₦airaland Forum

erico2k2:
You know, some people are not exposed they just sit at home and eat eba,the same way some people do not know you can fly direct from Europe and America to PHC international Airport every day of the year.

See life? Ah, so PHC International Airport is functional, too? Many of our people are fond of recycling propaganda, instead of facts!

erico2k2:
Even the One @ Sapele, well everything must be in Lagos, but guess what, the Sea port in PH is very functional, I received my last container from there Jan this year from china.SO its all good.slow but steady.

God bless you for telling the truth! I need to bookmark your post for future reference. One numbskull almost abused my ancestors in another thread, just because I said Port-Harcourt seaport and Onne ports were functional.

Develpeast:
2015 information, what about now?

You have refused to accept the truth! So how can I help you?

Flakky26:
What it means is that 3rd mainland bridge was FG Project. Why cant the FG do same in these places blessed with oil wells instead of handing cash to chiefs.

Aren't you deliberately being funny? Did you read all the posts on this thread, before making this submission?

majekdom2:
you cannot do any CsR if the community chiefs don't allow you. Their boys can even beat your workers. Since its a voluntary scheme, the oil companies will rather succumb to maintain peace.

You are quite correct! I know of a community where the oil exploration company operating inside there, wanted to build them a health centre and provide doctors, nurses and medicines, in order to improve the well-being of the people. Maternal mortality would have been greatly reduced by their own estimates, if this was done. This is because the nearest hospital was like 150km away, from that community.

The community leaders refused, and asked that the money be given to them instead. After a prolonged argument, the oil company's representatives, held a town meeting with members of the community. Guess what the youths and other members of the town wanted? A big hall, where they could hold meetings, drink beer and play drafts.

To cut the long story short, the oil company had to award a contract for the town hall to one of the chiefs from that community. He got 70% mobilisation. 4 years later till today, only 25% of the job has been executed, and the chief is somewhere in Port-harcourt enjoying his life, having pocketed his own share of the money, and sharing the rest with the community leaders.

Tope Lawani and Babatunde Soyoye, are co-founders and owners of Helios Investment Partners, one of the largest Africa-focused investment firms, with a record that spans creating start-ups to providing established companies, with growth capital and expertise. It leverages its local and global networks, identifying businesses opportunities, and structuring proprietary transactions around them.

Both partners are said to manage an investment fund of over $3 billion USD between them, in their plush offices in Europe.

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Tope Lawani graduated with a Bachelors' degree in Chemical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He flaunts a Juris Doctorate (cum laude) from Harvard Law School, and an MBA from Harvard Business School.Babatunde Soyoye holds a Master of Business Administration degree, in addition to a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering.

Helios was founded in 2004 to focus exclusively on private investment in Africa. Since its establishment, Helios has raised three private equity funds. In 2015, both partners established Helios Credit, a dedicated credit platform which also exclusively invests and manages the TriLinc Global Impact Fund's sub-Saharan term loan portfolio. From rather humble beginnings, the firm has grown into one of the largest private investment firms, with an intimidating profile. In 2015, Helios Investment Partners raised a record $1Billion USD Private Equity Fund for Africa.

The firm has made 19 investments in 19 companies, that cut across different sectors in various African countries. From Crown Agents Bank Ltd, GB Foods in South Africa, to OVH Energy - an Oando licensee in Nigeria, Bayport Management Limited, Mauritius as well as Africatel Holding BV, and Orange/Telkom a telecoms firm in Kenya, Helios has made strategic investments that would yield consistent, healthy profits over a period of time.

Helios prefers to invest in Africa - with a focus on Nigeria, South Africa, and Kenya. It invests between $15 million and $200 million in an individual transaction. The firm prefers to have a board seat in its portfolio companies. Helios Investment Partners LLP was founded in 2004 and is based in London, United Kingdom. https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/helios-investment-partners#/entity

omololu2020:
I've you guys forgotten about the man that owns proforce?

