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Doublecheck:
Shut up Afonja, Osu, did you see us list barbers shop, tailors and cobblers as innovations or manufacturing firms?

Olodo show us your scratched face bank alert, also what is your take on my automated face scratching app.

raker300:
let me sink to your level a bit and indulge you for once.

Don't you see the word "group" there?
Ukachukwu has over 4 industries in his name.

Now run along

raker300:
Owelle (Prince) C.N Ukachukwu: snecou group (niccus nig).

Kagawa10:
Through his misguided actions or the misguided consideration of his selfish greedy brothers of the East who ensured the escape of their leaders in the Eastern part? Pazienz'a, when will you speak the truth for once? Do you have no truth in your tongue at all? Shameless being.

deomello:
The clown though we are fraudulent claimers, lairs and 419 posters him and his kind.

Guestlander:
I guess people like Effiong who stayed behind did not value their own lives. They could have been rounded up and shot yet they didn't run away like Ojukwu.

Doublecheck:
Olodo better stick to posting pictures, you want to steal another daughter of ours thief, so now marrying a inconsequential bode Afonja makes her afonja too

Identity thief.

kettykin:
Do you realise that there is a potential for a break out of a plague in Lagos, where does your drinking water comes from and have you eaten food from a road side canteen or cafeteria ?

raker300:
Uchenna Jennifer Eze: bellanaija

MEILYN:
Well, as much as I think I have no reason to explain anything to you, I really think your idiocy on this platform needs to be checked. You think I was lying when I said I am from Kogi State and I have lived in Lagos all my life.

Lol, here are my birth certificate and state of origin certificate. This will clearly keep you in Check. Why you think I am lying baffles me, maybe everyone should have a Yoruba friend according to you.

They will be deleted soon though..

deomello:
You are right, she's the wife of the former Director General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority. Dr. Harold Demuren

MEILYN:
Speak for yourself. I don't owe you anything neither do I have any reason to lie.

(considering the fact that I asked you for nothing in the first place! )

MEILYN:
Why you think I beg Yoruba boys to be my friends is appalling. Lol, the opposite is the case. To be honest, Yoruba boys in this part of Lagos tend to influence boys like me in bad ways. Had I moved with Yoruba boys from a very young age I would have been a nuisance. Their attitude and way of life is not something I would like to admire.

I only associate with people who add value and no Yoruba boy in my area has ever showed such sign.

Now, I don't think I will reply you anymore. I know you to be a trouble maker. Is it by force to have a Yoruba friend? Like I said earlier, I relate with Yorubas on street level, there's no personal relationship in anyway.

Ohhhh, my sister's husband and I are friends because we are family.

2 of my sisters got married to Yoruba men and I relate with only one. The other guy and I have nothing to talk about .

3 of my sisters got married to Igbo men and we relate very well. They add value to my life, period!

I was born in Lagos and I don't even understand Yoruba, even the simplest Yoruba. That tells you I don't have Yoruba friends.

MEILYN:
Relax, I don't have anything to gain by lying. I know you to be a trouble maker but I will leave all that aside and explain to you.

This isn't a tribe thing, I don't really care about tribe before I relate with people, I relate with people on individual basis. I am an introvert, I don't really keep friends or show myself too much. I relate with Igbo boys more because there's almost an instant connection between me and Igbo boys.

All the Yoruba boys think I feel too big and I must say they have their reasons for not wanting to associate with me. And lastly, they don't share my ideas and many of them aren't in my line of business, the very few who are in my line are very selfish with information, they think you would take over their business when they share information with you. This is something an Igbo guy wouldn't care about. He would share information with his friends without being afraid. He's not afraid of competition.


The only Yoruba friend I have is my sister's husband, great guy. I'm not the type who would come to your house to stay or speak with you on the road for a very long time. I'm always minding my business. Of course, I know few Yoruba guys at street level. We greet and that's the end, there's no strong relationship or business partnership.

Igbos on the other hand relate with me really well. Both on business level and friendship level. They share ideas and they always help in my business life. Everybody loves anyone who adds value. And to be honest, I don't really keep close friendship with anyone who doesn't add value to me.

I don't want to sound tribalistic, but I think Igbos share my thoughts. I love people who would ginger my spirits because I'm lazy when it's comes to making money. I have all the brains in the world to make money but I am always content at a certain point, my Igbo friends make me realize no amount of money is too big. I need people who would talk sense into my head and advice me to work really hard to make it in life. I must say Igbos do this job very well and that's why I relate with them.

