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In the fast food industry, you Yoruba chaps have nailed it down. Look at it: From Sweet Sensation, which is owned by the Kamsons, to Tastee Fried Chicken owned by the Adebayo family, Tantalizers (owned by the Ayenis), Chicken Republic (owned by the Adeyanjus) etc,.... haba! No need for too much talk, abeg!

Tantalizers is a leading Nigerian fast food restaurant chain. It opened its first location in 1997 in Festac Town, Lagos. This first location was initially a small neighborhood restaurant, serving hamburgers. Success at this first location led to an expansion that has seen the company and its franchisees open additional locations in cities such as Lagos, Ibadan, Abuja, and Port Harcourt. As of 2015, the restaurant has 50 outlets across Nigeria.

It pioneered the introduction of Africana meals (local/traditional) in the quick-service restaurants business such as eba, semovita, pounded yam, ofada rice, moin moin served with different kinds of soups such as efo riro, Edika Ikong, oha etc. It also introduced continental/Chinese meals.

It offers delivery of meals via its Tanta Meal Express service.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tantalizers

Lady Kehinde Kamson, KJW, (born 14 August 1961 in Lagos, Nigeria) is a Nigerian entrepreneur, business leader, and philanthropist. She is one of the pioneers in the fast food sector and an outstanding female business leader in Nigeria. She is best known as the Founder and CEO of Sweet Sensation Confectionery Limited – one of the strongest brands in the fast food industry in Nigeria, which she started from a backyard shed and a tiny converted security house with just two used air conditioners and a few other refurbished scrap equipment, after giving up a lucrative accounting career. She is one of those credited with changing the competitive outlook of the Quick Service Restaurant industry in Nigeria thereby leading to the astronomical growth seen in the industry in the 90s and first decade of the 2000s.

The business has since grown to become one of the most successful chain of Quick Service Restaurant businesses in Nigeria with over 25 outlets across the country, over 2,000 employees and over 60 array of meals that are served daily. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kehinde_Kamson

The birth of De-Tastee Fried Chicken Limited is a translation of an idea conceived by an industrious woman, Mrs. Olayinka Pamela Adedayo, which to the glory of God has transformed into a big organization and a great fortune not only for the owners, but also to thousand of families across Nigeria and the larger society as a whole. In the quest to actualize the idea, she established Tastee Pot in 1989 to render outdoor catering services to distinguished and discerning clientele across Nigeria.

De Tastee Group is a leading quick service restaurant, Outdoor Caterers, Event Hall Managers and Home delivery hospitality outfit. http://www.tfc.com.ng/about.php

Chicken Republic is an ambitious, world-class modern African brand. It began operations in 2004 and have already opened over 65 stores within Nigeria and Ghana, making us proud of our hard-earned reputation as the fastest growing chicken brand in West Africa.

Our simple “Taste More” philosophy encourages a bold spirit of adventure as we set out to challenge the status quo by constantly raising the quality and standards of our products and services. As a member of the Food Concepts Group we are also pleased to announce, that as of 25th May 2009, we became ISO certified by successfully undertaking the quality management systems audit (NIS ISO 9001: 2000). Our primary aim was to improve on our preexisting operational excellence policy and to ensure that the company’s internal processes are aligned with internationally accepted standards.http://www.chicken-republic.com/about-us/

Weinberg:
Atlas and Oranto petroleum is the largest indigenous oil exploration company in Africa present in Over 10 countries..

That is nothing but sheer propaganda from Arthur Eze's stable. Those in the oil industry know the truth. Oya, list the countries and each of the locations where his exploration fields are located. Setting up an exploration company is bloody hard work. You think say na beans?

MicCom Wire & Cables, is owned by Prince Tunde Ponnle and his late wife, Mrs. Olufunke Ponnle. They also own MicCom Golf Hotels and Resorts, Ada, Osun State.

MicCom Cables & Wires Ltd is the first indigenous cable manufacturing company in Nigeria. The business journey started in 1978 and has ever since produced quality cables and wires for the local and international markets.