He has already been profiled on different pages on this thread.

Can it fly for =N=1.5 million? I have a friend who is a Nissan freak, that would be interested in this vehicle. His sister wants to buy something like this, and he is prepared to foot the bill, provided it does not exceed his budget of 1.5mill.

obailala:
The chiefs in the community probably prefer taking the money as cash which they eventually use in buying houses in Abuja and overseas to the detriment of basic infrastructure in their communities.

Exactly!! You hit the nail on the head. All oil companies have Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Programmes, through which they provide the community in which they operate various amenities, ranging from schools, to hospitals to agricultural assistance.

Not only that, your state govt gets 13% derivation from proceeds of oil exploration activities in such communities. Such funds are meant for development. Please go and hold your traditional ruler and his chiefs very well, and tell them to produce the money.

Also get a very sharp lawyer to write to the oil producing companies in your region, to carry out CSR Programmes for your community, including rehabilitation of the road.

Finally, lead a delegation to your state governor in the Govt. House, and ask him to account for your community's share of the 13% derivation proceeds, which is meant to have been spent on your community. Chikena!

Jubril Adewale Tinubu has pioneered the execution of world-class initiatives in the region, as an ethical business leader, entrepreneur and philanthropist. He has been Group Chief Executive Officer of Oando Plc, since January 2005. Wale Tinubu served as its Executive Director of Finance and Administration, before becoming Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer of Oando Plc. He is also the Executive Chairman and Director of Oando Energy Resources., its' upstream arm.

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He began his career as an attorney, working on corporate and petroleum law assignments, with his family's law firm, K.O. Tinubu & Co. In 1994, he co- founded the Ocean and Oil Group, then guided its strategic development to the acquisition of Unipetrol in 2000. In 2002, he led the largest ever acquisition of a quoted Nigerian company, with the acquisition of Agip Nigeria, through an international bid conducted by Agip Petroli International BV.

He is widely recognised for his role in the successful transformation of Oando from a petroleum marketing concern to an integrated energy group with investments across the energy value chain, and subsidiaries that are market leaders in their respective sectors.

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In 2007, he was named ‘Global Young Leader’ by the World Economic Forum in recognition of his achievements, as a leading business executive under 41. In 2010, he was named ‘Business Leader of the Year’ in the African Business Awards for his outstanding leadership and contributions to the development of the African oil and gas industry.

Jubril Adewale Tinubu is also the Chairman of Gaslink Nigeria Ltd, Oando Supply and Trading, Oando Power, Oando Energy Services, Oando Exploration and Production, Ocean and Oil Holdings Limited, Oando Ghana, Oando Togo, Oando Sierra Leone, Tilca Nigeria Limited and Trojan Estates Limited.

In 2015, he led Oando Plc to sell off an equity stake of its downstream business to HV Investments for $276 million. HV Investments II B.V. (HVI), a joint venture owned by a fund advised by Helios Investment Partners and the Vitol Group. Under Tinubu's watch, Oando also purchased the shares of Phillips (Brass) Ltd. (PBL), which holds a 17-per-cent shareholding interest in Brass LNG Ltd. The company paid $435-million to acquire those shares.

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Toun Okewale Sonaiya is a media entrepreneur and broadcaster who has practised in Nigeria and London. Her WFM 91.7 is the first women-centric radio station in West Africa. The innovative radio station targeted at a niche market, came into being when the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) issued a licence to St. Ives Communications (owners and operators of the radio station) to operate a specialised radio station for women and the family.

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Toun Okewale Sonaiya: Voice of Women | Guardian Woman | Personality

Ques: What was the gap that you felt WFM would be filling? Are you satisfied with your achievement so far?
"In 2012, we did a study on radio as a tool for women development in Nigeria. We targeted women in the corporate world, businesswomen and female students of tertiary institutions.

