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Amarabae:
you and who de do number?
Ataro m gi. Mkpi ohia

story
send your email if that one no work i don follow you

Amarabae:
how can I be pained when I am here celebrating innoson?
If you cant afford it, then E Mechie Onu Iberibe gi a..
Innoson is going higher, deal with it.

amara im waiting for your number i dey enugu

ibo will say everything bad about awolowo as it makes them feel better about the role he played in civil war
from rat poison now to this

NICE

Pig and monkey

Tunji Sanusi


THE TEAM
CO-FOUNDER

Managing Director/CEO- Tunji Sanusi- LL.B (Hons), BL

Tunji studied law at the Ahmadu Bello University Zaria and is a qualified Barrister at Law. He has worked in various capacities ranging from relationship management, Supply & Distribution of products and business development in the oil and gas industry to project management in the power sector within and outside Nigeria. He was the relationship manager and Area Manager Abuja at Petroleum Projects International limited (PPI), Country Director, Alliance Energy Limited in The Republic of Guinea Bissau, and Vice President Business Development for Genesis Electricity Limited where he was actively involved in the various 10MW and 20MW in Guinea Bissau and Island of Sao Tome and Principe.



He has attended seminars and courses in Project management and attended other courses including the Economics of Downstream Logistics and Distribution at the prestigious Oxford Princeton College of Petroleum Studies.



He was the Business Development Manager for Shoreline Energy, an indigenous power solutions company and Costain (West Africa) Plc before moving to M.R.S Oil and Gas as Head of Supply where he was responsible for product imports and scheduling. He was also the Managing Director/CEO of Energyone International Limited, a foremost LPG logistics and marketing company. He is a Co-Founder and Managing Director/CEO of Practical Energy Services Limited (PESL). Tunji is responsible for the overall strategy development of the company.



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CO-FOUNDER

Director- Olanrewaju Abdul-Toheeb Sanni

Lanre graduated with a B.Sc. in Mathematics & Statistics from the University of Lagos. He started his career at the Nigerian Deposit Insurance Co-operation (NDIC) where he worked diligently for several years at the receivership and liquidation department.
Lanre’s drive for challenges also made him pursue various business opportunities in various sectors like the telecommunication industry and then later diversified into the Oil & Gas sector where he joined Avon Basic Concept, an Oil Trading Company where he was head of marketing and furthered his career with Aime Nigeria Ltd an oil servicing firm where he was the General Manager for several years.


He later founded Asoil Energy Limited, a company focused on marketing and trading of refined petroleum products where as the Chief Executive Officer he established direct trade relations with Total, Oando, Zenon and a host of other major downstream players. His presence and expertise spanned a remarkable growth for both the company’s stakeholders and clientele.
Lanre’s analytical background has enabled him to apply himself in risk management which has enabled him make good business judgement on various projects.


His track record of performance and excellence endeared him to the vision of Practical Energy Services Limited where he is presently a Co-Founder/Executive Director. He loves to travel, read and explore new opportunities.



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Director- Mr Lanre Gbajabiamila
























Mr Lanre Gbajabiamila graduated with a B.SC (Hons) degree in Marketing from California State University, USA and obtained a certification in Unix Programming from the prestigious ‘Seale Group’, Atlanta Georgia in 1999.
He started his career with Derivion/Metavante Corporation in 1997 as a Senior Analyst and also worked as Senior Consultant in several blue chip companies such as BearingPoint INC, Atlanta where he was a Senior Management Consultant.
Ever since his return to Nigeria he has been very active in the Nigerian gaming industry such as the National Sports Lottery (NSL) where he was the Senior IT Manager on Software Quality Assurance where he pioneered the Essnet Lottery Operating System (ELOS) which effectively managed 5 million lottery transactions weekly.



He was also appointed General Manager/ Chief Executive Officer of the Lagos State Lotteries Board, where he led the Lagos State Lotteries Board to become a trail blazing regulator of lottery and related gaming activities in Nigeria. Over the years, he has attended international and local executive management programs along with gaming and regulatory training conferences. He is a member of Institute of Directors and the Ikoyi Club, Lagos. He is a non-executive director in Makklink Limited and Ginger Hospitality Limited.