Recognizing the quality cable manufactured by MicCom Cables and Wires Ltd with her compliance to NIS ISO 9001:2008, MicCom Cables and Wires Ltd has received various awards & certifications. Today, MicCom Cables & Wires Ltd has carved a niche for herself in the manufacturing of international standard cables and has captured a sizeable market portion of the entire West – Africa sub region and the African continent.

The journey of MicCom Cables and Wires Ltd started from very modest beginnings viz.; a relatively small house wiring, power cables and conductor manufacturing plant in 1978 and has grown to a facility with over 5,000 MTPA capacities of both Copper & Aluminium in Lagos, Nigeria.

MicCom Cables and Wires growth has been sure and steady due to its strong focus on quality in the manufacturing process and systems thereby resulting in a satisfied and loyal customer base spread across Nigeria.

From its humble origins, over the past four decades, MicCom Cables and Wires has reached a pre-eminent position in its market segment. Fully operational marketing offices are strategically placed to better serve her customers thus gradually evolving the company as a global player.

Over time, the company has developed strong technical capabilities and produces a wide range of cables and wires for various electrical applications. It has also acquired numerous awards. http://www.miccomcables.com/about-us.html

MicCom Cables and Wires Ltd has been engaged in the manufacturing and supply of cables and wires for various projects across Nigeria and Africa as a whole. Here are some of the projects listed below...

Abuja Airport
Abuja sub-station
Abuja Underground Street Lights
Afe - Babalola University project, Ado - Ekiti
All PHCN / Electricity Distribution Companies Project
All post Housing Projects in Nigeria
All Northern Nigeria Development Cooperation Projects
Arewa Projects
Banana Island, Ikoyi, Lagos State
Bowen University project
Central Bank of Nigeria, Ekiti project, Ekiti State
Central Bank of Nigeria, Gombe
Central Bank of Nigeria, Oshogbo, Osun State
Covenant University
Chevron Estate, Ajah, Lagos State
Defence Building Abuja
Dolphin Estate Shopping mall, Lagos State
EACP Projects, Barbeach, Lagos State
Egyptian Embassy project, Abuja
Ewekoro Power Projects
FCDA & FCT Projects
Federal Secretariat, Calabar
Federal Secretariat, Makurdi
Federal High Court, Oshogbo
Federal Secretariat, Owerri
General Hospital, Ajeromi
General Hospital, Gbaja
General Hospital, Ondo state
General Hospital, Surulere
Ikota Shopping mall, Lagos State
Kaduna Airport
Kastina Rural Electrification
Lagoon Project
Lagos Home project, Ajah
Lagos Home project, Epe
Lagos Home project, Eyigbeti
Lagos Home project, Igando
Lagos Home project, Ilupeju
Lagos Home project, Mushin
Lagos Home project, Sangotedo
Lagos Street Light Project
Lagos State Government House, Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos state
Lautech Teaching Hospital
LASUTH Cardiac Centre, Lagos
Living Faith Head Quarters (Winner's chapel)
Makia Domestic Terminal Building, Kano
MTN, Apapa & MTN, Enugu
Nigerian Army Shopping complex (ARENA) project, Oshodi, Lagos state
Nigeria Defence Academy, Kaduna
Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Apapa, Lagos state
Nigeria Security Printing & Minting Company(NSPMC) project, Abuja
NTA Complex, Abuja
Obasanjo Holding Limted Project etc. http://www.miccomcables.com/projects.html

Diplomatic001:
Your pics Don finish?
IGBOS are GREAT

You attached a photograph of Grand Oil to your post. The same Grand Oil that is produced by UAC Plc? Chai, must you lie to get your point across?

The first feature phone assembly plant is located in Osun state. The RLG assembling plant known as “RLG & ADULAWO TECH CITY” is a public-private partnership between the Osun state government and RLG Communications. They are said to have delivered 50,000 Nigerian-assembled feature phones in 2015.

