₦airaland Forum

Only Nri the lizard God can help Ibo with Yoruba inferiority complex

ModsWillKillNL:
Please what are the royalties and taxes Lagos and Ogun pay to the FG?

Dont they get federal allocation?

What I see here is a man who doesn't know how Nigeria works !
pls what is your email so i can educate you on how proper society operates
that you dont know the royalties lagos and ogun pays to fg means you dont know a lot of things !

kn23h:
Just like one Nigeria is successfully doing?

Right?

The same Northerners you want to invite to dinner to chop cake are the same ones trying to stop the Lagos-Ibadan rail budget.

The same north said no to 1%

ModsWillKillNL:
Can you successfully defend Yorubaland borders against rampaging Boko Haram/Islamist invaders especially when a significant portion of the erstwhile Nigerian army is now on their side?

Of course !!
We will train an army for that !

Johnandv:
Afongyz afongyz zigzag faces again sef
Its no longer orji uzor its now Nnamdi KANU
We only want out of the zoo cos we need to run African as giants like China is Asian giant in commerce, trade, manufacturing etc.
We have a vision which the zoo can not comprehend so we are uniting like the Jews to run the world, only Biafra can ensure that. Biafra to the world
But for now let amala suckers continue opening my gate.

This pig has been let loose

Johnandv:
It will continue to pain you till you give up your ghost
Losers gathering on nairaland assembly to console one another.. Igbos are your masters home and abroad..Go lick some ass its your birthright.

Pig

Johnandv:
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Slowly winding down, fallen demons never see anything
Igbos will continue to employ more gatemen from yorubaland till eternity I swear, you never see anything

Loool Ibo will continue to be my shoe shiner and fav gala seller

kn23h:
More than 47 top US universities teach Yorubas, European countries have also added Yorubas into their curriculum. Yoruba descendants of Brazil, Santeria worshipers of Cuba, Descendants in the Caribean countries like Haiti and Trinadad & Tobego etc.

Think of what we'll gain if we open our borders for tourism.

We aint just talking about cultural tourism o, think of opening resorts in Ogun and Ondo's shoreline, in addition with what we have in Lagos.

Gosh everytime I think of the possibility, I hate this country called Nigeria and our smesme so-called leaders.

God bless you

the yoruba nation will be like thailand and Japan and we can start a massive airline for visitors globally

It was a shocking sight as a mutilated and headless body of a young lady was discovered inside a forest in Imo State.
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Residents of a community in Imo State were thrown into shown and concern after the mutilated body of a young lady was discovered in a forest.
ALSO READ: “Rituals Killers: Headless body of girl found in Osun [Very Graphic Photo]”
According to a blogger, Ifeanyicy Njoku, the body of the lady with the head, breasts, and private parts missing, was found inside a deep forest along the Amaruru-Okpala road in the Okpala/Amaruru community in Iho, Ikeduru Local Government Area of the state on January 5, 2017.
Residents say the shocking find has sent apprehension around the community and its environs with fears that she could have been murdered for ritual purposes with vigilante groups set up to patrol the towns daily.
ALSO READ: “Ritual Killers: Young lady murdered, heart, intestines removed (Very Graphic Photo)”
It was gathered that the state police command and the Imo Security Network are presently on the and investigations are underway to unravel the circumstances and identity of the girl have begun.


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kn23h:
Do you expect someone like him to know that having a Yoruba country doesn't necessarily mean that we can't have diplomatic relationship with other countries? Many of the Yoruba businesses on this thread have companies located in other countries.

No country stands alone. Having a Yoruba country simply means that we have all rights to govern and develop ourselves at our own pace. i.e Yorubas can emphasis on tourism, cultural exploration, natural resource exploration etc.

Hate is a strong word, it's a feeling I don't like entertaining. But....If na say I hate pesin, na unity begging Yorubas who are so ignorant of Yoruba success and commonwealth. Everything falls back on Nigeria's dilapidated education system.

