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Probz:
I'm waiting laudate. I'm prepared to treck to Ajegunle this night sha.

Probz:
Since your people are doing well in the restaurant business, where can you refer me to a Yoruba restaurant in Lagos where I can eat some nice egusi, hm?

Probz:
Is it true that you own a 5-star restaurant in Lekki laudate? Can you make me some piping hot egusi?

In 1958, Engr Olateju Oyeleye and Chief G.O. Aiwereoba formed the Nigerian Society of Engineers in London, England. After several meetings, the inaugural meeting on the Nigerian Society of Engineers was held at the Nigerian house in London, in February that same year.

Engr. Teju Oyeleye took on the position of Secretary-General during the earlier years of the organization, starting from when Chief G.O. Aiwereoba was president. Aiwereoba stepped down the following year and a new president was elected every two years. Teju Oyeleye took over the organization for two years, in 1976 to 1977.

Nigerian Society of Engineers was the largest body in Africa that recognized students and graduate engineers. It was founded to create a more unionized voice of Nigeria's engineers, so they could discuss with government officials and unofficial authorities, topics related to technology.

It also served as a beacon of knowledge where so many experienced engineers gathered, to share their experiences with the less experienced engineers, and also other officials not directly involved in the engineering profession. http://www.cyberschuulnews.com/541_550.html

giftedben:
You are correct and right on point, I studied computer science in one of the higher institutions here in Nigeria, Can you believe during my time there I never touched a single computer system, is not that the computer was not made available, it was right there in front of me, covered in dust.

The textbook that was sold in the book shops was actually research work done by students as in copy and paste, these research work was copied and pasted by lecturers of the institution.

I quickly knew I was in trouble and I started saving money to get my first laptop and subscribing to online classes, downloading videos and PDF files to keep myself up-to-date with the knowledge of western world.

My point is these Nigerian institutions are half baked, You don't go there to learn skill but learn how to spell by dictation.

omofunaab:
only God knows who made you a mod.

after reading all what you said about ikwerres not being successful unlike their igbo brothers, it has shown that there's no sense of moderation in you.

there are lots of mods here that we don't even know their tribes and with all your comments on this thread, who knows if you have being banning people unjustly in the culture section just because they don't share your opinions

@Seun there have been lots of conspiracy on nairaland that some mods are tribalistic . am suspecting bigfrancis21 to be one of them with all his comments here on nairaland .

ikwerres have said they are not igbos why are you trying to force them to be igbos or write one history for them.

deomelo:
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Very talented Yoruba brother.

Omofunaab2:
What about Bola Shagaya?

What is known as Fut Wear today was a product of my six years of research in Spain. We commenced training operation for local staff in year 2008 and employed highly experienced Spanish hands operating extensively in the leather industry.

For now we produce 22,000 pairs of shoes and sandals in a day and 10,000 pairs of safety booths also in a day including cutting and sowing capacity and final production in six days. There is no doubt about quality of our products and that is why my signature is boldly written on the them, and that means my life. So, most of our products are very unique as they are pure Spanish leather and because of the level of quality that we have been able to attain, I as the head of the firm decided to put my signature on it to certify that these are proudly made in Nigeria products.

We have had a lot people coming in, telling us that we should please make some products for them and write made in Spain, or Italy in but we have always turned down such offer. We export to places like Abijan, Monrovia, Dublin and UK. Our export level is low because we just started, so we have to conquer the local market first. Our products are under priced to attract customers. Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/08/importation-of-foreign-leather-products-endangers-economy-md-fut-wear/

ladiguy:
Shagaya's are Yoruba from Ilorin, but not sure of the Sim.

deomelo:
Lastly, I want my readers to know who the CEO of DealDey can you please tell us about yourself
My name is sim shagaya my Father is from Plateau, my mum is from Delta. I grew up in Lagos and Kaduna. I spend most of my evening reading especially during the weekends. I love Technology and I like the idea of building new things that’s what I enjoy more than anything else. I’m a husband and a Father most importantly[

Belmot:
Sim shagaya is angas from plateau state.

Oxtonguy:
Gorit! I already halted after i utillize the search icon, many profile has been profiled already But what about those banks owners.

