get Yoruba buy-in.

If that dude is Yoruba, make sango strike this thread.

Abeg, everybody sheathe your swords. Please don't let us lose focus of the real objective of this thread. Thanks.

deomelo:
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Bolade Soremekun, Chairman/CEO of Bola Pharmaceutical

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Deomelo, you are the man!! How could I have forgotten this company?? I once had a neighbour who served there, and used to help us buy medication for our community, at discounted rates. Well done, bro.' Good work. I had profiled him just once earlier on page 197, when I made reference to his solar powered refrigerators and aircons.

hilroy:
This is the reason why I'm saying other regions should open a similar thread showing their industriousness and richness. Those lying Osus know how to claim what is not theirs. From my research for this thread, I won't be surprise if the Niger-delta, middle belt and Northern nigeria beats those Igbos hands down in terms of industrialization and wealth. For example, an Akwa-Ibomite billionaire Akanimo Udofia (CEO/MD Desicon engineering limited) donated $150000 to a community here in Canada and the Canadian media won't stop singing his praises. There are many like Akanimo from minority tribes that are doing spectacularly well all over the globe. That's why I laugh when Pigbos brag stupidly because they don't own shiit

Honestly my brother, you are so-oo-oo right!! Among the Edo, non-Igbo Delta ethnic groups as well as among the Efik, Ibibio & Kalabari businessmen, you would find a lot of high achievers that are quietly making millions, without any noise! Even among some Northern groups there are silent millionaires who carry out their business on a daily basis, very quietly. But our SE chaps must blow their trumpet at every turn, even when there is nothing to shout about. I weak, o!

A large number of their own SE businessmen sef, that have made a success of their endeavours hail from Delta state. Part of this success can be attributed to the fact that their forbears gave them a good education. Many of their forbears were beneficiaries of Awo's free education scheme in the 60s, when their homeland was under the old Western region, before it was carved out to become part of the old Midwest. Chief Michael Ashikodi Agbamuche the former Attorney-General under Abacha, once made reference to this fact, about how they got free education when Awo was Premier of old Western region. But let me save that for another day!

Oh my goodness! I can't stop laughing. Can you believe that those guys are profiling Afrinvest as an Igbo-owned company?? A company that was founded by a pure Edo man, Godwin Obaseki who is now the governor of Edo State?

I beg, I no fit laugh again! This information I am giving you is straight from Afrinvest website, o!

In a statement made available to business reporters, Ike Chioke, Group Managing Director and CEO of Afrinvest said, “we are pleased to announce that Dr. Fidelis Nde-Che has been appointed Chairman of the Afrinvest Board of Directors, following the resignation of our erstwhile Chairman, Mr. Godwin Obaseki.”

“Mr. Obaseki, who founded the company in 1995 as Securities Transactions & Trust Company (“SecTrust”) before it was renamed Afrinvest in 2006, resigned his position on the Afrinvest board to pursue his governorship ambition in Edo State. We, at Afrinvest, are truly grateful for the visionary leadership he provided to the firm for over 20 years, and we wish him the very best in his future endeavor. http://www.afrinvest.com/afrinvest-appoints-new-chairman-director/

Silentmind:
Afrinvest is a leading independent investment banking firm with a focus on West Africa and active in four principal areas: investment banking, securities trading, asset management, and investment research

Afrinvest is both a leading provider of research content on the Nigerian market and a leading adviser to blue chip companies across West Africa on M&A and international capital market transactions

Regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) as an Issuing House and Underwriter, Afrinvest provides financial advisory services as well as innovative capital raising solutions to High Net-worth Individuals (“HNIs”), corporations, and governments

The Company is also licensed by the Nigerian SEC, through its subsidiary, Afrinvest Securities Limited (“ASL”), as a broker-dealer and authorized by the Nigerian Stock Exchange as a dealing member. ASL acts as a distribution channel for a variety of investment products and houses the Company’s research franchise

Afrinvest Asset Management Limited (“AAML”) is licensed by the Nigerian SEC as a portfolio manager. AAML delivers world class asset management services to a range of mass affluent and HNI clients

Afrinvest maintains established offices in Lagos, Abuja and Port-Harcourt.

Our Products and Services
Our objective is to provide our clients with impartial advice tailored to their specific needs. This Independence, allied to extensive knowledge of local markets and long relationships with major international banks and financial institutions, enables us to offer cost effective and relevant solutions.

We currently offer the following products and services:

The Nigeria International Debt Fund is a distinct investment product, originally created as a closed-ended fund in 1997 and was restructured in 2010 to an open-ended fund.

The fund has also incorporated State bonds in its portfolio. The emergence of State bonds is currently gaining popularity as various states aim to fund large projects with targeted issuances.

It secured the approval of the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) to operate as an open ended fund on 12 February 2009, and commenced operations in March of the same year.