Nigga is even quoting kiriji war...... o ma se. Are y'all still living in stoneages?

right to open our economy to tourist
right to enjoy our sea line and border force
right to set up our own airline trade with our kiths in brazil
chai chai

Johnandv:
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BS!
J[s]ust like it can be felt by amala eaters, see how all of you are quoting me in numbers, what can you say about that rat poison consumer? is someone trying to use muscle to hide their long standing laziness by force? :[/s]P

abeg may we dey observe this pig about to run mad

if it makes you feel better about 3m people awo killed and 20 pounds we agree he used rat poison
it must make you feel good to hear that

ODVanguard:
Gosh, did you just ask this?? Is Nigeria after all these years politically stable? This is unity begging at its worst form. It's like saying Yorubas can't live without Igbo's or Hausas. It's this sort of embarassing unity begging that makes us butt of jokes. There are many Yoruba enterpreneurs that are doing great in Ghana as well as other neighboring countries without qualms, so who says we can't be good neighbours with the others while doing business with one another?

The entire population of Kenya (East Africa's largest economy) is barely 40-million and yet it's doing great, even though their economy is only barely the size of Lagos (that doesn't even include the rest of the SW).

Even the Northerners have said they are not afraid to stand alone so why this unity begging for goodness sakes??

there is a need for massive sensitization of yoruba youths and to wake up the inner yoruba

Johnandv:
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[s]All you are ranting is balderdash like horse in her period. Igbos are dominating in almost everything you can think of and you are here talking rubbish, afongyz like to feel good when they gather using the same lines like show us prove and when proof is shown, show us link and when link is show they say show us evidence, but living in denial won't in anyway affect reality. And the reality is that scarface fallen demons use our processing plant to display ad their achievement (fact). There is absolutely no way you can equal the Igbos in anything of which you are aware, you can masturbate and rant as much as it pleases you, it's allowed on your nairaland institution of yoruba achievement[/s]

ranting of a pig
show us what your dominating in apart from innoson repetition

descendants of a lizard God

kn23h:
Scholes0, come and get your brother.

infact hes one of the gullible yorubas gradson refers to who thinks nigeria is working for them

ModsWillKillNL:
You guys are behaving like kids.

Did you hear of the Kiriji war?

Why is Ilorin an emirate today?

your reference is to events that occured over 2000 years ago

pls email let me furnish your thinking you dont seem to know whats happening

ModsWillKillNL:
There are so many factors to consider.

Do you think an independent Yorubaland will be politically stable enough to attain it's full potential?

yes it will be stable if we agree to our laws

ModsWillKillNL:
Persistence is key.

South African blacks persisted until they took their country back.

We must not give up.

Independence means starting all over again.

persisitence with what


you dont seem to know how nigeria operates
you will be persistent to eternity if you believe north will say yes to restructuring
i can bet my ass if north pulls out of nigeria

this your theory will change

Deedeedee5:
Yeah you are right

Some of my kiths still think restructuring will come 16+ years now it's yet to be acted on

ModsWillKillNL:
I don't subscribe to that.

We shall fare better in Nigeria especially if the country is restructured.

What part of north saying No to restructuring are you failing to understand?

Deedeedee5:
We have all these and yet some foolish Yoruba still shout "One Nigeria". No wonder some of these Niger delta guys believe we cant survive without their oil.

Any opportunity now Yoruba should get out

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_eHbzBZPnA


http://saharareporters.com/2007/06/14/tell-magazine-governor-chains-ta-orji-grotto-okija-shrine



Theodore Orji sat with rapt attention. He smiled from time to time. Clearly, he was the man of the moment. Fresh off the hook of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, which accused him of being the conduit through which Abia State had been defrauded in the last eight years, he basked in the euphoria of the day. When Orji Kalu, the then governor of the state whom he served as chief of staff, mounted the rostrum and tried to defuse some misgivings that the new governor would not be his own man, Orji could not but laugh.

In no time, Orji was called to come and take the oath of office as the governor of Abia State, some minutes after Chris Akoma, his deputy, had taken his. The day was May 29, 2007. He swore to defend the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and that his loyalty would be to no one but Nigeria. His inaugural speech left those present with the impression that the messiah was here. And to cap it all, he asked God to help him.