Markfemi2:
Na we get the place restaurant too
lol Ibo does not have up to 13% of Lag as far as I'm concerned

Oxtonguy:
Damilola Solesi, founder, CEO and creative director of SMIDS Animation Studios

Damilola Solesi is founder, CEO and creative director of SMIDS Animation Studios Nigeria a company she founded in 2010. Smids animation studios is based in Lagos and creates 3D computer animation, 3D content production, motion graphics and visual effects. Damilola is also the pioneer of TechDivaz (now Women R.I.S.E), an initiative she started at the Co-Creation Hub. TechDivaz is a platform where women are inspired to expand their interests in technology through collaboration, networking, training, mentorship and funding to help them play a stronger role in growing the technology startup scene in Nigeria and Africa.

Origamist:
Brainfield Group
Royal Roots Communication
Adesoye Holdings

Oxtonguy:
The wings tower, from concept to reality. Own by wale tinubu

hilroy:
Continuing from where I stopped.....

Niger Delta Exploration and Production plc Executives

Mr. Ladi Jadesimi – Chairman

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Dr. Layi Fatona, Ph.D., M.Sc., DIC, FNAPE – Managing Director

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Oxtonguy:
Okie dokie, but that's a kinda boring stuff

hilroy:
I think a new thread should be created for the historical people. I deliberately didn't profile them

Oxtonguy:
Really, I apologize but pardon me, how will I know those profiled and the otherwise

hilroy:
Niger Delta Exploration and Production Assets

OPL 227

South Sudan

hilroy:
Laudate, has something being done on Amy Jadesimi? The beautiful daughter of Ladi Jadesimi and Managing Director of LADOL

Oxtonguy:
Olatorera Oniru, founder of DressMeOutlet

In Nigeria’s rapidly growing fashion retail marketplace, Olatorera Oniru and her new online retail platform are on a mission to contribute to the growth of local manufacturing in the areas of fashion and health & beauty in the country. Dressmeoutlet.com is Nigeria's foremost retailer for high-quality fashion products, health & beauty products and home-goods. With over 1,000 products to shop from, the platform retails various sophisticated styles from premium designers globally. Dressmeoutlet.com is very strongly focused on quality, with business processes built to ensure that customers experience quality, uniformity and excellence. Dressmeoutlet.com retails the best selection of products sourced locally and internationally, ranging from dresses to shoes, and health to beauty products. Customer service is optimal as the platform ensures each individual customer gets the dedicated service they want.

mercyville:
You are doing a swell job sir,God bless you

I dunno if these people have been featured.If not,pls you,hilroy and deomelo can do justice to that...thanks

Laoye Jaiyeola
Akinpelu Obisesan
Jacob Odulate - Yes, he was mentioned on page 122, and highlighted, on a few other pages.
Akin Babalola Kamar Odunsi
Adeola Odutola - Yes, he has been featured. Please check page 169.
Chris Ogunbanjo - Yes, he has been featured. Please check page 201.
Ayo Ogunsheye - Is he a business person?
Wole Oguntokun
Toun Okewale Sonaiya
Molade Okoya-Thomas
Razaq Okoya - Yes, he has been featured. Kindly check page 118, 122, 212.
Femi Olubanwo
Otunba Fatai Olukoga
Lawrence Omole - Yes, he has been profiled. Kindly check pages 11, 14, 15, 16.
Debo Onifade
Oluseun Onigbinde
Gbenga Oyebode
Olateju Oyeleye
Seriki Williams Abass
Biodun Shobanjo - Yes, he has been profiled. Pls check page 194.
Ernest Shonekan - Yes, his company has been profiled. Kindly check page 180.
Taiwo Afolabi - Yes, he has been profiled. Kindly check page 190.
Taiwo Olowo
Olusola Teniola
Adewale Tinubu
Lanre Towry-Coker - Yes, he has been profiled. Kindly check page 201.
Ade Tuyo
William Vivour
Bankole Vivour
Samuel Herbert Pearse
Crispin Curtis Adeniyi-Jones
Christopher Sapara Williams
James Pinson Labulo Davies - Isn't he an historic figure. I thought someone suggested a different thread should be created for them?
Thomas Babington Macaulay - Another historic figure. Didn't someone suggest a different thread should be created for them?
Candido Da Rocha
Ade Bajomo
Dele Bakare
Alani Bankole - Yes, he has been profiled. Pls check page 201.
Richard Beale Blaize
Talabi Braithwaite
Samuel O Owokoniran
Quincy Olasumbo Ayodele
Adunni Bankole
Alani Bankole - Yes, a report has been done on him. Pls check page 201.
Gbubemi Fregene - He is NOT Yoruba. He is Itsekiri.
Adesola Kazeem Adeduntan - He is just a Commissioner for Health in Oyo State. Do we have to profile him?
Olajumoke Adenowo - Yes, she has been profiled. Kindly check page 138, and 214
Sasha P (born Anthonia Yetunde Alabi) - She is a musician, not a business person. I thought it was agreed to avoid musicians & entertainers, & restrict this thread to company owners?
Chief Temitope Ajayi
Nike Akande
Toyosi Akerele-Ogunsiji - Yes, she has been profiled. Pls check page 177.
Omowunmi Akinnifesi - Why does she have to be featured? She was just a beauty queen?
Olatunji Ajisomo Alabi - Yes, he has been profiled. Kindly check page 203.
Adeyemo Alakija
Alimotu Pelewura - This is a historic figure. Are we allowed to feature such people on this thread? I thought someone said another thread should be created for them?