A new smartphone assembly plant has also been opened in Lagos State. The AfriOne assembly plant was launched, with the unveiling of the Champion and Gravity range of smartphones, but would still offer a wide range of products. These products include feature-rich and technologically loaded product lines from dual sim mobile phones to educational tablet PCs and even android smart watches. Lekan Akinjide is the CCO, while the board consists of Nigerians and Asian investors.

In the picture below, Lekan Akinjide, managing director of AfriOne Ltd., poses for a photograph on the production floor during a launch event for the AfriOne Gravity Z1 smartphone at the new AfriOne Ltd. manufacturing plant in Lagos, Nigeria. http://www.gettyimages.es/evento/afrione-ltd-launch-nigerias-first-locally-made-smartphone-700038266#lakan-akinjide-managing-director-of-afrione-ltd-poses-for-a-on-the-picture-id671186468

Drugfield Pharmaceuticals Limited, is a wholly indigenous Nigerian company, established in 1993 as a drug manufacturing outfit, after approval by relevant agencies and bodies, including the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN). It is owned by a family of pharmacists - the Ekundayo family and the Adedipes. They produce a range of therapeutic drugs such as anti-fungals, antibiotics, antivirals, anti-diabetes, anti-hypertensives, analgesics, antihelmiths, haematinics, injectables, intravenous fluids, anti-malarials and multivitamins.

One of the leading manufacturers of furniture in Nigeria is a company known as Sokoa Chair Centre, owned by Mrs. Ibukun Awosika. Her firm manufactures and assembles a wide variety of chairs, tables and executive furniture for banks, multinational companies, universities, hotels and other corporate organisations. Ibukun Awosika is the founder and CEO of The Chair Centre Group . Other companies in the group include, The Chair Centre Limited, Sokoa Chair Centre Limited, Furniture Manufacturers Mart Limited, and TCC Systems and Services Limited and are involved in furniture manufacturing, retail and bank-way security systems services.

The modern factory and office facility for the local production of international standard office seating, is located at Ilege village near Akodo on Eleko Road in Lekki Local Government Area of Lagos State.

The factory started with the local production of 13 of the 400 possible models within the Sokoa SA, France collection, whilst it will continuously introduce the other models into its collection progressively, or on as need basis.

Various personalized products as well as follow up services will be available, with each product carrying a 3-year warranty. In addition, a proprietary technology for producing office seating; the C-GEX SYSTEM is used in the local production of the chairs to ensure efficiency ad cost savings. To this end, the company has been paying Royalty per unit of chair produced using this technology.

Sokoa Chair Centre is the only African Company so far allowed to use this proprietary technology for production. http://sokoachaircentre.com/about-us/

Honeywell Flour Mills in Lagos, was established by Oba Otudeko, that visionary investor- cum-entrepreneur whose interests cut across diverse economic sectors. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Bankers, United Kingdom; past President of the Nigerian Stock Exchange and also Chairman of Fan Milk of Nigeria PLC.

His company known as Honeywell Flour Mills Plc (HFMP) is a major flour milling company in Nigeria, which produces Honeywell Superfine Flour, Wheat Meal, Semolina, Noodles, Pasta, Composite flour and Brown Flour. Honeywell Noodles is a brand of premium quality noodles made from high quality flour fortified with essential vitamins to give a nutritious and satisfying taste. The brand was launched into the Nigerian market in November 2010. It comes in four exciting flavours: Chicken, Curry Chicken, Onion chicken and Spicy chicken. And it is available in two sizes: 70 gm & 120 gm.

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MOJEC is chiefly known on the continent as a market leader and innovator in metering. Always on the upfront of the latest in Metering Technology, MOJEC manufactures and supplies a variety of meters ranging from: Maximum Demand, Whole current, Pre-Paid meters, Automatic Meter Reading System (AMR) as well as latest in Metering technology Automatic Meter Infrastructure (AMI) via its sister company Mojec Meter Company - one Nigeria's first meter factories. It is owned by Mrs. Mojisola Abdul of the Abdul family, in partnership with an Asian company. The Managing Director is Chantelle Olubunmi Abdul.