The study showed a gap for a women radio and identified only 17. 5 percent of existing radio programmes are targeted at women. 73 percent of the women we spoke to, complained of unbalanced women programmes. They want more programmes to discuss business, money matters, politics, and career, and not just women being seen as victims of domestic violence.

From that study, 75 percent did not like the content on existing stations. It was seen as prejudiced, one-sided, and not representative of the total woman. We knew immediately there’s a need for a women radio station, and wanted to fill the gap. 77 percent women said if programming focused more on representing a complete picture of the woman, they would not just listen but will participate.

They want more women involved in radio management, production, and presentation, particularly women from different backgrounds, which is what we have done here representing the north, south, south-south and east.

Our vision is to use radio as a tool for women development, with a mission to be the leading, trusted and reliable source on all that pertains to the woman and all that concerns her. We are achieving this through the hard work of colleagues and partners. We are grateful." _{https://guardian.ng/guardian-woman/toun-okewale-sonaiya-voice-of-women/}

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Ebenezer Ajayi Fashogbon is a Medical Radiation Practitioner(MRP) resident in Australia. He is the owner of GIG Radiology in Australia.
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GIG Radiology was founded in Traralgon in May 2005, and was known as Gippsland Imaging Group. GIG quickly grew by acquiring MDI Pakenham and MDI Rosebud sites, in 2009. It was then that Gippsland Imaging Group became GIG Radiology.

In February 2012, GIG Radiology opened a new clinic in Cranbourne North, and soon after that was 100% privately owned by GIG Radiology's very own Senior Sonographer - Ebenezer Fashogbon. Eb led the way with his small and hardworking team to open the fifth clinic at the Arena Shopping Centre in Officer which launched in April 2015. The centre is fully equipped with different kinds of specialised equipment and well-qualified staff.

GIG Radiology also provides a bulk billing service for: Xray, CT, Contrast CT, Echocardiogram and some Ultrasound services.

Bulk Billing is when a provider bills Medicare directly for any medical or allied health service, that the patient receives. Where a provider and a patient enter into a bulk billing arrangement, the Provider accepts the relevant Medicare benefit, as full payment for the service, and Patient assigns their right to a Medicare benefit to the servicing provider, allowing the benefit to be paid directly to the payee provider .

If a practitioner bulk bills for a service, the practitioner undertakes to accept the relevant Medicare benefit as full payment for the service. Additional charges for that service cannot be raised. http://gigradiology.com.au/Bulkbilling

CT Scanning
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X-Ray Services
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Dental X-Ray Services
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hilroy:
Even the Aiteo group he is masturbating over, is it not owned by Benedict Peters, how is Benedict peters an Igbo man?

Oh, Benedict Peters is definitely Igbo. It is just that he does not use his Igbo name. He has hidden it.

Ade Kassim has had an interesting career as an Oracle Solutions Architect. It is a job that has taken him to Australia, Belgium, New Zealand, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, United Arab Emirates and United Kingdom. He was even nominated for Consultant of the Year Award for the Australasia region, representing Oracle New Zealand.

During his journey to different countries, Ade Kassim (or 'Kass', as he is popularly called) dreamt of lush meandering vines, grape-stained hands, and golden light washing over his own vineyard. Life passed through years of travel, career and family, but the dream remained constant until he bought a vineyard, in Australia.

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Nestled on the outskirts of Mansfield in the foothills of the Victorian Alps, Kass became custodian of the mature vines, passed on from a man who had planted the seeds, and sown the story. Grape growing is a fine balance between art, science, patience and hard work. To help maintain the symmetry, Kass brought on board, expert viticulturist, Timo to help him create the right blend of wines from his vine. When the grapes were hand-picked, Kass employed the expertise of Ros, an award-winning local winemaker to press the fruit and make the juice

Today, his vineyard produces Vitis Botanica, a light refreshing finely crafted wine, without alcohol.

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An Australian winemaker has achieved with Vitis Botanica what no other winemaker has achieved, and that is captured the alcohol-experience you have, when you drink a glass of alcoholic wine. When I drink a glass of Vitis Botanica my brain actually thinks I am drinking alcohol, therefore I get the heart flutters. It is amazing!!

