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Weinberg:Yes, pictures of your babes, their sisters and your neighbour's girlfriends! LMAO!! That is all you chaps have been posting on this page.... |
raker300:You guys are very funny. You are just posting pictures. What work does this girl do, now? How did she start her business? Where is the location? What is the worth of her company or its investments? Who are her clients/ For all we know, maybe she is the new babe you are toasting... who knows? I beg I no wan laugh again! ![]() |
https://sucheus.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/lagoonhosp.pnghttps://www.lagoonhospitals.com/images/service.jpg Hygeia Nigeria Limited is a healthcare group, which has been active in Nigeria for over 27 years. It was founded by Prof. Adeyemo Elebute and Prof. Mrs. Oyinade Elebute, in 1984. Hygeia is the largest healthcare provider in Nigeria, and provides medical care through 4 distinct world-class organizations: Lagoon Hospitals, Hygeia HMO, Hygeia Community Health Care and Hygeia Foundation. https://hygeiahmo.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/prof-_elebute.jpg https://www.logbaby.com/files/new_image/2122.jpg Hygeia is currently involved in the management of hospitals and work site clinics, through the Lagoon Hospitals Group. Hygeia expanded to provide health insurance, through Hygeia HMO (a wholly owned subsidiary of Hygeia Nigeria Limited), and Hygeia Community Health Care, a donor-funded initiative that aims to improve access to quality healthcare to low income groups in Nigeria. Through the Hygeia Nigeria Limited Foundation, the company builds capacity for the medical personnel in and beyond its provider network. https://www.travelandtourworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Lagoon-Hospitals.jpg Through these four companies, Hygeia is able to deliver primary, secondary and tertiary healthcare to the Nigerian population. In 2016, the founders of Hygeia Group, Prof. Adeyemo Elebute and Prof. Mrs. Oyinade Elebute, sold part of its shares, in the Lagoon Hospital Group to CIEL Healthcare Africa Limited, a foreign pan-African healthcare company. This led to a change in the board structure. The International Finance Corporation (IFC), the private sector arm of the World Bank Group, has led a group of investors to make a $66.8 million USD (N13.3 billion) investment in Hygeia Nigeria Limited, Nigeria’s leading private healthcare provider. https://hotels.ng/places/media/poi/591/lag2.jpg-591-5735b60e3ecba.jpg?w=300 Lagoon Hospitals Group is the 1st Hospital in Sub-Saharan Africa, to earn accreditation from Joint Commission International (JCI), a US based international endorser for excellence in clinical practices in patient care and safety. Hygeia HMO one of its subsidiaries, is run by Mrs. Fola Laoye the daughter of the founders, Prof & Prof (Mrs.) Elebute. https://image-store.slidesharecdn.com/5cfc5ac5-d7de-4bbc-9a83-77c54a3083ad-original.png They acquired another leading healthcare centre recently, the prestigious Goldcross Hospital located in the highbrow Ikoyi area of Lagos. The acquisition also includes Gold Cross MRI Diagnostics located in Ikeja, a fully operational diagnostic centre with MRI, CT Scan and other diagnostics facilities. Established in 1989, Gold Cross Hospital over the last 25 years has risen to become one of the leading private medical facilities in Nigeria. It was established by Dr Ladi Okuboyejo. https://d2jvn9oglohv33.cloudfront.net/sites/default/files/styles/diaporama/public/lagoonhospitals_-_copie.jpg?itok=FzCYR6rx https://www.apolloglobalprojects.com/images/banner_lagoon.gif
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https://www.bytesclients.com/capitalfieldgroup/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/seedland-logo.jpg Dr. Oluwatamilore Akinlade Falomo is a respected businessman. But he is also well-known as a renowned Obstetrician and Gynecologist of international repute. Falomo is a member of the Royal College of Surgeons, and also a member of the Royal College of Physicians. Dr. Ore Falomo is also on the Board of several companies. He is presently the Chairman of Seedland Agro-Allied Limited, but still takes out time to engage in active medical practice. Dr Ore Falomo was one of the few people, allowed by the military administration to visit the late MKO Abiola in jail, two weeks before he died. He was the