Sorry to Yoruba people, I don't have a personal hate for Yorubas. I think they are a great people but it's not my fault that I don't have any Yoruba friend. Maybe in the future God might provide a Yoruba friend for me and that will be a very great thing..

Lastly, I have dated just one Yoruba girl in my entire life and the relationship didn't last at all (Reason is confidential). All the girls I have dated are Igbos, I have strong love for Imo girls and Igbo food as well. So that explains it all.

kettykin:
Thank God for Niger Delta oil wells.

Mike Adenuga , Otedola , Danjuma and Alakija are now billionaires today .

God Bless Niger Delta,
God Bless the Oil wells ,
God Bless the Federal Oil Republic of Nigeria

ShyCypher:
I always knew Auntie would overthrow her eventually. Mumsie needs to hear what her elder sis has achieved ASAP.Mods please this should not make front page. My extended family hates publicity. Thanks

The new hotel will alleviate mid-week room shortages in a market where demand is expected to grow as new investments flow into the region. It will also diversify business tourism facilities, contribute to Port Harcourt’s emergence as a business center for the oil industry, and lead to more hotel investment as existing hotel accommodation improves to meet competition and generate demand for services and supplies. The hotel will create approximately 140 direct jobs.

The sponsor is JDI Investment Company Limited, a Nigerian company owned by Messrs. Koye Edu and Gbolahan Balogun through Moorhouse Properties Ltd. The hotel will be managed by the Accor Group, one of the largest hotel networks in the world, which operates approximately 3,200 hotels in over 140 countries under a variety of brand names, including Sofitel, Novotel, Ibis, Thalassa, Motel 6, etc. http://ifcext.ifc.org/ifcext/pressroom/ifcpressroom.nsf/1f70cd9a07d692d685256ee1001cdd37/c77a43ccad938c2a85256a7d0053b5f4

three:
http://saharareporters.com/2012/01/12/fuel-subsidy-rip-offs-wikileaks-reveals-how-nnpc-cost-nigeria-billions-dollars

http://saharareporters.com/2016/06/16/buhari-administration-officials-covering-investigation-against-fraud-sahara-energy

samsilo:
Are you a visitor to Nigeria . A very wel known matter which is one of then main reasons there was abig fight againts Magu because he would not let it drop .
OIL SWAP DEALS I said
http://saharareporters.com/2016/06/16/buhari-administration-officials-covering-investigation-against-fraud-sahara-energy

Obi1kenobi:
I don't think you poor souls get the point. No one has called Igbokwe some great intellectual. The point is your jobless, charlatan tout is not worthy of the attentions of any so-called "intellectual". Igbokwe is the best he can get and is more than a match for him and has offered to give him the platform for a public debate. Acting like Igbokwe is somehow beneath Kanu is utterly laughable and an attempt to distract from the issues. You're high on cheap weed if you think a prominent Igbo son like Anyaoku or Ekwueme will stand on the same stage to debate a charlatan. And you furthered the comedy by mentioning Wole Soyinka. You people are mentally ill.

AbakalikiPress:
lol, na so we see am o... Even Igbos themselves have a shitload of Yoruba friends in Lagos, not to mention an Igala. :
On the other hand, the other parts of his story are quite believable. He is from Olamaboro (Akpanya axis) which is already nearly in Enugu state) so it is understandable how he relates well with Igbos and has seen a lot of Igbos with Igala surnames, since that area is just by his area.

People should just be more careful next tie they decide to lie about not having "Youruba" friends.

samsilo:
He is going to London with Ooni and Obasonjo .Is Sahara not the company that colluded with hon Madam mininster Deziani to defraud Nigeria just llike Kola Aluko in the oil swap deals?
Lets keep celebrating thieves !!

AbakalikiPress:
Hahaha, his story is very unbelievable!

Let us assume he is like 21 years old, he is implying that he lived ALL his life in Lagos, but has never had any Yoruba school mate, nice helper, Random person, etc which he found good enough to be friends with, but on the other hand has found a shitload of Igbos to be friends with in the same city.
lol, is his brain living some kind of selected reality?

Gotze1:
You keep shouting rewriting history up and down, if you know he rewrite history, prove him wrong by saying ransome kuti did not lead aba women.