MasterChen:
The Deloitte in Nigeria is a merger between Akintola Williams's accounting company, Akintola Williams & Co and Deloitte

Deloitte is an old British-owned company

Sim Shagaya's full first name is Simdul. I don't think that's a Yoruba name and I have no idea what Shagaya means in Yoruba

AnonyNymous:
Thanks for the clarification. My bad. I didn't know that. But then also even at that, what if we compare the costs of purifying it and selling against the price we sell it to the common man to use at home in lanterns and stoves? Which would make more money?

AnonyNymous:
Maybe if Jonathan had won in 2015 we would have appreciated Buhari more. Not to say that his govt hasn't messed up but people aren't seeing the positive side. They're only comparing bag of rice, beans, price of fuel, etc. In a country of so called eduacted people. The ones that even know refuse to educate the uneducated. Do you know how expensive Kerosene is in other countries? Kerosene is jet fuel, and its very expensive, the government has just been wasting money to be able to provide it his cheap it is. But I know that if all these useless subsidies we don't deserve get removed, Nigerians will wake up and figure out alternative ways. Just like how we're figuring out how to grow our own rice because imported rice is expensive. I don't see any serious challenger for 2019. All the politicians I see are just campaigning based on the 'surface conditions' and not telling Nigerians the truth. They're not campaigning because they actually want to serve us, they're campaigning because they want power. We don't have democracy in Africa yet, instead we just 'elect kings'. I might likely still vote for Buhari or Osibanjo in 2019 unless I see another candidate with a well laid out plan and specifics on how they intend to achieve it.

prodigy24:
I have zero tolerance....

Ikechuob:
What offense did I take? Since my first post on this thread I stated it LOUDLY that you yoruba, yes you are YORUBA, no matter how much you are ashamed of the savage ancestry of yours that you lots have the biggest inferority complex in the entire nation based on your pitiful behaviors when non yoruba are,praised. You lots ended up proving me accurate yet again. So why would I or anyone at that take offense to a behavior that is so common among you lots. It is your generational inferority complex been displayed as usual. The only thing is you lots shouldn't stop it on NL, take it to Forbes as well. I'm sure they would like to here your cries.

What is it that you disproved other than crying throughout this page without ZERO tangible evidence to support your accusation of the author's "poor research".

You went from crying that the author is igbo...where did you prove he is indeed Igbo hence his article? NONE
To crying that a unknown yoloba was richer than Ojukwu at his time...what evidence did you provide to support that claim? NONE
To crying about the borrowed car wasn't ojukwu's..where did you provide evidence to support that? None. Heck your inferority complex tribesmen took up a notion to dismissing evidence given to them as "Nigerian media" just to cry us a river.
So deep in pain, you even went to insulting Forbes editorial practice.

Like I said INFERORITY COMPLEX to the max for your entire clan and that's normal as heck with y'all.

The only person on this entire forum who believe you're a non yoruba is yourself and your clans men needing desperately for allies. You're ENTIRE HISTORY post tells us exactly what region you hail from despite your shameful of it. If you like tell us how many tribes are in Nigeria, ask questions about your grandmama, even questions about your ancestors down to when you crawled out from the cave... you are from one tribe and we all know WTF it is because you single handily made that sh1t obvious as Bleep. You've denied being from north, middle belt, SS, SE and SW you must be an alien den. Funny enough, the only set of demons who do what you do hilariously enough hail from one region aka South West. Funny enough the only set of people clueless on other names found in other regions is predominately your clan with very limited geography knowledge hence your disgraceful display of thinking the author name is an igbo name. Typical of Afonja like yourself. Come on ask me me more question..ask me when your Afonja father bleeped your Afonja mother.

prodigy24:
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The Citydia kiosk you posted in your page are they not franchise? Toyota guy you litter your page with are they not franchise? Proforce nko? Mad people..

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