former personal physician to the late Chief MKO Abiola. https://www.capitalfieldinvestments.com/seedlandagroallied/www.capitalfieldinvestments.com/capitalfieldenergy/images/ore.jpg Seedland Agro-Allied Limited, is presently being managed by Raphael Femi Lewu, an astute solicitor and advocate, who holds an LLM degree from the University of Lagos, with special bias in Secured Credit transactions and Comparative Company Law. He has had over 22 years work experience in various financial institutions. Lewu doubles as the Managing Director/CEO of the firm. https://www.capitalfieldinvestments.com/seedlandagroallied/www.capitalfieldinvestments.com/capitalfieldenergy/images/raph.jpg Seedland Agro-Allied Limited was incorporated in 2013 to engage in farming and trading of agricultural products, agro-allied services, and bio-fuel production. The company has also launched itself into a wide range of selected agricultural services, such as Poultry Farming, Animal Husbandry, Fishery, food processing and supply of all forms of agro-allied produce. They have strict standards and only trade in products of the highest quality, sourced from farms across Nigeria, that meet up with industry standards. They adhere to farming processes, laid down by regulatory bodies, both locally and internationally. Seedland also ensure that its' produce are preserved under the optimum storage conditions, throughout the supply chain. As a registered member of the Nigeria Export Promotion Council (NEPC), they export quality agricultural products from Nigeria, to other parts of the world, where they are processed into finished goods in the foods and manufacturing sectors. Seedland Agro-Allied Limited is a subsidiary of Capitalfield Investments Group which has vast interests in mining, general maritime services, construction, Bureau De Change operations, microfinance banks, as well as integrated commercial energy services. https://www.capitalfieldinvestments.com/seedlandagroallied/www.capitalfieldinvestments.com/capitalfieldenergy/images/serv2.jpg https://www.capitalfieldinvestments.com/seedlandagroallied/www.capitalfieldinvestments.com/capitalfieldenergy/images/cashew-nuts.jpg https://www.capitalfieldinvestments.com/seedlandagroallied/www.capitalfieldinvestments.com/capitalfieldenergy/images/Cornheap.jpg |
Scholes007:My pre-paid meter was made by Mojec International Ltd, and supplied by Eko Disco. So what is your point? Aren't you the one that started your tales by moonlight here, because you wanted to score cheap points and feel important? ![]() |
Diademk07:I think they mentioned it like 14 times, sef! Hehehe..... ![]() |
Scholes007:You have started your tales by moonlight, again. Innoson does NOT have a pre-paid meter company. What is its' name if it exists? ![]() Before Cutix got into the market, there was Coleman Wire & Cables, as well as MicCom Cables, google it. And there is Honeywell Noodles made by a Yoruba-owned firm. ![]() |
GoldNiagara:Done! Thanks for the info. |
https://prafises.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Prafis-Logo-600x91-shadow1.png Soni Olufemi Olubunmi Oyekan is a Nigerian-American chemical engineer, as well as the President and Owner of Prafis Energy Solutions,, an oil refining and energy consulting services firm in Richmond, Texas. Oyekan is an expert in oil & gas, and oil refining. He earned his BS in Engineering and Applied Sciences at Yale University, and his MS and PhD in Chemical Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University, USA. Dr. Soni Oyekan also doubles as the Reforming and Isomerization Technologist of Marathon Oil Company. https://www.aiche.org/sites/default/files/styles/ache_portrait_no-up-scale_nocrop/public/images/bio/soni_o_oyekan_3.jpg?itok=UY65EXBw Dr. Soni Oyekan was born in Nigeria in 1946. He came to the United States to study in 1966. Soni was a recipient of an African Scholarship Program of American Universities (ASPAU) award, administered by the African American Institute (AAI) in 1966. Till date, Oyekan has provided technical and process technology management to more than 30 refineries worldwide, including 20 refineries of Sunoco, BP/Amoco and Marathon Petroleum between 1986 and 2012. He also managed precious metals catalyst systems for Sunoco and Amoco. His early career included R&'D work at Exxon, Engelhard, and DuPont, which resulted in two U.S. and eight foreign patents, before 1985. He received his third