AEF commenced operations as an open ended fund in March 2009. As set out in the Trust Deed, the AEF primarily invests in stocks listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (“NSE”) with prospects for short to medium term capital appreciation.

As an active fund, it is permitted to hold up to 90% of its total assets in stocks (mostly blue chip companies) under favourable market conditions, with no more than 10% invested in a single company at any point in time.

The Private Investment Club an investment scheme that pools funds from staff/group of people/friends for investment in preferred asset class(es). It is aimed at encouraging steady investment. When a group of people pool their funds together, their capital sum increases. Hence, their interest rate is subsequently follows this trend.

It grants investors access to professional management irrespective of investment size. The Plan is designed to be open-ended and can be automated.

It offers staff an easy, convenient and guaranteed investment opportunity and can be customized to meet specific needs.

The Target Project Plan (TPP) is an investment product specifically designed to enable people plan, invest and have the money needed to execute their projects.

It works with a strategy mapped out according to customized details of each project.

If your target is to purchase of a plot of land, construct of a residential / office building, purchase of a Car, undertake a major business. TPP can help you achieve that.

The AAML Managed Portfolio Account “IMP” is designed for high net-worth clients with a minimum investment of N25 million

It allows the client to enjoy the dual benefits of professional management and the direct ownership of the underlying securitie

Each portfolio is a customized sinterpretation of our clients unique risk tolerance and personal preferences.

We are able to customize each portfolio to include/exclude any particular sector or company the client may request while meeting the consequent loss in potential returns of the portfolio.

The Afrinvest Guaranteed Investment portfolio is a short term investment account that offers competitive guaranteed return on capital and invests in fixed income and money market instruments like commercial papers, Bankers’ Acceptances, and other secure interest-earning products.

The near cash-cash nature of its underlying assets ensures that investors’ fund are liquid and at the same time profitable.

This product is suitable for risk-averse investors who desire value appreciation with minimal exposure to losses and unstable market conditions.

You are making noise about the same Afrinvest which was founded by a pure Edo man, Godwin Obaseki? I beg, I no fit laugh again! This information I am giving you is straight from Afrinvest website, o!

In a statement made available to business reporters, Ike Chioke, Group Managing Director and CEO of Afrinvest said, “we are pleased to announce that Dr. Fidelis Nde-Che has been appointed Chairman of the Afrinvest Board of Directors, following the resignation of our erstwhile Chairman, Mr. Godwin Obaseki.”

“Mr. Obaseki, who founded the company in 1995 as Securities Transactions & Trust Company (“SecTrust”) before it was renamed Afrinvest in 2006, resigned his position on the Afrinvest board to pursue his governorship ambition in Edo State. We, at Afrinvest, are truly grateful for the visionary leadership he provided to the firm for over 20 years, and we wish him the very best in his future endeavor. http://www.afrinvest.com/afrinvest-appoints-new-chairman-director/

Lloydfather:
this is the 9th time u are mentioning this same person. Why are u recycling ur post, are u afraid the Igbo tread is gaining momentum. Don't worry we are showing u typical Igbo sence, when u are done and tired we start from there. JUST WATCHOUT

You are so silly. He has only been profiled in just 2 places on this entire thread. I can even tell you the page numbers. So what do you mean by 9 times? Abi, you do not know how to count again??

Lloydfather:
Why copy and paste the same people laudate and doemelo. What are u afraid of. U have highlights all this people number of time. Nigba ti eyi na mokpe eni eyan kolode te n se kpariwo.

Sorry, you need to translate what you just wrote here, because it is not making sense. Leadway has only been profiled once in this thread, while Regency Assurance has not even been featured at all till now. So what are you blabbing about? Do you think this thread is like your own, where you keep blabbing Innoson, Teragro, Aiteo and Nestoil over and over on almost every page, like a broken record?

ModsWillKillNL:
Great! Great!! Great!!!

I am inspired.

Yeah, I know what you mean. For Swiss Re the world's 2nd largest insurance company, to have bought over about 25% shareholding in Leadway Assurance, they must have seen something unique in that firm. Millions of dollars must have changed hands in that transaction, but no one is ready to disclose the exact figures!

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Oyekanmi Hassan-Odukale MFR, was groomed for success at a very early age. He attended Mayflower School, Ikenne in Ogun State (which was a boarding school run by the late Tai Solarin and his wife, Sheila), and later got Bachelor and Masters Degrees in Business Administration, specializing in Finance, from University of Houston, Texas, USA. He started his insurance career with SCIB & Company Insurance Brokers (then an affiliate of Sedgwicks Insurance Brokers) in 1980, and joined Leadway Assurance Company Limited in 1981.