Mr Gbajabiamila brings to the company his vast managerial expertise as well as his extensive local and international business network.



He is also an avid lover of sports whose favorite pastime includes soccer, tennis, swimming and travelling. He is an avid Liverpool fan and is married and blessed with 3 children.
























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GAS Advisory- Gas Systems and Infrastructure – Mr Yinka Olugbode

Mr. Olugbode is seasoned and experienced gas systems expert and is presently the Managing Director/CEO of TABA Nigeria limited, an indigenous gas solutions and equipment service company. He has undertaken several gas related projects for Shell, NNPC and The Nigerian Gas Company.



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Oilfield Support Advisory- Mr Scott Gregory

Mr. Gregory has more than 25 years’ experience in the oil & gas industry. His experience spans the majority of fields within the oil & gas terrain including provision of various services in the upstream sector of the market. Upstream activities include execution of various types of pipeline and pipeline facilities contracts in all manner of terrain from Offshore, swamp and dry land environments.
































He also has provided management expertise in the upstream sector to numerous start-up entities in the West African region with a solid track record of achieving strong results in a very short time frame. During his tenure in West Africa, Mr. Gregory has successfully executed numerous Projects for Shell, ExxonMobil, Chevron, Addax, Esso, Texaco, Apache, Total and numerous field development programs for select Independent E&P outfits. He is married with kids

Olalekan Akinyanmi

LEKOIL


ackground
On 17 May 2013 Lekoil successfully listed on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange with a US$50million fundraising.

Results of the significant discovery at the Ogo-1 well and subsequent sidetrack suggest potential net recoverable resources of 232 mmboe (P50) and 354 mmboe (P10) to Lekoil Nigeria with additional upside potential expected in the synrift play.

Post IPO, Lekoil announced further fundraisings with gross proceeds of approximately US$120 million to fund the drilling completion and testing of the Ogo-1 well and the Ogo-1 sidetrack.

A 3D seismic programme, designed by the partners in OPL 310 - Lekoil, Afren Plc and Optimum Petroleum Development Ltd – commenced on 20 March 2014 to cover the remaining 80% of the block.

Announced on 19 May 2014: the acquisition of a 40% interest in the Otakikpo Marginal Field, in OML 11 in Nigeria, adjacent to the shoreline, with estimated 2C resource estimates of 56.75mmbbls.

Otakikpo Marginal Field scheduled to begin production around mid-year 2015

Majority owner of Blocks 2514A&B in Namibi

LEKOIL Cayman was formed by professionals who have extensive experience in both global oil exploration and global financial markets.
Our value proposition focuses on "local implementation facilitated by global resource access".
Our experienced management team and board understand the operational, regulatory, environmental and security issues that drive successful operations in Africa.
Board members managed portfolio of $15Bn+ equity investments in listed natural resource companies.
Technical team has deep expertise in exploration, production and geophysics in Nigeria, Middle-East and Europe.
At board and management level we have existing strong and long-developed relationships with Government, major International Oil Companies (IOC's), large independent Exploration & Production companies (E&P's) and global financial institutions.
LEKOIL's African activities are centralised through a group holding company structure based in the Cayman Islands. We coordinate our African activities from Lagos, Nigeria.


OUR STRATEGY

Pan African Strategy focusing on:
Dahomey Basin
Niger Delta
New Basins
Priorities
Create a balanced portfolio of exploration production assets
Exploit overlooked opportunities in new and existing basins
Utilize corporate structures and partnerships that benefit from advantageous fiscal terms to indigenous companies
Utilize and grow regional and intra-continental relationships
Optimize our strong technical team and industry relationships
Maximize our strong relationships in financial industry
Growth strategy overview
Medium-term (18 – 36 months)
Objectives


Commence and grow production from Otakikpo Marginal field.
Further appraisal of OPL 310.
Grow asset portfolio with value accretive acquisitions in line with corporate strategy.
Namibia: Historical data review prior to basin study and new data acquisition.
Build out Dahomey basin portfolio.
Red Down Arrow
Long-term (36+ months)
Objectives







Continue phased implementation of Otakikpo development.
Final Investment Decision for OPL 310.
Add other producing assets – (marginal fields/ acquire economic IOCs divestments).
Pursue other opportunities in known basins.
Execute other studies and add high-impact, promising exploration plays.