U.S. patent for a catalytic reforming process in 2014. His inventions for catalytic naphtha reforming are used globally to enhance the production of transportation fuels. He received the 2009 Percy Julian Award from the National Organization for Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers (NOBCChE) in recognition of his contributions to oil refining. https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8835/18130379512_276436c431_m.jpg The Percy L. Julian Award is the most prestigious award presented by NOBCChE. The award recognizes and honors a recipient's scientific contributions and achievements, dedication to research, commitment to the educational development of others, and passion for the chemistry profession. Dr. Oyekan was specifically recognized for his contributions in oil refining and chemical engineering. He currently has 14 patents including 5 US patents and over 70 publications, on a variety of topics in petroleum refining and catalysis. https://image.slidesharecdn.com/ff04db30-b353-4b7c-8030-b7cb13f19631-151014172851-lva1-app6892/95/percy-julian-invited-lecture-29-638.jpg?cb=1444843808 http://ccrhq.org/sites/default/files/community/aichecommunitysite/minority-affairs-committee-mac/291906/oyekanstranscriptmac.pdf |
robotix:I'll check it, thanks. I think Deomello did something on Paystack earlier on page 142. |
iRepNaija1:Madam, is the name-calling really necessary? (sigh) Anyway, please go back to my previous post. What I said was "Even if you do not live in any of the Nigerian cities..." You ignored the beginning - 'even if.' It was just a guess, as I do not know where you even live since I do not know who you are. It was just a turn of phrase. I still do not understand why it upsets you so much! And point of correction - am worried about loss of morals, values, decency, decorum, integrity,good conduct, responsibility, transparency, things that promote the greater good. The loss of these virtues, is a recipe for anarchy, and lawlessness in a society. Just think, if everyone did whatever they liked, what kind of society would we have? The slay queens and baby mamas are just a metaphor, for the loss of those virtues, and typify one of the many things that have gone wrong with our values, as a people. We cannot have better societies, unless we have better men and women.Yes I agree, the leaders of this country and their habit of chopping money is a real moral dilemma. But there are so many other moral dilemmas that we have chosen to ignore, that are also destroying the fabric of our society. It depends on what we choose to prioritise. Getting better leaders, starts with putting better men and women in positions of power. How do we develop those better men and women? By churning out baby mamas and slay queens? |
https://media.licdn.com/mpr/mpr/shrink_200_200/AAEAAQAAAAAAAAMbAAAAJDk2YmI4ZTk5LTg4N2MtNGI1YS1iMWZkLTdmNzMyN2VmYWYxYg.png Olajumoke Ajayi holds a Master of Science degree in Applied Geophysics, obtained from the University of Lagos, and a Bachelor of Technology in Applied Geophysics, from the Federal University of Technology Akure. She is currently the Managing Director of Asharami Energy Ltd, (the upstream company of Sahara Group), making her one of the foremost female Managing Directors in the Nigerian upstream sector. https://www.oilandgascouncil.com/sites/default/files/files/styles/scale-195px/public/jumoke%201.JPG?itok=qfBgqMa5 She manages the day to day running of the company, and is responsible for all the company’s upstream assets, both locally and internationally, spanning 3 countries. Ajayi's career commenced in Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited. From there, she moved to Degeconek Nigeria Limited, an oil & gas service company, before heading on to Centrica Resources' (British Gas). During the course of her career in the oil and gas industry, she has led various asset evaluation teams. She has worked extensively as seismic interpreter, supervised 3D Seismic acquisition & processing, and has been responsible for 2D/3D evaluation and portfolio management. She has successfully planned and drilled a number of oil wells while working for different oil firms.. https://cape-africa.ametrade.