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The company was founded by his late father Sir Olusola Hassan Odukale, in Kaduna. He was the founding Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, who built Leadway on a solid reputation of integrity, and excellence. Sir Olusola Hassan Odukale, a knight of John Wesley (KJW) and fondly called 'Baba Odukale,' within the Nigeria insurance industry, community and Methodist family, passed on 17 years ago.

He was a Christian entrepreneur and philanthropist to the core, who revolutionized the insurance industry and set the standard for modern philanthropy, especially in Northern Nigeria. In appreciation of his efforts, the Methodist Church of Nigeria named its institute after him by giving it the name: Sir Olusola Hassan Odukale Methodist Theological Institute, Zonkwa in Kaduna State. The old man served as the Chairman of Leadway Assurance Company from 1993 till 1999, when he passed away.

Today, his son Oye Hassan-Odukale has not only nutured his father's dream and legacy, but expanded the company, to become one of Nigeria’s most profitable insurance firms. The little firm has now grown to include different subsidiaries such as Leadway Capital & Trusts Limited, Leadway Properties & Investments Limited, Leadway Pensure PFA, and Leadway Hotels Limited. Oye's brother, Babatunde Hassan-Odukale a graduate of the University of London, also sits on the board and serves as Executive Director (Financial Services & Systems).

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Leadway is known for providing ‘efficient financial solutions leveraging on its management tool to its' clients.' It has risen to become a composite company, underwriting both life and general insurance business. The company’s financial capacity has enabled it to now underwrite risks of very high magnitude, with respect to heavy industries, such as Oil and Gas including big manufacturing concerns. It also offers subsidiary financial services like Bond, Secured Credit, Miscellaneous financial losses and Fund/Portfolio management.

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At last count, Leadway Assurance's assets had hit =N=137 billion naira, while its' profit after tax for 2015, was =N=6.2 Billion naira.

Leadway Assurance Company Limited has said its assets rose by 37 per cent from =N=100.5bn in 2014 to =N=137.3bn in the 2015 financial period. This was disclosed by the Acting Chairman, Mr. Jeremy Rowse, during the company’s 44th annual general meeting in Lagos. He said that the claims paid by the firm rose by 13 per cent from =N=12.7bn in 2014 to =N=14.3bn in 2015.

Rowse disclosed that its gross premium rose by 20 per cent from N39bn in 2014 to N46.6bn in 2015, and that its profit after tax rose by 125 per cent from N2.8bn to N6.3bn in the period under review.

He said, “With various guidelines aimed at reinforcing standards and encouraging confidence in the Nigerian insurance industry, the company remains poised to take advantage of emerging growth opportunities to compete effectively within its immediate market and the larger global markets. http://punchng.com/leadway-assurances-assets-hit-n137bn/

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In 2016, Swiss Re took up about 25% shareholding in Leadway Assurance. Swiss Re is the world’s second-largest reinsurer. It acquired GE Insurance Solutions in 2006. Founded in 1863, Swiss Re operates through offices in more than 25 countries. Swiss Re was ranked 118th in Forbes 2000 Global leading companies 2016.

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Olubiyi O. Otegbeye, (popularly known as 'Biyi') B.SC, ACII, MBA, LLB, BL, is a man who likes risks. Despite the fact that he had a secure job as a staff of United Nigeria Insurance Company Limited (UNIC), he tossed it aside and took a plunge into the murky world of corporate business, by setting up his own insurance firm known as Regency Insurance Company in 1993, less than 10 years after he graduated from University of Lagos, with a BSc. in Insurance. Today, his risk has paid off handsomely.

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He now serves as Chief Executive Officer and Group Managing Director of Regency Alliance Insurance Company Plc, a consolidated firm, formed from the merger of four other insurance firms: Regency Insurance Plc, Nigerian Alliance Assurance Corporation Limited, Destiny Insurance Co. Limited and Capital Express General Insurance Limited. The merger occurred in 2007, and the new firm was renamed Regency Alliance Insurance Company Plc, with Biyi at the helm of affairs.

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Biyi Otegbeye not only holds a B.Sc. in Insurance, but also a Masters’ Degree (MBA) in Financial Management and Accounting, from the University of Lagos. He is an Associate of the Chartered Insurance Institute London (ACII). He obtained his law degree from the Lagos State University, and was admitted to the Nigerian Bar as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria.

Prior to setting up Regency Insurance, Otegbeye had received training from the United Nigeria Insurance Company Limited (UNIC), where he worked extensively in Risk Management, General Underwriting, Claims, Reinsurance, Marine and Aviation Divisions. In 1990, he was appointed the General Manager, Capital Asset Insurance Brokers, and less than a year later he was invited to serve as the CEO of Excel Insurance Brokers. Biyi Otegbeye also sits on the board of other firms where he has extensive interests, such as Regency Alliance Insurance Limited, Ghana, RIC Microfinance Bank Limited, RIC Properties and Investment Limited, and RIC Technologies Limited, a leading ICT based security solutions provider for vehicles, offices and homes.