Unknown to many at the inauguration, however, their new governor had, five months earlier, specifically in January, sold his soul to the devil, all in a bid to be governor. He agreed to a fetish oath instigated by Kalu, the state’s immediate past governor and his political godfather. Facts at the disposal of the magazine indicate that Orji was taken to Eketenshi Shrine at Igbere, Kalu’s village, located in Bende Local Government area of the state, and made to swear to an oath of allegiance. Sheepishly, he sold Abia State and its people to Kalu, who told the audience tongue-in-cheek, while handing over to Orji, that “I have no control of the state henceforth. I hand you over and leave you to your conscience.”

That was months after Benedict Meregini, the chief priest of the shrine and chairman of the Progressive Peoples Alliance, PPA, in Abia State, and Chris Osuagwu, who was Kalu’s commissioner for public utilities from 2004 to 2007, ensured that Orji, clad in only his underpants, observed the oath-taking to the letter. Meregini, a former staff of Tabs Assurance Limited, gave Orji some concoction to drink. It is believed that if Orji should betray his former boss, he would die. Amazingly, Orji was bound hand and feet while going through the rituals. The chains, according to people who understand the implications, symbolised subjugation of the new governor to the direct control of the Kalu dynasty.

Osuagwu, who was also the chairman of Reality Organisation Worldwide, an organisation run by Eunice Kalu, aka Mother Excellency, Kalu’s mother, did all within his power to see to it that in the event that Orji, a 1977 graduate of the University of Ibadan, goes against the kernel of the oath, there would be evidence to make him toe the line. So, Osuagwu ensured Orji’s session at the shrine was video-recorded and, at a point, when the new Abia governor appeared to be hiding his face, Osuagwu walked up to the platform to raise his head. Indeed, the plan is that, should Orji want to assert himself in power, and fail to resign at the appropriate time as has been earlier agreed upon, his undated resignation letter and the other details of his sordid ritual undertakings would be made public. That, in the reckoning of former Governor Kalu and Mother Excellency, would thoroughly embarrass and disgrace him out of office.

In fact, Osuagwu, who is currently seeking election as chairman of Umuahia Local Government, is allegedly notorious in the state for his coordination of fetish initiation of officials and other aides of the former governor. It was this role, it was learnt, that had earned him the two plum positions he held in Kalu’s government. Osuagwu, however, denied coordinating oath-taking rituals for Kalu government.

At the end of the gory ritual session, which involved the use of a live chicken, kolanut and so on, Orji is said to have sworn that he would be in power for only six months, after which he would give way for his deputy, Akoma, to take over as the governor of the state. He was reportedly made to sign an undated letter of resignation.
TELL gathered that Akoma’s part of the deal was to nominate Mascot Nsiegbe, also known as Mascot Uzor Kalu, as the deputy governor. Nsiegbe is Kalu’s younger brother who is based in the United States of US. The game plan, according to facts obtained by the magazine, will ultimately see Nsiegbe taking over power after Akoma would have given way, either through impeachment or other means. Akoma, according to the agreement, was to be in power for 18 months, after which Nsiegbe, as scripted, would then step in as the governor. Sources close to the governor dismiss this as a figment of the imagination of political enemies. Some observers also argue that even if such a plan exists, it may be difficult to implement. They cite the case of Chris Ngige of Anambra State who, after swearing an oath of allegiance at Okija shrine, turned against Chris Uba, his political godfather.