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/OlajumokeAjayi.png She was seconded at different times on varied assignments, both within and outside Nigeria. So abundant was the exposure, that she evaluated 22 out of the 24 marginal oil fields during the 2003 marginal fields bid round, and 6 blocks out of the 2005 bid round. About 6 years ago, Olajumoke Ajayi joined Sahara Energy Fields Ltd. (SEFL) as the Exploration Manager, and subsequently became the General Manager, Exploration within a few years. She successfully designed and delivered Sahara Energy Field’s first three wells (1 exploration and 2 appraisal wells), resulting in the doubling of the company's reserves. She recently completed her tenure as the year 2014/2015 NAPE Vice President, thus becoming the 1st female NAPE Vice President of the association in its 40 years of existence. NAPE is the Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists. Prior to this, she had served as the NAPE Financial Secretary from year 2012 to 2014. https://media.licdn.com/mpr/mpr/shrink_200_200/AAEAAQAAAAAAAAyYAAAAJDA5YTRhZmE0LTZiNTYtNDY4My04MTg3LTNjOWY1MmI5N2JkYQ.png http://www.oilandgascouncil.com/content/olajumoke-ajayi-ceo-upstream-and-exploration-sahara-energy-group |
veraponpo:Hi, This is Ade Odunsi's picture... https://media.licdn.com/mpr/mpr/shrinknp_200_200/p/4/000/137/258/0d0f31a.jpg https://www.bellanaija.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/Aminah-Sagoe-Launches-Emmaus-Luxury-Skincare-Line-in-Lagos-Bellanaija-March20150201.jpg |
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brize:When your god Nnamdi Kanu was busy insulting other ethnic groups left, right and centre on Radio Biafra, and asking his followers to kill them, why didn't you caution him? ![]() |
Johnandv:
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Johnandv:Eeyah!! Was it because your gay lovers - bobrisky and denrele jilted you? You must have been one of those 42 gay lovers that were arrested in a Lagos hotel, that is why you know so much about it!! |
Johnandv: Johnandv:Didn't I say you have finally started confessing your sins? See as you have added another one to the list. Right now, you have just told the whole world, that you are currently 'masturbating,' or isn't that what you just said? And you also admitted that bobrisky and denrele are your gay partners. Shey, you can see that your problem is more mental, than physical? Don't you agree?
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Diademk07:Ah, I no know say you sef don see am! Hehehe...... ![]() |
Johnandv:Well done! You have just started confessing your own sins. Thank God you have now finally admitted to everyone here, that you are nothing, but a "pervert, gay,' who engages in "rituals, porns!" Ah, your case needs serious deliverance! Abi, make I call pastor come for you? ![]()
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Johnandv:it is so obvious that you believe your own lies.... ![]()
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https://www.berkeley.com.ng/images/berkeley-cupola-logo3.png Berkely Cupola Nigeria Limited (BCNL), is one of the few firms in West Africa, that offer MasterCardTM personalization services. The company is owned by Tunde Kilaso, a graduate of University of Westminster, UK. It was formerly known as Berkely Nigeria Limited, before he decided to establish a partnership with Cupola Plastic Cards in Dubai. This led to the re-branding of the firm. https://media.licdn.com/mpr/mpr/shrinknp_200_200/p/3/005/0b3/28d/07d70bb.jpg BCNL also offers personalization of other financial cards (e.g. VISA), membership cards, loyalty cards, ID cards etc., for various customers ranging from banks and IT firms to schools, super markets and other organisations. https://berkeleypayment.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/HP-card-home-promo.png https://www.berkeley.com.ng/images/machine2.jpg Their plant, equipped with state of the art facilities, is capable of personalizing over two hundred thousand cards every fortnight, and can easily be scaled to greater capacity. Their main area of expertise lies in Financial Card Manufacturing (e.g • EMV cards • Proprietary cards • Magnetic Stripe cards • Contactless cards). BCNL also provides services such as: • Chip Initialization • Data Processing • Data Input • PIN Application, as well as the following card services: • Fulfillment • Insert Management • Packaging • Mailing, etc. https://www.berkeley.com.ng/images/security-crds.jpg https://www.berkeley.com.ng/images/banner1.jpg
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Johnandv:I no talk am?