Quality of service has been the bedrock of MOJEC INTERNATIONAL, and that is why a lot has been put into the setup of the multi-billionaire project, (i.e. making meters available to every consumer of electricity in Nigeria and beyond). The installed capacity is enough to roll out over a million meters yearly, with fully automatic test benches, and the highest number of such in Nigeria. Most of our manufacturing processes are computerized which has helped us in delivering our goods on time every time.

Registered in 1985, Mojec International Limited is an international holding company with subsidiaries in the power, energy, real estate and retail sector with operations across Africa and Asia. Mojec is ranked as one of the indigenous companies in corporate Nigeria.

It is a leading Electricity EPC contractor to the electricity distribution companies and other African utilities, on transmission and distribution of projects.

Our Quality Management System as over the years make sure that the roll out of large amount of meters is not the primary aim, but making sure that every meter coming out of the factory is verified okay. Quality is part of our production process to ensure that all product are fit for purpose. Our state of the art working environment, automatic test benches, dedicated staff come with a huge working experience to draw from. We have aligned ourselves over the years with international experts in the birth of this vision, in giving it a standard that can compete on the world stage. http://www.mojec.com/manufacturing-facilities.html

_{~ MANUFACTURERS IN THE FOOD & BEVERAGE INDUSTRY ~}

IN the 1980s, Olumuyiwa Oluwole Aiyegbusi was named one of the young Nigerian industrialists of the future. The US-trained engineer, who also had a stint with the Federal Institute of Industrial Research (FIIRO), Oshodi,Lagos, sells palm wine in cans; and this he does profitably in London, USA, Latin America and Nigeria using his company — Olu Olu Food Processing Company — as a platform. Now a conglomerate, Olu Olu has offshoots in different parts of the world.

Having set out from his wife’s kitchen in London after leaving school in the US, Aiyegbusi’s success story is an interesting one. According to him, one of his American friends had foretold of his success during his school days some 30 years ago when he was doing a research for the NASA programme.

He told The Guardian: “When I first came up with “Poundo yam”, I remember a British/Nigerian multinational company wanted to also introduce their “Poundo Yam” in 1988 in England. The company had to retreat. I made them to retreat, because, theirs was flakes, and when you prepare it, you will find lumps there. Mine was genuine and it was through innovation, research, and we are always aiming for the best.”

Although he was also doing Borehole prospecting, that was his entry into food processing through the bottling of palm wine. Thirty years after, Aiyegbusi’s is known as the man who makes canned palm wine. Though considered expensive, his “poundo yam” also sells globally.

“Do you know that my biggest selling product right now is plantain chips, “ipekere”, ordinary “ipekere?” They eat it in Russia, Scotland, Taiwan, USA, South Africa, because it’s a snack, just the “ipekere” and people worry me and say oh; “when we go back, can we eat your plantain chip, because we cannot get it here;” and I said, ‘well, because the money to set up the production or operation was sourced from overseas, so that’s when I am going to pay my loan back.”

Aiyegbusi was one of the brains behind former Governor Segun Oni’s yam and tuberous crops preservation project at Ilasa-Ekiti, Ekiti State.

“All I needed was 1400 pounds to start. From my mini cabin, I have only saved 800 pounds.” His wife said: “Don’t worry, my total savings is 630 pounds, I will give you 600, you join with your 800 pounds. Let’s go and start, God will bless you.”