“Surprisingly light & refreshing! Easy on the palate. Gave my taste buds a pleasant zing. You won’t want to share it with anyone. This sassy, non-alcoholic sparkling delight will compliment any meal, savoury or sweet. Well done, it’s on my favourites list!
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hilroy:
Laudate, please stop replying that flatron he is way below your intelligence level. It is only a fool that will think that a project that cost over $5b and an FPSO designed to hold capacity of 2.1m barrels will be producing at the same capacity as at when it started. I don't need an uninformed dude quoting wikipedia to know what is really on ground. I have a cousin that worked on Agbami project for 3 years, from first-hand account, Agbami reached its 250,000 bpd production capacity some months after starting production in 2008.

God bless you! I thought he was ignorant so I was trying to educate him, but it is now obvious that he knows the truth, but has refused to accept it. He is just pushing a deceitful agenda. I mean, how can someone still be waving around the 90,000 bpd produced by Aiteo, over the 250,000 bpd produced at Agbami?

FKO81:
Agbami field
Country
Nigeria
Offshore/onshore
Offshore
Operators
Star Deep Water
Partners
Chevron, Famfa Oil, Petrobras, Statoil, NNPC
Field history
Discovery
1998
Start of production
2008
Production

Current production of oil
70,000 barrels per day (~3.5×106 t/a)
Peak of production (oil)
250,000 barrels per day (~1.2×107 t/a)
Estimated oil in place
123 million tonnes
(~ 100×106 m3 or 900 MMbbl)
Producing formations
Lower and middle Miocene deepwater turbiditic sandstones
The field is located in nearly 1,500 meters (4,900 ft) of water off the central Niger Delta. The operator of the field is Star Deep Water Limited, an affiliate of Chevron. Also involved in the field are Famfa Oil, an indigenous oil company owned by the Alakija Family of Lagos, Petrobras (Brazil), Statoil, and NNPC (the national oil company of Nigeria).

https://googleweblight.com/i?u=https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agba

You keep citing an outdated Wikipedia entry.

Everybody, please which one is greater? 250,000 bpd or 90,000bpd? Simple mathematics.

FKO81:
Current Agbami field production is 70,000pbd which star deep water is the operator both oml 127 and 128 and partners are Chevron, famfa, statoil, Petrobrass and NNPC, NNPC hold more than 30% in all wells in Nigeria

You are just rambling. Does NNPC not have a stake in your Aiteo's oil wells? Anyway, this is a 2015 report on Agbami oil field.

FKO81:
Laudate you claimed farmfa produces 200,000 BPD more than Aiteo which produces 90,000 and also indigenous leading oil firm in Nigeria, current Agbami field production is 70,000bpd all wells and many partners are involved, which you never mention, the hair dresser is not the owner of oml 127, all wells are owned by FG, it was allocated to her by IBB, you can't compare Alakija or Danjuma to people like Brittania-u, AITEO, NECONDE, EROTON, who spent their money and have been active exploration.

Agbami Field
Agbami Field is an oil field in Nigeria. Discovered in late 1998, it was the second major deepwater oil field discovered off the Niger Delta, the first being Bonga Field by Shell.
Agbami field
Country
Nigeria
Offshore/onshore
Offshore
Operators Star Deep Water

Partners
Chevron, Famfa Oil, Petrobras, Statoil, NNPC

Field history
Discovery
1998

Start of production
2008

Production
Current production of oil
70,000 barrels per day (~3.5×106 t/a)

Peak of production (oil)
250,000 barrels per day (~1.2×107 t/a)

Estimated oil in place
123 million tonnes
(~ 100×106 m3 or 900 MMbbl)
Producing formations
Lower and middle Miocene deepwater turbiditic sandstones
The field is located in nearly 1,500 meters (4,900 ft) of water off the central Niger Delta. The operator of the field is Star Deep Water Limited, an affiliate of Chevron. Also involved in the field are Famfa Oil, an indigenous oil company owned by the Alakija Family of Lagos, Petrobras (Brazil), Statoil, and NNPC (the national oil company of Nigeria).