OUR AFFILIATES

LEKGAS
Shola Adekeye
Managing Director, LEKOIL Gas & Power
Find out more


LEKOIL Namibia
taShi Shiimi-ya-Shiimi
Managing Director, LEKOIL Namibia
Find out more

TUNJI OGUNKANMI


CORPORATE INFORMATION

We are Cornerstone Insurance Plc. Incorporated on 26th July 1991 as a private limited liability company and became a Public Limited Liability, quoted on the Nigerian Stock Exchange in 1997. Our organization was established to conduct Insurance business in a professional, ethical and customer-focused manner and has remained committed to these values over the years.

The Company is licensed and re-certified by the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) to do both General and Life businesses and the classes of Insurance business we currently undertake include the following:

Motor Vehicle, Aviation, Marine, Engineering All Risks, Asset Protection, Liability to Third Party, Oil & Gas, Group Life, Credit Life, Mortgage Protection, Term Assurance, Wealth Creation Products and Takaful (Islamic Insurance)

The company’s Authorized Share Capital and Market Capitalization is N7.5 billion and N5 billion respectively, while the Shareholders’ Funds is N8.045 billion as at December, 2015. The total assets of the company are in excess of N15.38 billion.

At Cornerstone, we remain committed to both our core values of Integrity, Empathy, Professionalism, Innovation, and Team Spirit and our continued mission of delivering value beyond expectations through needs-based products and quality service

OUR TECHNOLOGY
Cornerstone Insurance Plc. Is the first insurance company in Nigeria to provide customers with an online platform for insurance transactions. Little wonder why Cornerstone Insurance Plc. was adjudged as the ‘Best Use of IT in Insurance Service’ 2012, by the Financial Technology Magazine.

Our services are technology driven by cutting edge Insurance applications. These services are accessible with ease through the internet and/or mobile technology.



still in our hearts.
As I write this medium for you 15 years after you departed from mother Earth, it dawned on me that the incident that took you away from us happened just around this exact moment 15 years ago; That terrible night on the 5th of November, 2000.
The night of Saturday, 5th of November 2000 will forever remain a night we will always remember, at least for those of us whose dreams were born because we saw yours come true right before our eyes. Uncle Tunji as we always called you. Death might have taken you but your works are here with us. Many reading this may not know you and would be wondering who you really were. Tunji Ogunkanmi founded Cornerstone Insurance at the age of 30 in 1991 and became the companies first CEO and the youngest CEO in the insurance industry as at that time. Dreams truly come true, and Tunji clearly proved that. Without a silver spoon, Tunji dreamt big and the dreams came true. Fought for his dreams and proved that a boy born and raised in Ile Ogbo, Osun whose first and real experience of Lagos was when he gained admission into UNILAG to study Insurance can actually make it big here without cutting corners.
Founding an insurance company at age of 30 at the time when the country was being ruled by the military with its economy in the mud might look like a dream far-fetched for many but surely not for you… You started the journey against all odds and by 2007 took company to the Nigerian Stock Exchange. You are a star, one life suddenly taken from our skies but cannot be erased from our hearts. A great candle that life’s winds decided to put out but still lights many paths even in death.
Until your death, you had kids of family and friends on your payroll, sending everyone to school. A bread winner to many. An helper to those who didn’t even know your story. Many wouldn’t even have seen the gate of a university if not for your helping hands. You gave to friends, family and strangers. You touched everyone.
Growing up, Your story inspired everyone of us to fight our ways out of poverty. To not only dream big but to also do big, that dreams truly come true if we work at it. A cousin so old and fatherly everyone called you Uncle. My mum would always say “If Tunji could make it, you guys will”.
But on that terrible night, the hazards of the reality called Nigeria took you from us. On your way back from a friend’s birthday party, an armed robbery incident on Falomo bridge, Ikoyi took you away from us, along with Deepak Mehta, the then Indian-Canadian managing director of Equitorial Trust Bank. Nigeria eats its stars, and sadly nothing has changed. Just last year, we lost Kunle Olaifa to our terrible roads. (Takes me to Ayosogunro’s ‘Everything in Nigeria is out to kill you’. Nothing has changed. Our country still today consume its own young dreamers and great men.
We all die. The goal isn’t to live forever, the goal is to create something that will.
- Chuck Palahniuk
You will live forever not just in our hearts but in our lives… every time we see the Cornerstone logo will remember you. Every time we hear cornerstone advert on the radio we will remember you. Every dream thag comes true will remind us of you. You will live in every share of the company traded on the stock exchange. You loved life, lived it and conquered it. You loved to play Golf so much we are sure if they play it in heaven, you’d have a mansion full of trophies. You will forever be remembered. Live on, rest on. Adetunji Akanji Ogunkanmi.
For Tunji Ogunkanmi (Late), Founding CEO of Cornerstone Insurance Plc.
“Until his death, Tunji worked hard, dreamt big, was a friend to everyone around him and was passionate about his home town Ile-Ogbo. He took the name every where. Tunji lead the company with his heart and also sat on the board of other great Nigeria businesses”