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Despite challenges witnessed in the course of operations in the 2016 financial year, Regency Alliance Insurance Plc has declared as an after-tax-profit of =N=470.594 million naira. This margin, according to the company records, was a clear 41.18% increment, compared to its =N=333.931 million naira profit, made the previous year.

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The company offers all classes of General Insurance Businesses, such as All Risk insurance, Aviation Insurance, BOND, Burglary, Business Interruption Insurance (Consequential Loss), Contractor’s All Risk Insurance, Directors’ Liability Insurance, Electronic Equipment Insurance, Fidelity Guarantee, Fire & Special Perils Insurance, Goods-In- Transit, Group Personal Accident Insurance, Health Care Professional indemnity Insurance, House Owner/House Holder, Machinery Breakdown Insurance, Marine Insurance.

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It also offers Money Insurance, Motor Insurance, Oil & Energy, Plant All Risks Insurance, Professional Liability Insurance, Public Liability, Regency Builders’ Liability Insurance Scheme, Regency Occupiers’ Liability (Public Building) Insurance Scheme, Regency Property Protection Scheme (RPP) etc.

ModsWillKillNL:
Weldone my brother.

You are doing a really good job.

Are you a web developer?

I have some ideas for you.

You really can make something very worthwhile out of this.

Thank you sir. I'm not a web developer, just a geek who likes playing around with tech stuff.

GoldNiagara:
concise yet you covered the field! Well done bro!

Thanks, boss!

Markfemi2:
Adebola Akindele

or proper identification and regulation of vehicles in Nigeria, Courteville Business Solution Plc., patent owners of the AutoReg business solution has announced the third upgrade of her AutoReg Motor Vehicle Administration Documentation MVAD, software to the latest AutoReg Version 3 (V3).
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Hello, Adebola Akindele of Courteville Business Solutions has already been profiled twice, on page 203 of this thread. Thanks.

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Markfemi2:
TUNJI OGUNKANMI

CORPORATE INFORMATION
We are Cornerstone Insurance Plc, incorporated on 26th July 1991 as a private limited liability company, and became a Public Limited Liability, quoted on the Nigerian Stock Exchange in 1997. Our organization was established to conduct insurance business in a professional, ethical and customer-focused manner, and has remained committed to these values over the years.

The Company is licensed and re-certified by the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) to do both General and Life businesses, and the classes of Insurance business we currently undertake include the following: Motor Vehicle, Aviation, Marine, Engineering All Risks, Asset Protection, Liability to Third Party, Oil & Gas, Group Life, Credit Life, Mortgage Protection, Term Assurance, Wealth Creation Products and Takaful (Islamic Insurance)

The company’s Authorized Share Capital and Market Capitalization is N7.5 billion and N5 billion respectively, while the Shareholders’ Funds is N8.045 billion as at December, 2015. The total assets of the company are in excess of N15.38 billion.

At Cornerstone, we remain committed to both our core values of Integrity, Empathy, Professionalism, Innovation, and Team Spirit and our continued mission of delivering value beyond expectations through needs-based products and quality service

OUR TECHNOLOGY
Cornerstone Insurance Plc, is the first insurance company in Nigeria to provide customers with an online platform, for insurance transactions. Little wonder why Cornerstone Insurance Plc, was adjudged as the ‘Best Use of IT in Insurance Service’ 2012, by the Financial Technology Magazine.

Our services are technology driven by cutting edge Insurance applications. These services are accessible with ease through the internet and/or mobile technology.

Still in our hearts: Tribute to late Tunji Ogunkanmi, Founding CEO of Cornerstone Insurance Plc

As I write this medium for you 15 years after you departed from mother Earth, it dawned on me that the incident that took you away from us happened just around this exact moment 15 years ago; That terrible night on the 5th of November, 2000 will forever remain a night we will always remember, at least for those of us whose dreams were born because we saw yours come true right before our eyes. Uncle Tunji as we always called you. Death might have taken you, but your works are here with us.

Many reading this may not know you and would be wondering who you really were. Tunji Ogunkanmi founded Cornerstone Insurance at the age of 30 in 1991 and became the companies first CEO and the youngest CEO in the insurance industry as at that time. Dreams truly come true, and Tunji clearly proved that. Without a silver spoon, Tunji dreamt big and the dreams came true. Fought for his dreams and proved that a boy born and raised in Ile Ogbo, Osun whose first and real experience of Lagos was when he gained admission into UNILAG to study Insurance can actually make it big here without cutting corners.

Founding an insurance company at age of 30 at the time when the country was being ruled by the military with its economy in the mud might look like a dream far-fetched for many but surely not for you… You started the journey against all odds and by 2007 took company to the Nigerian Stock Exchange. You are a star, one life suddenly taken from our skies but cannot be erased from our hearts. A great candle that life’s winds decided to put out but still lights many paths even in death.