You are just going back & forth, trying to ramble your way out of your silly lies. Everyone has gone past this stage. Stop your copy-and-paste exercise which is only confusing you , and nobody else. This is an outdated document you are pasting here.

Agbami currently produces 250,000 barrels of oil per day. Agbami oil field consist of OML 127, owned by Famfa, and OML 128 owned by Statoil & Petrobrass. You know this quite well. You even quoted the percentage shareholding of Statoil, Petrobrass and Chevron. So why are you still going round in circles?? NNPC has stakes in every oil well, because they hold federal govt. stakes in those wells. Tell me, does NNPC not have a stake in Aiteo's oil well too?

raker300:
Ibe Omeni: chemiron

Are you sure? Chemiron appears to be an Indian company, o!

Ofemannnu:
Pls,help profile this..thanks

Olasunbo Olalere - Alumni of Australian and New Zealand School of Government; Ass Fellow Australasian College of Health Service Management. NSW Health
Kunle Arogundade - Orthopaedic Surgeon & Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons; Senior Lecturer Deakin Medical School, Melbourne Australia
Adesoji Adesina - Professor of Chemical Engineering, UNSW Australia
Sunday Oloyede - IT Consultant, Australian Government
Babatunde Salman - Orthopaedic Surgeon & Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons
Tunde Ibrahim - Physician and Medical Practitioner, Associate Professor, University of Melbourne
Olayide Ogunsiji PhD - Lecturer, School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of Western Sydney
Fred Alale - Accountant. Associate Director at KPMG Australia
Taiwo Olalere - Chartered Accountant Australia & New Zealand. Certified Information Systems Auditor. ACT Australia
Vincent Olumuyiwa Oladele -Captain, Australian Army
Damilola Ogundeji - Alumni of University of Melbourne; Manager, Group Strategy at National Australia Bank
Ade Kassim - Oracle Solution Architect and Project Manager. Founder of Vitis Botanica
Ebenezer Fashogbon, Radiology Business Owner Victoria Australia
Adebayo Adeyemi, Consultant Obstetrician & Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
Dapo Olayemi, Legal Practitioner, Melbourne Australia
Ola Lawal - Cloud Systems Engineer, Sydney
Moses G Adepoju (PhD) Company Director/CEO, Clinical Social Worker, Counsellor, Personal and Executive Coach, Consultant and Mediator

There may be a need to create a separate thread for some of these people, as this thread is just focusing on business people, trade and commerce as well as individual & collective contributions to the industrial world.

FKO81:
Read your first post on Agbami oil field, and tell who is doing the shooting, from Chevron site it clearly stated that Agbami field produces 150 BPD all the wells, I know you were shocked to see the partners and their stakes as usual trying to cover up, you claimed famfa produces 200 BPD, and you referred me to fool.com.uk

I have read my first post. And my comments in that post still stands. Aiteo's production is still far less than what Famfa is producing, in Agbami oil field. You were the first person to make reference to fools.co.uk, because you saw it in the screenshot that I attached to one of my posts. You were trying to make fun of that post thinking the source was a prank or a false one, until I made it clear to you that it belongs to a firm of financial advisors & investors.

Thank God everyone on this board can read, and draw their conclusions. And they can all see that the only person who has been shooting himself in the foot, all through this discussion is just you!

Abayomi Sonuga is known to many people, as a dealer of a wide variety of high class cars, under his brand name, Bras Motors. But very few folks are aware that he also owns and sells boats, ferries and all kinds of watercraft, under the auspices of his firm Bras Marine and Yacht Services’ Limited.