But what is the reason for resorting to fetish rituals as a way of extracting loyalty? Sources say the ritual was informed by the fact that Kalu needs to cover his tracks because his government is being investigated for corruption running to billons of naira. There is a fresh allegation involving a huge sum of N250 million which is said to have been siphoned from the coffers of the state. The money in question was released to Ochendo Campaign Organisation, which handled PPA’s campaigns for the April governorship race. A lady, J. O. Kalu, who acted as Kalu’s chief of staff after Orji was drafted into the governorship race, had, in an April 12 letter, informed the state commissioner of finance that the then governor had approved the sum of N250 million to Ochendo Campaign Organisation “to enable them offset some campaign expenses.” After the release of the money, which was given to Mercy Orji, the new governor’s wife, it was allegedly handed over to Kalu who contested the April 21 presidential election.
Aside from this last-minute fraud, Kalu is believed to have siphoned an estimated N40 billion of Abia State funds between 2002 and 2005. The funds, which were allegedly misappropriated through various means, were said to have been taken out through the state’s main account in the defunct Hallmark Bank and the local government joint account at Guaranty Trust Bank, GTB. The new governor was linked to the withdrawal of N5.6 billion in cash from the state’s account in GTB. For this reason and the fact that contrary to bank regulations, he cashed some government cheques over the counter, Orji, early this year, was arrested by the EFCC. It took an order of the Court of Appeal, Lagos, to get him out on time to be inaugurated as governor.

Already, the issue of the shrine scandal has led to protests in the state. On Saturday, June 2, concerned citizens of Abia State poured out into the streets of Umuahia and Aba over the matter. Thus, in their show of displeasure over the morally depraved pictures of their new governor, elders, religious leaders, youths and women groups in the state staged peaceful demonstrations round the streets of the two towns. The grouse of the protesters is that with such oath rituals, Orji’s government in the state may have mortgaged the future of the state to his political godfather who facilitated his emergence as governor of the state.

The protesters in Aba, under the platform of Concerned Citizens of Abia State, expressed disgust that a man who aspired to lead the state could condescend to being stripped to his underpants, with his hands and feet bound, in total submission to the whims of his political godfather. The protesting group, led by Enyinnaya Azubike, a retired school principal, condemned former Governor Kalu’s dehumanisation of public officials in the state through ritualism, and called on Orji to voluntarily vacate his office as governor of the state.

In a similar vein, another group, Abia Youth Front, last week, took to the streets of Umuahia in protest against the linkage of the newly inaugurated governor of the state with the oath-taking scandal now rocking the state. Led by Austin Awa, a councillor in Ikwuano council area, the youth group vowed that it would stop at nothing in mobilising forces that would stampede him out of office. Women of the state were also not left out of the plethora of condemnations against Governor Orji’s alleged ritualism. Led by Nnenna Onwuka, they described the governor’s involvement in ritual practices as a contradiction to the catch-phrase that Abia is God’s own state. The women, however, opted for a divine option in redeeming the battered image which, according to them, the state has suffered following Orji’s involvement in oath-taking rituals. Onwuka stated that the women, in their thousands, have decided to seek the face of God for the restoration of the state to its former pride of place.

But Governor Orji has denied any involvement in ritualism. The governor told the magazine that the pictures and video clips showing his person were simulated by the opposition to discredit his government. He lamented the extent to which the opposition could go in destroying his reputation built over long years of hard work. He maintained that, as a devout Christian, he would not have brought himself so low as to undergo such ritual episodes as shown in the photographs and video clips in circulation. Of note, however, is that Ngige also claimed to be a Christian. He even claimed to have consulted his bishop before swearing an oath of allegiance at Okija. Orji added that he had never been bound hand and feet since he was born, as shown in the pictures, and wondered why the opposition would resort to such underhand tactics in the name of politics. Orji maintained that he became the governor because he was ordained by God, stating that there was nothing any person could do to stop him. The embattled governor, however, called on “the masterminds of the obscene pictures” to retrace their steps and team up with his government in the task of developing the state. Picking holes in the photographs, he contended that no secret society would have employed the services of camera men in its affairs. He also pointed out that his simulated pictures were superimposed in all of the clips circulating in the state and beyond. He called on the people of Abia State to remain calm, assuring them that he would never let the machinations of the opposition to distract his government from pursuing its developmental programmes and policies for the people. The Action Congress, AC, one of the political parties whose candidate, Iheanacho Obioma, lost to Orji in the governorship election in the state, curiously rose to his support. Obi Aham, the party’s state chairman, gave him a clean bill. Aham described Orji as a clean man, and insisted that he would not have involved himself in such a mess as shown in the photographs and video clips. The party maintained that his party had already resolved not to challenge Orji’s victory before the tribunal, and called on those behind the circulation of the leaflets containing the photographs to desist from such practice and join hands with the government in the building of the state.
But CSL Nwosu, a former secretary to the state government, SSG, under Kalu, said that the oath-taking story is real. Nwosu, who was SSG between 1999 and 2001, said that such acts were part of the system under Kalu. He told the magazine that Orji should just vacate the office, as he has lost the moral standing to govern the state.