Until your death, you had kids of family and friends on your payroll, sending everyone to school. A bread winner to many. An helper to those who didn’t even know your story. Many wouldn’t even have seen the gate of a university if not for your helping hands. You gave to friends, family and strangers. You touched everyone. Growing up, Your story inspired everyone of us to fight our ways out of poverty. To not only dream big but to also do big, that dreams truly come true if we work at it. A cousin so old and fatherly everyone called you Uncle. My mum would always say “If Tunji could make it, you guys will”.

But on that terrible night, the hazards of the reality called Nigeria took you from us. On your way back from a friend’s birthday party, an armed robbery incident on Falomo bridge, Ikoyi took you away from us, along with Deepak Mehta, the then Indian-Canadian managing director of Equitorial Trust Bank. Nigeria eats its stars, and sadly nothing has changed. Just last year, we lost Kunle Olaifa to our terrible roads. (Takes me to Ayosogunro’s ‘Everything in Nigeria is out to kill you’. Nothing has changed. Our country still today consume its own young dreamers and great men. We all die. The goal isn’t to live forever, the goal is to create something that will.
- Chuck Palahniuk

You will live forever not just in our hearts but in our lives… every time we see the Cornerstone logo will remember you. Every time we hear cornerstone advert on the radio we will remember you. Every dream thag comes true will remind us of you. You will live in every share of the company traded on the stock exchange. You loved life, lived it and conquered it. You loved to play Golf so much we are sure if they play it in heaven, you’d have a mansion full of trophies. You will forever be remembered. Live on, rest on, Adetunji Akanji Ogunkanmi.

For Tunji Ogunkanmi (Late), Founding CEO of Cornerstone Insurance Plc.
“Until his death, Tunji worked hard, dreamt big, was a friend to everyone around him and was passionate about his home town Ile-Ogbo. He took the name every where. Tunji lead the company with his heart and also sat on the board of other great Nigeria businesses”

How time flies! May Tunji Ogunkanmi's soul continue rest in peace. It has been 17 years he left this earth, to enter the portals of eternity. How sad.


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Markfemi2:
Olalekan Akinyanmi

LEKOIL

ackground
On 17 May 2013 Lekoil successfully listed on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange with a US$50million fundraising.

Results of the significant discovery at the Ogo-1 well and subsequent sidetrack suggest potential net recoverable resources of 232 mmboe (P50) and 354 mmboe (P10) to Lekoil Nigeria with additional upside potential expected in the synrift play.

Hello, Lekoil has already been profiled on pages 192 and 221. Please can you do a search on the thread before posting more companies, in order to avoid duplication, as we do not want repetition because that could end up making the thread quite boring. Thanks.

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Kabir Jibola Gbemisola was born with a silver spoon. Today, he is the Group Managing Director of Fatgbems Group of Companies, which was set up by his late father, Alhaji Fatai Olalekan Gbemisola. Fatgbems Group of Companies, has different subsidiaries such as Fatgbems Petroleum, Fatgbems Tyres, Fatgbems Gas, Dhastor International Ltd, Fatgbems Foundation, and Samdop Oil.

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After his father passed away, the burden of running the family business fell on Kabir Jibola Gbemisola's shoulders. He was already running another successful oil and gas company, owned by his family known as Spirsal Oil & Gas, but he had to leave that organisation, to take over his father's legacy. At the time he moved to Fatgbems, the company was struggling to stay afloat, as many of its clients had moved away from the firm, due to the death of the founder. Kabir worked hard to rebuild the business and make it profitable, once again.

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Before his father died in 2012, the company which started business from a humble beginning in 1986, with just one fuel station at Ejigbo, Lagos, grew into a tank farm and several stations across Lagos and other states. The burden then fell on Kabir, to sustain the legacy of corporate growth. He rebranded Fatgbems Petroleum, and invested its funds into the establishment of a modern-structured station, which meets diverse and multiple needs of its customers in a one-stop portfolio. More of such mega stations, are being planned by the Group.

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Fatgbems Petroleum, an independent oil marketing company, says it has unveiled a new brand identity while inaugurating its new state-of-the-art pilot fuel service station in Lagos. Chairman of the company, Mr. Kabir Gbemisola, said in a statement, “I would like to emphasise that our new brand identity is not a change of direction, rather it is a restatement of our values and strong commitment to our customers as drivers of our business.”

Also speaking at the event, the Lagos State Commissioner for Energy and Mineral resources, Mr. Wale Oluwo, commended the company for aligning its thoughts with the state’s vision of a mega city. He was quoted as saying, “For the company to have transformed into such a stable and fast growing business rapidly expanding into what it is today is really exemplary.”