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Two years ago, he partnered with a few friends to host the Annual Boat and Yacht Exhibition at Bay Lounge, Lekki, Lagos. His company is poised to ensure that clients, have access to brand new boats and cruisers, with top class after sales services and genuine spare parts.

Sonuga's company, which started operations a year and half ago, focuses on the sale, lease, and servicing of luxury boats and cruisers in Nigeria. He signed a partnership deal with Sea Ray Marine, a Knoxville, US-based globally renowned luxury boat and yacht builder with 30 per cent market share. The partnership also gives his company access to genuine parts and accessories produced by Brunswick Marine, makers of Mercury engines.

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We are determined to change Nigerians’ perception, about boats and yachts. If you check our prices and compare them with what you would find on the sites of operators in other climes, you would be wondering what we are doing. We just want to convince the market that this is real and not for the rich alone. We believe if we do this; it would go a long way to further boost the industry.

The water transportation industry has not performed up to expectation. The little growth witnessed in the sub-sector is still too low compared with the population of Nigeria and developments in other developing and developed countries. As the only boat and yacht company in Nigeria, I think we would be very fortunate to market 100 boats in a year. http://www.thepointng.com/waterways-fg-lagos-dispute-threatening-investments-abayomi-sonuga/

Staru1:
so the teargas we heard is injection....they have injected dis mumu

kikake:
@Charlie Boy.

#YOURMUMUPASSDONKEYOWN.

Stop looking for popularity with the Biafra movement a very intelligent person, not mumu like you, created.

Biafra movement is moving people in Nigeria.

kikake:
Tell that Charlie mugu this

You are both talking about a man old enough to be your grandfather. Respect was not included in your curriculum when you were growing up.

NwaAmaikpe:

Philandering fake asses.

Nigeria celebrates trash.
RMD I can grudgingly accept as a superstar,

But,

AY?

No. He is just a regular hypocritical comedian who is good at exploiting the media in overhyping his ordinary personal projects.

We all know your problem. You cannot recognise anything good, creative or interesting, even if someone dropped it, right in your laps. You are simply allergic to good tidings. See the way you just bad-mouthed two hard working guys - Richard Mofe-Damijo a talented actor, and Ayo Makun (AY) whose film titled A Trip To Jamaica grossed ₦178.5 million at the box office? Oga, you need prayers.

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Kayode Adebodun Ajala is the Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer of the Brainfield Group. After graduating with a B.Sc (Hons) Applied Geophysics from the University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife), he worked with many multinationals such as Baroid Nigeria Ltd, Sperry-sun Drilling Services Ltd, Hallibuton Energy Services Ltd. He has over twenty-five years cognate experience, and sits on Board of many companies such as Havilah Concepts Ltd, MK Associates Limited, Intersigmal Services (Ghana) Ltd.

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Brainfield Group is made up of the following companies:

BRAINFIELD CONSULT LIMITED -
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BRAINFIELD OIL & GAS
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BRAINFIELD EVENT CENTRE
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BRAINFIELD REALTY LIMITED
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BRAINFIELD MOTORS LIMITED
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BRAINFIELD INDUSTRIES LIMITED
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BRAINFIELD FOODS LIMITED
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BRAINFIELD AGRO LIMITED
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BG COLLEGE
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Greg Odutayo is a man who knows his profession, inside out. He spent over 22 years gaining top flight experience in the Film and Television industry, as a trained film & video director and manager. His career spanned companies like Ogilvy Benson & Mather (OBM Nigeria), SO & U (Saatchi & Saatchi), Bates Cosse (Nigeria) etc., before he decided to set up Royal Roots Communication Networks Limited.

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Odutayo is an alumnus of the prestigious Owner Manager Programme of the Lagos Business School, Pan African University, Lagos. He has built a fully equipped, world class TV studio worth millions of naira, from scratch. The Royal Roots Studio is Nigeria's newest film and television studio complex. The studio is equipped with all the studio facilities needed to produce any genre of television show; be it reality shows, light entertainment, award winning situation comedy, factual drama, talk shows etc.