Significantly, it was one Chijioke Okoro, a former aide of Kalu, who first alleged, in September 2004, that Kalu and his mother, now declared wanted by the EFCC, took aides to Okija shrine in Anambra State to take oath of allegiance. That allegation was corroborated by Amah Nnanna, another former aide who, in an interview with TELL in January 2005, alleged that the former governor took his aides to Okija shrine to swear to the oath of allegiance. He said the trip to the shrine was organised by Reality Organisation Worldwide, the political machine led by the former governor’s mother. Nnanna said aides were made to swear at the shrine as a precondition for being members of the state cabinet. According to Nnanna, all his commissioners, advisers and appointees, as well as members of the House of Assembly performed the ritual. Said he: “He (Kalu) told us that in his first term, a lot of people whom he empowered turned around to fight him and that, this time around, he was not going to appoint anybody without extracting an oath of allegiance from the appointees. To that extent, everybody, including myself, went to Okija. All the commissioners in Abia State went to Okija, all the special advisers in Abia State went to Okija, all the local government chairmen, all councillors, went to Okija.” He fingered G. C. Duru, former chairman of Abia South Local Government, popularly called the ‘Grand Commander of the Faithful,’ as the coordinator of the shrine activities. Apart from Okija, he claimed that a river in the governor’s village was also used for the fetish activities.

But in one of his denials, the former governor said it was not so. In a press release, then signed by Onuoha Udeala, Kalu said: “The only shrine I know in my life is the shrine (grotto) of the Virgin Mary, revered in the entire Catholic Church. I am a devout Christian, God-fearing, and I wish to state categorically that I do not have any business with the Okija shrine. I challenge the accuser to make available to the police his letter of employment, identity card, pay slip and other such accoutrements of legitimate employees to substantiate his claims.”

For now, the heat is on Orji to explain his presence at the shrine and redeem his battered image. And, following the way things stand, the heat is just starting as he may face more pressure once the election tribunal begins the hearing of the petition against his election as governor of Abia State.

The embattled governor attended St. Michael’s Primary School, Umuahia, and had his secondary education at Santa Crux Secondary School, Olokoro, Umuahia. He proceeded to Holy Ghost College, Owerri, for his higher school certificate before gaining admission to the University of Ibadan. Fair-complexioned Orji served in the civil service for a period of 27 years and rose to the enviable position of permanent secretary before becoming the secretary of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, in Abia State, a position which made his path cross with Kalu’s.
The political romance between the duo dates back to 1998 when the State Security Service, SSS, was said to have filed a damaging report against Kalu who was then gunning for the governorship of the state. Orji was said to have used his position as INEC secretary in the state to pull out the damaging SSS report from the commission’s records, thus saving Kalu’s political career. Kalu was, therefore, saved from the impending disqualification in the 1999 general elections. He compensated him with the job of chief of staff and, after eight years,

2015 news ?

ModsWillKillNL:
Yes o.

The best of flatiyeasterners are those one you see in Yorubaland.

Flatiyeasterners based in the yeast are no different from abokkkkis.

In fact, they are worse.

They still sell their wives and eat human flesh.

IPOB is a typical reflection of who the flatiyeasterners based in the yeast are.

They are just clowns with warped unrealistic ideas and beliefs.

SMH

I'm telling you the best ibos are in Yoruba land

Mr Akin Olusuyi - Managing Director & CEO



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- 7,000 metric tonnes of cocoa liquor.
- 8,000 metric tonnes of cocoa butter.
- 2,000 metric tonnes of cocoa cake.
- 7,200 metric tonnes of cocoa powder.