He said the Lagos State Government would continue to create the necessary conducive environment for investment and for businesses to grow in the state. punchng.com © 1971-2017 http://punchng.com/fatgbems-petroleum-unveils-new-brand-identity/

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Orezi award-winning singer, song writer and performer is signed on to Sprisal Records, a label backed by Kabir Jibola Gbemisola, one of the sons of late oil and petroleum mogul, Alhaji Fatai Gbemisola. For several weeks, Orezi's song was one of the top ten African songs on Trace Urban, Channel O, and MTV. The music video for the song received a nomination in the Reggae/Dancehall category at the 2012 Channel O Music Video Awards.

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ModsWillKillNL:
Thrash them our thread here.

ODVanguard:
Guy, the difference between us and them is as clear as light and darkness. Na we help their thread reach 100-pages sef coz we were busting their lies on their thread for the world to see, else that thread for never even reach up to 50-pages. We can keep terminating their lies, but on here, and the world will still get to witness it.

hilroy:
Those people are born liars. Let us start trashing their lies on this thread. Can you imagine the Zaka group the idiot listed as Igbo enterprise is owned by an Indian with 31 offices in India, one office in UK, one office in US and Zero office in Nigeria. The devil must be ashamed of these pigs lies.......I don't know why the mod hasn't closes that thread for lies and misinformation
http://zakagroup.com/about-us/

Abeg, please let us just ignore them. Otherwise their silly comments will ruin the hardwork on this thread. We want to make this thread a compendium of successful business people and industries - a reference point. Please don't let them turn it into a butt of jokes, or into the comic relief that their own thread has now become.

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BM Pro^TM is a line of luxurious cosmetics, with gorgeous colors and quality ingredients. Their products are designed to let any woman's inner beauty shine through, by helping her showcase the effects of a great looking skincare regimen. The cosmetics line whose annual turnover runs into millions, is owned by Banke Meshida-Lawal, a renowned make-up artist, who is quite skilled in her profession. Her clients range from first ladies, to movie stars, singers, billionaires wives and female captains of industry.

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Banke Meshida-Lawal, took an industry that was shrouded in obscurity, and not only made it a source of livelihood, but showed other entrepreneurs how to make millions from their passion. Banke Meshida-Lawal, is the CEO of leading make-up group BMPro. It is a multi-faceted business that boasts of a cosmetic makeup line of over 40 products, a training school, a beauty advisory and an online magazine.BM/Pro was derived from the name Banke Meshida Professional

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She currently has 3 fully stocked outlets which comprises of a make-up studio and a beauty spa, in the prestigious Ikoyi area of Lagos, as well as in Lekki Phase 1 and GRA Ikeja Lagos. She is well known for handling the make-up regimen of high class ladies like Aisha Babangida, daughter of former president, Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida; Bella Adenuga-Disu daughter of billionaire Mike Adenuga; Temi FaniKayode-Randle, daughter of former Minister of Aviation Femi Fani-Kayode, and a host of other celebrities.

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Michael Adeniyi Agbolade Ishola Adenuga Jr, (popularly known as Mike Adenuga), is a Nigerian business tycoon, and the second-richest person in Nigeria. His company Globacom is Nigeria's second-largest telecom operator, and also operates a GSM telecoms network in Ghana and Republic of Benin.

Forbes estimated his net worth at $5.8 billion as of 2017, which makes him the second-wealthiest Nigerian behind Aliko Dangote, as well as the third-richest person in Africa with a net worth of $14.1 billion.

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In 2003, Globacom was the first telco to launch Per Second Billing (PSB) which caught on like wildfire. Nigerians rushed to the network in droves, and other networks were forced to follow suit. Since then, Globacom has, through its various subsidiaries, pioneered several innovative services in Nigeria such as Mobile Internet, Blackberry subscription and Vehicle Tracking services. In 2010, Globacom launched Glo-1, an undersea submarine fibre cable which cost over US$650 million (about N90 billion).

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In 2015, Mike Adenuga made a bid to buy Ivorian mobile telecoms operator Comium Cote d'Ivoire, for $600 million USD. Comium CI has more than 900,000 mobile subscribers according to L’Autorite de Regulation des Telecommunications.

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Adenuga also established Equitorial Trust Bank and Devcom Merchant Bank in the 80s. Both were merged to become a fully fledged bank and finally sold to Sterling Bank Plc, a few years back. Adenuga owns an oil firm Conoil (formerly Consolidated Oil Company). The company is a leading downstream oil firm which markets refined petroleum products, while it also manufactures and markets lubricants. It sells Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) for domestic and industrial use in Nigeria. Conoil Plc retails petrol, diesel, kerosene, gas, and other petroleum products through approximately 300 outlets and stations. It markets coolant products to commercial, industrial, and retail customers. Its' range of lubricants are the Quatro, Okada Golden Super, and Golden Super brands.