The protests were caused by the system of taxation adopted by the Abeokuta Sole Native Authority under the leadership of the king of Abeokuta - Alake Ladipo Ademola, which the women found extremely strict and stifling. Under his regime, girls were expected to pay tax from 5 years of age, while wives were separately taxed from their husbands, irrespective of their incomes. https://www.thenigerianvoice.com/news/226116/funmilayo-ransome-kuti-and-the-abeokuta-women-riots.html

Iamzik:
Failed or not. Calling your fellow citizens pigs is dehumanizing to say the least. And to have people defending this is the height of hypocrisy. True leaders don't call their subjects pig anywhere in 2017

toofit007:
my answer is yes, I believe you asked the question because you have not watch the video so go ahead and watch it then you will realize that it effectively address that trash you wrote. my friend go and get wisdom but above all get understanding.

scholes0:
Chisos!

Doublecheck:
Minority afonja Osu

Doublecheck:
Nobody said anything about being ugly or handsome just show us your facial networth i know you are a wealthy afonja Osu son. be kind enough to share some

Brooklynsouth:
so Delta is now igbo abi when we say Delta state is Biafra don't come here to scream like vulture on mensuration

“While my competitors were sleeping, I was busy strategizing. I was liberal too. My strategy was; high volume, little margin. I was very excited at this point. However, I knew that at some point the government would fix the power issue (diesel is mainly used for generators during power cut) and I needed to move a step forward,” he said.

In what proved a wise move to cushion the business, Otedola's firm Zenon, bought a 28.7% stake in the African Petroleum. Zenon invested aggressively across the financial sector becoming the second largest shareholder in Zenith Bank, largest individual shareholder at the United Bank for Africa (UBA) and many more banks in Nigeria, as banks sought share capital, following a new directive from the reserve bank, many approached Otedola. He rolled the dice in the knowledge he was playing safe.

Then, the worst happened – the crude oil prices plunged from $146 to $36 in 2008.

“We took a very big hit and I lost about %1.5 million, plus interest, in the process. When the oil prices were dropping, I saw it all coming. I could see myself losing big money. I had diesel worth $400 million on the high seas. It didn’t look good. I’m a capitalist though. It was great, while the money was rolling in. Now that I lost so much, it was also time to face the tune.

It was a very low time for me and I explored different options, including suicide, but ultimately, I knew I had to solve this problem. My debts had to be paid.”

“The same banks that had once sent pretty sales ladies to get money from me for their accounts in the past, were now sending tough looking men to knock at my door to get me to pay my debts in the morning."

He had also started selling his bank shares, before the big plunge. It dragged on for four years. “The most important lesson I learnt, is that no one is invincible. No matter how high up there you are today, you can lose it all tomorrow if you’re not on top of your game."

In the restructuring, Africa Petroleum became Forte Oil. “I then brought in a crop of fresh young talented guys to take over. I wanted fresh, brilliant minds and ideas. I wanted to build an institution based on the best corporate governance practices; a whole new direction.” https://theeagleonline.com.ng/femi-otedola-the-billionaire-who-bounced-back-by-forbes/

The Geregu Plant is a 414MW gas plant (3 x 138MW, Open Cycle gas turbines) located in Geregu, near Ajaokuta in Kogi State. Its expected productivity is 90%. The plant was commissioned in 2007 and was meant to boost electricity generation in the country.

PRIVATIZATION: In 1999, the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) began an aggressive restructuring of the power sector, with several aims, including introduction of efficient, private sector standards and management principles, and methodology, leading to reliable power. In 2001, the FGN approved a National Electric Power Policy (NEPP), followed in 2005 by the Electric Power Sector Reform (EPSR) Act.

EPSR Act provides the legal authority for the unbundling of Nigeria’s power utility as well as the introduction of a new, regulatory scheme managed by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), an independent regulatory commission, to guarantee open access and ensure efficiency throughout the industry.

Outright sale option was adopted by the Bureau for Public Enterprises in the sale of Geregu phase I which was culminated on the 1st of November 2013. The new owners are Amperion Power Ltd. http://iwin.org.ng/index.php/news/itemlist/category/179-generation-company-genco

Doublecheck:
Stop crying afonja Osu you are not making any sense, anyways it is interesting to know that you are aware of the fact that you are a minority and inconsequential afonja Osu.