His TV production credits include - Bella’s Place, My Mum & I, Edge of Paradise, Deal or No Deal Nigeria, Tides Of Fate, House A-part, Global Cuisine etc.

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Royal Roots has experienced creative minds, with a pulse on current trends, and diverse perspectives, drawn from different backgrounds. This has given the company a pool of talent, with which they can meet clients' diverse demands in production services, media production, marketing, and design and communication.

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The firm also offers Events Management Services and a Brand Management System, whereby every programme/brand under management for clients, is handled by a brand manager working within a management cell.

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Royal Roots Communications Network are also the owners of R2TV and now R2 92.9FM.

R2 92.9 FM was officially launched on Friday, November 11, 2016 in Ibadan, Oyo state, and is basically a youth-centred radio station targeted at both genders (male and female), between the ages 15 – 35 year old. The station is powered by youth talent and with a passion for youthfulness where youths are given a voice and a medium of expression. R2FM showcases light entertainment such as Fashion, Lifestyle, Music, Drama, Talk shows – discussions & debates, Sports, News – strictly entertainment news.
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Konquest:
^^^^^^
There is also a chain of restaurants in Atlanta, Georgia called Buka1 and Buka2. They are both owned by Babs Abraham, a Nigerian of Yoruba ancestry who previously lived and worked in the UK before moving to the U.S. Babs Abraham left the shores of Nigeria 17 years ago!

Buka1 was opened in 2005 while Buka2 which opened in 2012 on Riverdale Rd, Atlanta won the award for the BEST RESTAURANT in the ENTIRE United States in 2014 with the support of the American government!

Buka1 is mainly frequented by white customers, while Buka2 is very popular with blacks including Nigerians. Nigerian delicacies such as amala, gbegiri and ewedu, pounded yam with efo riro, egusi, ogbono, asaro, ila alasepo, pepper soups - and suya!

He says business has been profitable for him in the U.S., and he visits Nigeria regularly, to order for most of his ingredients.

CLASSIC entrepreneur!

Great!! Wasn't this the same Buka Restaurant that hosted the Nigerian U23 Soccer Team to the Rio 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil, to lunch?

Konquest:
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@ laudate
Thanks for pointing this out.
I think I will have to start using the Nairaland search function more often so that I don't make double posting of entrepreneurs on this thread.

Thank you.

Konquest:
@laudate
Thanks for the info in Itele shoes
on pages 123 and 130... nice thread!

Olumide Wole Madariola also established the biggest ultra-modern shoe factory in Africa in Lagos in 2008 named Fut Conceptus at Coker-Orile geared for the export market.

Yiko Deen Footwear is also owned by a 28-year-old by the name of Atunde Olayinka. The company has produced boots for the Nigerian Army and Police.

Another guy is Shoe Speed by Abiodun Folawiyo.

I had done a lot of research over the past 15 years of innovative inventors and manufacturers and I compiled their names and to my surprise, the Yoruba and other Nigerians are very enterprising!

Some people falsely think Ibos are the only ones making shoes, cloths, fabrication of equipment in Aba or Nnewi, but this is the biggest lie. Maybe because Ibos brag or make a lot of noise and the Yoruba, Idoma, Edo, Hausa, etc, don't make a noise for the purpose of validation is the reason some people have this false illusion.

I will upload pictures and info from my database on Nigerians from SW who are major shoe manufacturers, fabricators who own multi-billion Naira companies and are quietly making money without bragging, bespoke suit and cloths makers, manufacturer of Armored Personnel Carriers in since 2013 in Ogun State . [Proforce Ltd which is owned by Mr. Adetokunbo Ogundeyin, and they have supplied the Nigerian Army and other countries with their APC vehicle like PROFORCE 2].

Even in Ghana, there is an indigenous car maker of full Ghanaian origin, so nobody or nation is handicapped mentally and creatively if there is focus!