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His exploration outfit, Conoil Producing, operates 6 oil blocks in the Niger Delta. He also owns real estate firm Proline Investments, which has hundreds of properties throughout Nigeria. His company, Consolidated Oil was the first indigenous company to strike crude in December 1991.

Adenuga studied in the United States, and obtained a bachelor's degree from NorthWest University and a Masters degree in Business Administration (MBA) at Pace University in New York. Those who know him well, say he detests the following words: "no, can’t, won’t" and "impossible." Fondly called The Guru or 'Chairman' by his disciples, Adenuga is said to be very shy, a fact which is unknown to many.

Adenuga resides in a magnificent building inside Banana Island, in Ikoyi, Lagos. He also owns another home called The Gold Digger’s Place in Iyaganku GRA, Ibadan, where he spends most weekends. He has other apartments around the world like the one in York Terrace, Regent Park and St. Johnswood, both in London. He is also alleged to be one of the largest owners of prime properties on Victoria Island.

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He has a couple of private planes, which are run under the name Southern Airlines, as a private chartered jet operation. In its fleet is a $27 million (N3.2bn) brand new, customised aircraft built by Canadian aircraft maker, Bombadier Aerospace. The Challenger 604 aircraft was flown into Nigeria by an all-white crew, and delivered to Southern Airlines owned by Adenuga in 2005.

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In 2010, Globacom sponsored the African Handball tournament in Benin Republic as well as the biggest cultural festival (FITHEB) held in the Benin Republic. Globacom has also sponsored the annual Confederation of African Football (CAF) Awards since 2005, and also a proud sponsor of the annual Glo Lagos International Half Marathon.. Globacom, was recently honoured as the best provider of 4G LTE services in Lagos by the National Independent Wireless Broadband Quality Report (NIWBQR).

Meanwhile, Mike Adenuga's daughter Mrs Belinda Ajoke Adenuga-Disu, has been appointed into the Board of Directors of Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, as a non-executive director. Industry watchers say that this appointment to the board, proves that billionaire investor and owner of Globacom, Mike Adenuga is now the single largest majority shareholder in Julius Berger Nigeria Plc. Another director of Globacom, Gladys Olubuse Talabi was also appointed as a Non-Executive Director of Julius Berger, with appointments effective from June 2017.

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ODVanguard:
I didn't make that up bro. That post in the screenshot is right above the post you mentioned. Those loudmouths have been exposed in full glare for the empty chest thumping nonentities that they are. Soon they will start including pepper soup and Nwobi road side mamaputs.

Hehehe.... I can't remember the last time, I laughed this much!

ModsWillKillNL:
AZ petroleum

Never heard that before o.

Are they based in Nnewi?

No, they are actually based in Lagos. They have a tank farm in Apapa, but I can't remember the last time they stored any petroleum products in their tanks!

ODVanguard:
Lol. Looks like they have run out of steam already. Sotay they have started profiling local barbershops, like in the attached screenshot.

No, no, no...you don't mean it! Abeg, dis people go kill person with laugh for here...!

ModsWillKillNL:
Omoya, ma bi nu o.

Have you profiled Jobberman?

Yes, Deomelo has profiled them on page 202.

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St. Nicholas Hospital is a private hospital located within Lagos Island, Nigeria. It was founded in 1968 by the late Dr. Moses Adekoyejo Majekodunmi, C.F.R who once served as personal physician to the late Prime Minister of Nigeria, Alhaji Abubakar Tafawa Balewa. Majekodunmi attended Abeokuta Grammar School and St Gregory's College, Lagos before studying at the University of Dublin, where he bagged a degree in Anatomy and Physiology in 1936, and later, a 1st Class Honors degree in Bacteriology and Clinical Medicine. Late Chief Adékóyèjọ Májẹ̀kódùnmí the Mayegun of Lagos, was also a Minister of health in the First Republic. He died at the age of 96 years in 2012.

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His son, Dr. Dapo Majekodunmi M.B.B.S., M.R.C.O.G. has been running the hospital for the past several years. Since he took over the mantle, the hospital has undergone extensive re-engineering.

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The hospital also has 3 other branches, in different parts of Lagos. These are: St. Nicholas Hospital, Maryland, in Ikeja, as well as St. Nicholas Clinics in the Lekki Free Trade Zone area of Lagos, and St. Nicholas Clinics, within the high brow district of Victoria Island.

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The hospital's 14-storey mixed-use high-rise building (St. Nicholas house) was designed by FMA Architects Ltd. The hospital spans five floors of the building, with an outpatient clinic and emergency services on the ground floor. St. Nicholas Hospital has become a leading organ transplant centre in Nigeria, performing the first renal transplantation treatment, the first kidney transplant in Nigeria and the first paediatric kidney transplant in West Africa. St. Nicholas offers a variety of medical services such as General Medicine, Cardiology, Maternity, Dermatology, Dialysis and a host of other services.