The company has over the years built a robust reputation for itself in the global cocoa market by the quality of the market. It has consistently delivered to the market. It has undergone various changes in its ownership structure transforming from 100% government ownership at inception to the current 90% private ownership with substantial part of this held by Skye Bank and Bank of Industry respectively.

Our vision has always been to acquire and sustain the reputation of a key player in the global Cocoa market and have strived to realize this by consistently employing high Standard Processing Practices that meet quality expectations of our international and local partners while consciously building enduring mutually beneficial relationship with these and prospective customers. In doing these we aim at adding value to Cocoa, create wealth and promote healthy living.

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The company, with an installed but expandable capacity of 30,000 metric tons of cocoa per annum, is built on a 23.6 hectare parcel of land, about 75% of which is yet to be developed and available for future expansion and integration. Located in the heart of Cocoa producing belt of Nigeria, it enjoys easy access to its raw materials.

The major shareholders are optimistic of the great potentials and are ready to share this with prospective interests.

Welcome to the world of Cocoa products (Ile-Oluji) Limited.

FTN Cocoa processors Plc was formerly registered as Fantastic Traders Nigeria Limited, a Limited Liability Company Which was incorporated in 1991. The company commenced cocoa processing business with third party arrangement (Toll Processing) with Stanmark cocoa processing company limited in 1995 for conversion of cocoa beans into cocoa butter and cocoa cake/powder.

The company later extended its third party processing activities to Ile-Oluji, Cocoa Cooperative, Cocoa Akure and Cocoa products , Ede Osun State.

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Euromar Berlin
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Indcresa Spain
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Solid relationship was also established with local users such as Nestle Nigeria Plc and Promasidor Nigeria Limited makers of Cowbell Milk and Cocoa products.
In March 2001 the company diversified into processing of palm kernel with the establishment of a 20,000 MT per annum crushing facility in Ibadan.
The products which are mainly crude palm kernel oil and palm kernel cake are sold locally to industrial users such as edible oil refineries and soap manufacturers.
Our major customers in this business are Lina oil mills ltd, sudit oil mills ltd, alkanaah industries ltd all in Ibadan and smooford industries ltd in Iperu Ogun State. This facility is being forward integrated into Palm Kernel Oil Refinery with the acquisition of a 50,000 metric Tons per annum vegetable oil Refinery in Ibadan.
Over a period of 16 years FTN cocoa processors plc have processed about 64,000 MT of cocoa beans and 90,000 MT of palm kernel.
Sir (Chief) S.O. Oguntimehin is the chairman of the company. He is a past President of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria( ICAN). He is on the Board of some companies such as Academy Press Limited,Smart Products Nigeria Plc, Femi Johnson & Company Ltd. He is a high Chief of Ondo Town.
He was formerly serving as an Honorable member of the Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Crimes Commission (ICPC).

Mr Abiola Aderonmu : Mr Abiola Aderonmu is The Managing Director and Chief Executive of the company. He has a first degree in Agriculture Economics from the University of Ibadan in 1983 with a second class upper division and Masters degree in Business Administration and Management from the University of Lagos 1985.He is an associate member of Nigerian Institute of Management. He is also on the board of Smart Products Nigeria Plc; a company listed in the second tier market of the Nigerian Stock Exchange.


Mr Akin Laoye : Mr Akin Laoye is an The executive Director of the Company. Mr Laoye has a first degree with Honors in Political Science from the University of Ibadan in 1988 with a second class upper division. He holds a masters degree in Business Administration from the Lagos Business School/ Pan African University. He has attended international business seminars among which are Competing in a Global Environment at IESE Business School, University of Nevarra, Barcelona Spain. He is on the board of Smart Products Nigeria Plc; a company listed in the second tier market of the Nigerian Stock Exchange.


Mr Wole Abegunde: Mr Wole Abegunde is a director of the company, has varied experience in the manufacturing and banking industries as well as the capital market. He has handled responsibilities in brand management, credit appraisal and management, stock broking and capita issues.