I respect the innovativeness of Yoruba people and more can be done even if the Yoruba have their own country which I estimate would just
be slightly bigger than Sierra Leone in Area or land mass, but the new country will be a major force in Africa and internationally.

Your input on this thread would be most welcome. I do agree with a lot of things you said. In fact some of the companies you mentioned, have already been profiled on this thread.

Fut Concepts set up by Olumide Wole-Madariola has been profiled on page 215. Am surprised he doesn't have his own website yet though, considering the volume of business he does.

Yiko Deen by Atunde Olayinka has also been featured on page 213.

Shoespeed owned by Biodun Folawiyo can be found on page 133.

Proforce established by Adetokunbo Ogundeyin has also been discussed extensively on quite a few pages e.g. pages 9, 15, and 84

It would be really nice if you could share and upload information on companies, that are yet to be featured on this thread. Thanks again.

cc: Kn23h

Shebi I don talk am? Abeg, wey my mat? And my kunu and zobo? Make somebody bring groundnut and puff-puff come this side. Na on top dis thread I go match brake today. Beta gist no go waka pass me, o!

The IPOB e-warriors have already landed here to abuse Charley Boy, and swear for his ancestors, simply because he dared to give a different opinion about Biafra, their proposed Utopian republic. Hehehe...... In fact, very soon they will call him an Afonja too, despite the fact that he is from Oguta.

DonVikings:
Time for the confused Pigs and Idiots who hailed him yesterday to come and insult him down to his grand parents.

I know no say you sef don see am!

Abeg, wey my mat? And my kunu and zobo? Make somebody bring groundnut and puff-puff come this side. Na on top dis thread I go match brake today. Beta gist no go waka pass me, o!

I know the IPOB e-warriors will soon land here to abuse Charley Boy, and swear for his ancestors, simply because he dared to give an opinion about Biafra, their proposed Utopian republic. Hehehe...... In fact, very soon they will call him an Afonja too, despite the fact that he is from Oguta.

Letter To Fellow Biafrans: I know some of my Igbo brothers and sisters are not happy with me simply because I have not used My Brand as CharlyBoy to advocate for the clamour of The Biafran state.

However, like I always say, there is more than one way to achieve a purpose. Though I may disagree with my Igbo brothers and sisters on the choice of rhetorics and methodology, our objectives are to a large extent identical because we all want to bring an end to the marginalisation of the common peoples, by the evil cabals who are holding Nigeria to a ransom and getting away with their obnoxious impunity and criminality.

Those who truly know and have followed me know that I am not a Group soul and I have always dared to follow the path least travelled in the continuous struggle to add value to my environment.

It is indeed laughable that despite being a native chicken, Nwa afo, son of Biafran soil with a full-blown Igbotic blood, I have been persistently labelled a wannabe Yoruba, Hausa, Tiv and an Ijaw man simply because I have consistently maintained that I believe in the unity of Nigeria.

To start with, I go like tell una sey you may not be totally wrong if you call me the man from all tribes in Nigeria. This is because I believe in the oneness of all Nigerian peoples. I believe that we have gotten to a point in our national history where a Yoruba man cannot live in isolation of an Igbo man. Likewise, an Ijaw man cannot live in isolation of a Hausa/Fulani man. All tribes in Nigeria today have become a mat of interwoven fibres that cannot be segregated. There have so far been intertribal marriages, intertribal business ownership, and intertribal partnership; and countless other intertribal collaborations and relationships in Nigeria.

For this reason, my question to those agitating for secession would be that if each tribe decide to secede from Nigeria today, what then would happen? Who would lead the new nations?

Will the people be happy? Will injustice be defeated in the new societies? Will criminality end in leadership positions? Will there be happiness in the new nations? Will the people finally have a country to call their own? – These are important questions we must ask ourselves and provide answers to before we even start to beat the drums of secession. http://www.naijagossip.com.ng/2017/08/12/biafra-will-not-change-anything-will-increase-sufferrings-says-charlyboy/