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Johnandv:Keep deceiving yourself. You want to feel important, that is why you are mentioning Yoruba girls here, to make yourself feel good. In Owerri, Port-harcourt, Abuja and Lagos, most of the prostitutes that service men come from your area. Anyway, thank you for telling us that your brain is not just empty of decent thoughts, but filled with filth & pornography, which is why you can never make progress in life. At least everyone in here, can read. Continue to deceive yourself.
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Johnandv:Hahaha.... so it is Yoruba girls that hold your 'mumu button in their hands. Thanks for letting us know that they are always on your mind 24x7. You can't do without them! And the 'jazz those Afonjas cooked for you, is so strong that if you have not mentioned their name in one day, your market will not sell. Ndo. Anyway, you have just confirmed what I always suspected. Your own people have " stenchy big mouth but small pocket, always dependent on politics to better their lives, never innovative never creative never resourceful." Na you just talk am, o! So who am I to disagree with you?? ![]()
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Johnandv:Me, how can I wish to be Igbo? Tufiakwa! Biko, No talk am again.... that is an abomination! You are the one that has lost it, but don't worry. There is still hope for you. Take your case to God. He can deliver you from your myopic mindset. A Yoruba girl must have dumped you in the past, which is why you are now lamenting about it, right here. Ndo. Get well soon, you hear?
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idealogical:You are so right. Something needs to be done about it. ![]() |
Uniqueadvertize:Serious money!! I will pass the word round to those who might be interested, though. Good luck with your sales. Cheers! ![]() |
BevisHomes:I still do not understand why people put microwave, aircons, washing machine & dryer, including refrigerator & freezers, in an empty house they want to sell. Do they think that the new or prospective owners would not have their own preferences when it comes to such items? What makes the developers think, those new owners will appreciate all those equipment? Developers just use these electronic items, that do not cost up to =N=5million, to hike up the cost of a house, that is not more than 40 million - 60 million, by giving a ridulous price that is twice the going rate for such homes. People are much wiser, now. ![]() One of my clients bought a home in the Lekki axis recently, and threw out all the aircons, cooker etc., that came with the house. He thrashed the home theatre, too. He preferred to have his own choice of equipment installed in the house, rather than live with the ""thrash," that had been put in there. His words, not mine! Only expatriates may prefer such things, but let us be honest, how many expats are buying homes in Nigeria, now especially in Osapa London? |
PrecisionFx:Which federal govt failure? Your state governors have been pocketing 13% derivation for many years, what have they done with it? No need for too much talk, abeg! |
You are selling a boat with no picture of its interior or exterior features, yet you want people to take you seriously? O di egwu! ![]() |
Obi1kenobi:Why are you doing this? Do you want them to call you an Afonja??
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You are just posting pictures. What work does this girl do, now? How did she start her business? Where is the location? What is the worth of her company or its investments? Who are her clients/ For all we know, maybe she is the new babe you are toasting... who knows? I beg I no wan laugh again! 
Aren't you the one that started your tales by moonlight here, because you wanted to score cheap points and feel important? 
Thanks for the info.
But there are so many other moral dilemmas that we have chosen to ignore, that are also destroying the fabric of our society. It depends on what we choose to prioritise. Getting better leaders, starts with putting better men and women in positions of power. How do we develop those better men and women? By churning out baby mamas and slay queens?