Within three months, Aiyegbusi had a turnover of 10,000 pounds (Ten thousand Pounds)! Then he thought he was on top of the world. Today, his food business worldwide now has a turn over close to about 0.7 Billion Naira from 1,400 pounds. https://tundeakingbade./2013/02/17/aiyegbusi-from-n7-500-in-wifes-kitchen-to-n700m-turnover-in-food-processing-business/

Ilovemystate:
Boy you are so fake, he is a distributor, Drbrown is a UK firm post Yoruba made products

https://www.drbrownsbaby.com/

Mugu! Wemy Industries got the permit to produce or manufacture the sanitary & bodycare products locally in Nigeria under the Dr. Brown franchise/brand/license, many years ago! They are NOT distributors!

okway:
No homo, but Laudate, I love you!! Na because of you, I can

Ba-aa-ad boy!! I can see all your good work on this thread. Keep updating the list of your nice Yoruba movers & shakers, in the industry...!

kn23h:
Madam do me a favor. Can you locate that other forum? I need you to post these valuable info there.

You're such a wealth of knowledge.

Madam, ke?

kn23h:
Laudate,

You've posted some very very valuable info tat even I was unaware of.

Save them.

Every month, I go dey post these threads. The truth about Yoruba success can't be hidden any longer.

You know what? I am going to stop posting on this thread. Things have degenerated to a nasty exchange of words and I really don't like it! Am out.

IN the 1980s, Olumuyiwa Oluwole Aiyegbusi was named one of the young Nigerian industrialists of the future. The US-trained engineer, who also had a stint with the Federal Institute of Industrial Research (FIIRO), Oshodi,Lagos, sells palm wine in cans; and this he does profitably in London, USA, Latin America and Nigeria using his company — Olu Olu Food Processing Company — as a platform. Now a conglomerate, Olu Olu has offshoots in different parts of the world?

Having set out from his wife’s kitchen in London after leaving school in the US, Aiyegbusi’s success story is an interesting one. According to him, one of his American friends had foretold of his success during his school days some 30 years ago when he was doing a research for the NASA programme.

He told The Guardian: “When I first came up with “Poundo yam”, I remember a British/Nigerian multinational company wanted to also introduce their “Poundo Yam” in 1988 in England. The company had to retreat. I made them to retreat, because, theirs was flakes, and when you prepare it, you will find lumps there. Mine was genuine and it was through innovation, research, and we are always aiming for the best.”

Although he was also doing Borehole prospecting, that was his entry into food processing through the bottling of palm wine. Thirty years after, Aiyegbusi’s is known as the man who makes canned palm wine. Though considered expensive, his “poundo yam” also sells globally.

“Do you know that my biggest selling product right now is plantain chips, “ipekere”, ordinary “ipekere?” They eat it in Russia, Scotland, Taiwan, USA, South Africa, because it’s a snack, just the “ipekere” and people worry me and say oh; “when we go back, can we eat your plantain chip, because we cannot get it here;” and I said, ‘well, because the money to set up the production or operation was sourced from overseas, so that’s when I am going to pay my loan back.”

Aiyegbusi was one of the brains behind former Governor Segun Oni’s yam and tuberous crops preservation project at Ilasa-Ekiti, Ekiti State.

“All I needed was 1400 pounds to start. From my mini cabin, I have only saved 800 pounds.”

His wife said: “Don’t worry, my total savings is 630 pounds, I will give you 600, you join with your 800 pounds. Let’s go and start, God will bless you.” Within three months, Aiyegbusi had a turnover of 10,000 pounds (Ten thousand Pounds)! Then he thought he was on top of the world. Today, his food business worldwide now has a turn over close to about 0.7 Billion Naira from 1,400 pounds. https://tundeakingbade./2013/02/17/aiyegbusi-from-n7-500-in-wifes-kitchen-to-n700m-turnover-in-food-processing-business/

Honestly, you guys all need to stop this exchange of words please! We were supposed to be posting info., on the production, manufacturing, sales and commercial successes of various firms located in the SW and the SE, and not expected to be trading words & unsightly pictures like this.

For example are you aware that the Amuwo-Odofin axis of Lagos state hosts a lot of SME companies?