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ModsWillKillNL:
Sure. He must have been profiled.

I just want it known by all that Julius Berger is now in our hands.

Not to worry, boss. Am on it!

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Reddington Hospital Group is a multi-specialist facility offering tertiary level care. The hospital has launched a new healthcare facility, that provides super specialist expert care across a range of clinical specialisations. The founder of the hospital is Dr. Adeyemi Onabowale, a British-trained, consultant cardiologist.

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Known as the Maxy Super-Specialty Centre it offers professional advice, treatment and management of conditions and diseases using specialists in Otorhinolaryngology (Ear Nose and Throat), Dentistry, Ophthalmology and Optometry (Eye conditions), Endoscopy as well as other specialist areas such as dialysis and sleep therapy.

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With their new clinic, anyone can access the best expertise available, professional advice and ongoing support across a wide array of specialist healthcare disciplines without the need for a referral by a doctor.”

ENT specialists that treat a wide range of ear, nose and throat conditions, as well as head and neck conditions are part of their medical team. They are supported by skilled hearing therapists (audiologists), and speech and language therapists, who are professionally qualified in the field. Their state of the art endoscopy centre is able to provide diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the digestive tract, along with other skilled treatments that are not readily available in Nigeria.”

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After four long years of dedicated effort since it entered the programme in July 2008, Reddington Hospital in Lagos, Nigeria, has been accredited by COHSASA. COHSASA stands for Council for Health Service Accreditation of Southern Africa. According to the The International Society for Quality in Health Care (ISQua): "COHSASA is a well-governed and managed organisation which is identifying innovative ways of developing an accreditation programme suitable to health facilities in Southern Africa and beyond."

The COHSASA accreditation award, valid until November 2014, was conferred at a celebratory function in Pinelands, Cape Town and attended by the hospital’s CEO, Dr Adeyemi Onabowale, Mrs Oludayo Onabowale, a director at the hospital and Dr Olasimbo Davidson, the Quality Assurance Manager.

Welcoming the trio to COHSASA, CEO Professor Stuart Whittaker said that the hospital had achieved an overall score of 96 out of 100 with some areas of operation (service elements) showing dramatic improvements in compliance scores from the baseline to the external survey. Three service elements - prevention and control of infection, patient and family rights and linen management achieved impressive scores of 100.
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Reddington Hospital also conducted the first successful cardiac angioplasty and stenting procedure in the country, on July 6, 2009, by a team of specialists led by the hospital's consultant interventional cardiologist, and the Medical Director of its cardiac centre, Dr. Yemi Johnson. The state-of-the-art digital cardiac catheterisation suite and cardiac centre, is located within its premises in Victoria Island, Lagos. It is affiliated with the Cromwell Hospital in London.

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Reddington Hospital also opened a Breast and Gynae Centre for women, recently. It is equipped with cutting edge technological support, never before seen in West Africa. They include a 3D Digital Breast Tomosynthesis (3D Mammography), a 3D Automatic Breast Ultrasound System (3D ABUS), a 3D Digital Streotaxic Biopsy System (3D Stereo), and a 3D MRI with 1.5 Tesla GE Explorer Technology.

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ModsWillKillNL:
Mike Adenuga.

Ah!! The guru himself. No wonder his daughter, Bella Disu is now a director of the company. I will work on it too. But I thought someone had earlier profiled him on this thread?

Omofunaab2:
@laudate.. Have you profiled kabir ajibola Gbemisola, Ceo of Sprisal oil and gas, and Sprisal entertainment that has orezi as one of its artiste?

He is the Ceo of Fatgbems group of companies. .

Wow!! I know Fatgbems Group. They own a chain of fuel stations in Lagos & the Southwest. The company was set up by their late father! Am definitely going to profile them. Thanks for the info.!

ModsWillKillNL:
@laudate

Do you know highest shareholder in Julius Berger is Yoruba?

You don't mean it!! What is his name, please? I thought it was that Igbo guy - Azudialu-Obiejesi who is their new Chairman?

ModsWillKillNL:
@laudate

Don't post on the ibo thread again.

The aim of their useless thread is to hit 200 pages and you are helping them.

Their age long foolishness (trying to measure up to Yorubas) has been laid bare before them and now that is their only consolation (hitting 200 pages)

You are right, o! I hadn't even looked at it from that angle. They are still trying to play catchup. If not for the spambot, we would have hit at least 300 pages by now, sef!

ModsWillKillNL:
Weldone

Have you profiled St Nicholas hospital?

Thanks bro.' Will do so soon. Am working on Reddington Hospital now, which is owned by Dr. Onabowale in Victoria Island.