Mr Olusoji Balogun : Mr Olusoji Balogun is a director of the company. He was trained as a metallurgical engineer with over 10 years experience. He is a director of Stobal Nigeria Limited and EHFC Limited (an Equipment Fabrication and Hiring Company).
Our experience in cocoa processing business led to the informed decision to lease cocoa products company ltd, Ille-Oluji, Ondo State in 2003 at a time the company was moribund. Our successful turn around of the company paved way for its privatization in 2006. In 2005 the company decided to venture into full scale self production. The process commenced in March 2006. the factory covers an area of approximately 4 acres with initial processing capacity of 10,000 MT of cocoa beans. It is a fully integrated factory with packing lines for cocoa liquor, cocoa butter, cocoa cake and cocoa powder plant. We commissioned the factory in November 2007. An additional 10,000 MT capacity per annum line was commissioned in September 2011 while the vegetable oil aspect was commissioned in January 2013.

The company later extended its third party processing activities to Ile-Oluji, Cocoa Cooperative, Cocoa Akure and Cocoa products , Ede Osun State. Within a period of 13 years it had established strong relations with overseas cocoa product buyers all over the world. We went ahead to solidify our relationship with many local users such as Nestle Nigeria Plc and Promasidor Nigeria Limited; makers of Cowbell Milk and Cocoa products.



https://www.ftncocoa.com.ng/bod.shtml

ModsWillKillNL:
hahahahahaha

After which they will start posting A, B, C, .... Z

All the same, they have started swallowing the humble pie.

But we must never stop feeding them with it because they have short memory. Before you know it, they will go back to their empty chest beating mode.

I'm in Enugu and you will be surprised at how backward thinking Igbo people are

ModsWillKillNL:
hahahaha

Not only that, they have been posting pictures of Innoson employees.

Very soon members of CD sellers association

ModsWillKillNL:
Empty chest-beating rants of a typical looonatic flatiyeasterner.

The message is sinking in.

flatiyeasterners have started falling in line and acknowledging their masters.

What you are doing now is similar to the last kicks of a dying ram.

They have repeated innoson like 509 times

Ihatepork:
This is nice. God bless the SW and all Yorubas. There is also Obasa Vehicles in Ekiti and JAC assembly plant in Lagos. Meanwhile, Ps and Is from landlocked, erosion republic rn.

oladeebo:
The Igbo are the second largest group of people living in southern Nigeria. They are socially and culturally diverse, consisting of many subgroups. Although they live in scattered groups of villages, they all speak one language.

The Igbo have no common traditional story of their origins. Historians have proposed two major theories of Igbo origins. One claims the existence of a core area, or "nuclear Igboland." The other claims that the Igbo are descended from waves of immigrants from the north and the west who arrived in the fourteenth or fifteenth century. Three of these are the Nri, Nzam, and Anam.

European contact with the Igbo began with the arrival of the Portuguese in the mid-fifteenth century. At first the Europeans confined themselves to slave trade on the Niger Coast. At this point, the main item of commerce provided by the Igbo was slaves, many of whom were sent to the New World. After the abolition of the slave trade in 1807, British companies pushed beyond the coastal areas and aggressively pursued control of the interior. The Protectorate of Southern Nigeria, created in 1900, included Igboland. Until 1960, Nigeria remained a British colony, and the Igbo were British subjects. On October 1, 1960, Nigeria became an independent nation structured as a federation of states.



Read more: http://www.everyculture.com/wc/Mauritania-to-Nigeria/Igbo.html#ixzz4q0C2T5mX

THE LAST ONE CLAIMS THEY ARE DESCENDANTS OF A LIZARD CAUGHTBY EDO EMPIRE USED AS SLAVES

Is that what Nigerian army plans to use to kill those biafrans

Ihatepork:
This is nice. God bless the SW and all Yorubas. There is also Obasa Vehicles in Ekiti and JAC assembly plant in Lagos. Meanwhile, Ps and Is from landlocked, erosion republic rn.