For instance, if in Amuwo Odofin Local Government of Lagos State, there are about 20 SMEs springing up weekly, that will help a long way because SMEs are the backbone of any economy. Besides the fact that they are so small in nature, they are very competitive. They compete amongst themselves. And that competition brings about efficiency through the challenges they create which in turn makes them very resourceful.

So, the environment that would encourage the creation of SMEs is very important to the development of the economy. And we expect the Minister to look at this area very well. http://www.nigerianbestforum.com/blog/in-nigeria-power-is-about-40-cost-of-production/

Awolowo001:
YORUBA PEOPLE

Do you even know what you are posting? That 1st picture you attached to your post, showing a girl with tribal marks actually depicts an Igbo girl, and not a Yoruba girl! It was taken from a gallery showing pre-colonial Igbo Land (Igbo people prior to Colonization). You will find more details about it on this blog: Ụ́kpụ́rụ́ - Historical images of the Igbo, their neighbours and beyond. There is also a picture of an Igbo palmwine tapper there with Ichi marks, on his face. http://ukpuru.tumblr.com/post/24845505853/an-igbo-palm-wine-tapper-with-ichi-marks-on-his . Check this thread for full details also: http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?p=83417982&langid=6 .

But honestly, all you guys need to stop this. We were talking about commerce and industry before this crap started, and not tribal marks.

Ilovemystate:
Igbos are too much
Neimeth international pharmaceutical company

http://www.neimethplc.com.ng/board-of-directors/#

ABC Ojiakor he is also chairman Seplat Oil and Gas leading IOC Company in Nigeria to be quoted on London stock market
http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-markets/stocks/exchange-insight/news-analysis.html?fourWayKey=NGSEPLAT0008GBGBXSSMU

Guy, na wa for you, o! Neimeth Pharmaceuticals used to be known as Pfizer Plc. When the parent company divested from Nigeria some years ago, the management led a buy-out programme to buy up the remaining 60% shares left behind by Pfizer, when they departed from Nigeria. This took place at that time under Sam Ohuabunwa who was Chairman/Chief Executive Officer, Pfizer Products Plc.
Neimeth was not started from scratch by Ojiakor. In fact, he was just voted in as Chairman a few years back.

If not for Pfizer, Neimeth would not exist!

Twistaray:
Wow
Been searching for this like kilode!

Thanks for the info, bro

More to my achieve!

The Yorubas seem to have locked down the pre-paid meter manufacturing market. There is another company known as MOMAS/MEMCOL that also manufactures over 50,000 pre-paid meters every month, locally. It is owned by two Yoruba families. I'm still trying to get the info on them. Will put it up once I am done.

MOJEC is chiefly known on the continent as a market leader and innovator in metering. Always on the upfront of the latest in Metering Technology, MOJEC manufactures and supplies a variety of meters ranging from: Maximum Demand, Whole current, Pre-Paid meters, Automatic Meter Reading System (AMR) as well as latest in Metering technology Automatic Meter Infrastructure (AMI) via its sister company Mojec Meter Company - one Nigeria's first meter factories. It is owned by Mrs. Mojisola Abdul of the Abdul family, in partnership with an Asian company. The Managing Director is Chantelle Olubunmi Abdul.

Quality of service has been the bedrock of MOJEC INTERNATIONAL, and that is why a lot has been put into the setup of the multi-billionaire project, (i.e. making meters available to every consumer of electricity in Nigeria and beyond). The installed capacity is enough to roll out over a million meters yearly, with fully automatic test benches, and the highest number of such in Nigeria. Most of our manufacturing processes are computerized which has helped us in delivering our goods on time every time.

Registered in 1985, Mojec International is an international holding company with subsidiaries in the power, energy, real estate and retail sector with operations across Africa and Asia. Mojec is ranked as one of the indigenous companies in corporate Nigeria.

A leading Electricity EPC contractor to the electricity distribution companies and other African utilities on transmission and distribution of projects.

Our Quality Management System as over the years make sure that the roll out of large amount of meters is not the primary aim, but making sure that every meter coming out of the factory is verified okay. Quality is part of our production process to ensure that all product are fit for purpose. Our state of the art working environment, automatic test benches, dedicated staff come with a huge working experience to draw from. We have aligned ourselves over the years with international experts in the birth of this vision, in giving it a standard that can compete on the world stage. http://www.mojec.com/manufacturing-facilities.html

Ibukun Awosika of the Sokoa Chair Centre, serves on a number of corporate and not-for-profit boards amongst which are: First Bank of Nigeria Limited, Cadbury Nigeria Plc., Convention on Business Integrity (CBi) and the Nigerian Sovereign Investment Authority. She chairs the boards of FBN Capital Limited and Afterschool Graduate Development Centre (AGDC) – a facility which she promoted to help address youth employability and enterprise issues in Nigeria. She is the current Chairman of First Bank Plc.

Ibukun is a graduate of Chemistry from University of Ife, Nigeria; an alumnae of the Chief Executive Programme of Lagos Business School; the Global Executive MBA of IESE Business School, Barcelona-Spain; and Global CEO Programme of Wharton, IESE and C.E.I.B.S Business Schools.

One of the leading manufacturers of furniture in Nigeria is a company known as Sokoa Chair Centre, owned by Mrs. Ibukun Awosika. They manufacture and assemble a wide variety of chairs, tables and executive furniture for banks, multinational companies, universities, hotels and other corporate organisations. Ibukun Awosika is the founder and CEO of The Chair Centre Group . The companies in the group include The Chair Centre Limited, Sokoa Chair Centre Limited, Furniture Manufacturers Mart Limited, and TCC Systems and Services Limited and are involved in furniture manufacturing, retail and bank-way security systems services.

The modern factory and office facility for the local production of international standard office seating is located at Ilege village near Akodo on Eleko Road in Lekki Local Government Area of Lagos State.

The factory started with the local production of 13 of the 400 possible models within the Sokoa SA, France collection, whilst it will continuously introduce the other models into its collection progressively or on an as need basis.

Various personalized products as well as follow up services will be available, with each product carrying a 3-year warranty. In addition, a proprietary technology for producing office seating; the C-GEX SYSTEM is used in the local production of the chairs to ensure efficiency ad cost savings. To this end, the company has been paying Royalty per unit of chair produced using this technology.

Sokoa Chair Centre is the only African Company so far allowed to use this proprietary technology for production. http://sokoachaircentre.com/about-us/

DEATHMACHINE:
those of you invading his social media to broadcast this pictures are not helping him at all, I can make out their faces anywhere I see them talk more of criminal elements who may have one or two things to score against them.
what is the essence of an intelligence response team when their facial identities are known ?

Exactly!!

kodath:
did I invoke it in you,?were you the only one in this thread that you had to take it personal..don't tell me that you have a thing with amadioha that make you fear it this much....you lots are known to be fetish and loves to sacrifice human skull and body..go to fp and see for yourself..and if care is not taken,they will take you someday..just watch your skinny non musclar dirty back..

Why should I be bothered about Amadioha? He happens to be your own deity, that was why you quickly invoked his name on this thread. And you are the fetish one here. You have been invoking all kinds of strange gods up and down, and making allusions to all kinds of sacrifices. It must be something you are used to doing, not so? You are the one that will be taken and used to sacrifice human skull and body, because that is what you have wished for yourself. Abeg swerve comot!

kodath:
you wanna shift the blame??you called me ekwensu before I started mine..and ain't gonna stop cos you are demonic from a demonic republican. .
you will be sacrificed by otta and sango..lagoon shall be your dwelling place..you shall live to see your frustrated life perish and anguish in your shrine...mofos that I can't even stand their smelly body odour ...go and wash your dirty self..if not for internet would a slowpoke like you have guys to talk back...I leave you to your masters up but to handle you

http://dailypost.ng/2017/07/14/yoruba-leaders-using-fani-kayode-fayose-destabilize-buharis-govt-northern-region-arewa-youths/?utm_source=dlvr.it_dp1&utm_medium=twitter

You are a big clown! Weren't you the first to invoke Amadioha on this thread? Anyway, like you said just now, you have confirmed to everyone that you kodath are just a "demonic from a demonic republican. ... you will be sacrificed by otta Agwu and sango Ogbunabali ...lagoon shall be your dwelling place..you shall live to see your frustrated life perish and anguish in your shrine." I agree that you are all these things. But wait, o! Why do you keep making references to sacrifices and shrines? Obviously, you must be a regular visitor to such places!

kodath:
why sound so scared you sacrifial fetish thing...all the thunder in your kingdom fall on your pyramid skull...may you be used as a sacrifice by your alfa...he-diotic fool..eweduic nonentity..your skull and private parts will be taken by your alfa and ewedurians from ogbomosho of care is not taken

Who is scared? Of what? You? Abeg, let me laugh very well first! Weren't you the one that first start calling on your fake ancestral gods on this thread? You are the one that started incantations, you sacrificial fetish thing, or have you forgotten? Anyway, I am glad that you have told us all exactly what you are. You are a "sacrifial fetish thing. " Now, I pray for you that may "thunder in your kingdom from Amadioha fall on your pyramid skull...may you be used as a sacrifice by your dibia ...he-diotic fool..eweduic nonentity..may your skull and private parts will be taken by your alfa dibia and ewedurians oha-eaters from your village, if care is not taken..." Make sure you say Amen, to this prayer!

Nwakaumu:
Choi,vex never gree this afonja sleep tonite.oboy we ne quarel now.Rather we are saying the same thing:yoruaba have lagos-ibadan media propoganda,while igbo have aba-made manufacturing companies.one of your kinsmen even say that here that yoruba produce punch newspaper and the nation newspapers and tv continental.i no understand why u dey stress yourself on top of this simple matter.

Aren't you the Afonja that does not want to sleep? And which Aba-made manufacturing companies are you talking about? You mean those ones that copied manufacturing from the Yoruba-owned firms?

kodath:
hydraulic beggar..we have your type here..the we the ss and we the se..so I'm not surprised to have an slowpoke on my mention.... but then again..alfa descent on your lazy generations ..may all the human parts and skull you mine in ogun and osun combine decompose your worthless self ,,,.morons in human disguise .... .frustrated maggot with rotten teeth..enter lagoon if e pain you well well

Guy, may this prayer you just made up here, become your own portion now and forever more! Oya, say Amen! Thank you for letting us know that you are nothing, but a "slowpoke, decomposed worthless moro'n in human disguise, frustrated maggot with rotten teeth." I am happy that you know exactly what you are. You have also confirmed that you will 'enter lagoon if e pain you well well.' May it happen unto you, as you have wished. I bid you Godspeed and safe journey, on your trip into the lagoon.....

kodath:
the fallen demonic oduduwa scatter your ewedu cone head..may the sango locate you and your mud thatch house..opunu

Which Oduduwa? Did they tell you am from the Southwest? It is obvious from your ranting that Agwu has inflicted pain on you, while Ogbunabali has targeted you with misery. Continue wailing, biko!

oyb:
a fecking ibo is posting this sheet on a forum created by a yoruba

after all their years of chest beating, wailing blackmail etc, they STILL do not have any forum where they can go and congregate.

they are forced to come here to a thread by an afonja in back water ota

thats all that needs to be said

Guy, na yah eye be dis? Wey you dey since?

kodath:
may ogun visit you there!!..

After he has first visited you with pain, and Ekwensu has also taken up space in your backyard. Anuofia!

kodath:
Lol so you mean to prove me right?no indigenous technology? ?what a shame.

btw,to all those mods that are banning igbos..may amadioha fall on you

Even me, I was caught up in a ban. So stop plying the victim card. May Agwu release confusion into your life!