Cyynthia:
We Yoruba Christians don't take those arewa miscreants serious here in SW. Those that are worshipping arewa are my Muslim brothers, even when arewa have chosen to treat them like inferior Muslims, yet they are still worshipping them back to back.

biafran cynthia what concerns yoruba with arewa and ibo

Bolaji Balogun btw why so many balogun in the business of Money


ne of the greatest misconceptions that people have about Africa, still, is that it is too risky. What they need to realize is that risk is easily translated into opportunity,” says Bolaji Balogun, CEO of Chapel Hill Denham. Balogun set up Chapel Hill, a financial services advisory firm based in Lagos, in 2005 but with keen ambitions to develop his business into a full-service investment bank, Chapel Hill merged with Denham Management in 2008, with Balogun at the helm. He has firmly established the business as one of Nigeria’s most trusted and well-connected advisers. “The integration process when we first merged with Denham was interesting to begin with,” he explains. “We had tripled our number of employees and our client base had become a lot more diversified: Whereas we were used to serving institutional clients, we now had to increasingly serve retail clients as well.” After quickly overcoming these initial difficulties, Chapel Hill Denham has become the backbone of Nigerian investment banking, with leading positions in M&A, debt and equity capital markets. Any risks that were initially felt soon dissipated. Throughout his career, Balogun has proved to be a self-starter and keen business-person, stepping away from the family business and carving out his own career. By contrast, his brother Ladi has remained at First City Monument Bank (FCMB), the bank that has been owned by the Balogun family since the 1980s. In 2001, he left FCMB to try his hand as an entrepreneur before later setting up his own investment banking advisory firm. “At the time, the family business was transitioning from a traditional merchant bank into a universal commercial bank – something I wasn’t really interested in anyway, so it was a good time to try my hand at something else,” says Balogun. One highlight for Balogun and Chapel Hill Denham was the advisory work the investment bank did during the banking crisis that hit Nigeria in 2008. Alongside Deutsche, Balogun and his team were brought in to advise Nigeria’s central bank on the rescue and recapitalization of the failing banks. Chapel Hill Denham led the work stream leading to the formation and funding of the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (Amcon). “In effect we saved depositors from losing N4.5 trillion [$27.7 billion] in savings – a fate that people elsewhere were not able to avoid,” he says. “We worked well with the central bank and others to ensure that the taxpayer didn’t bear the burden of the downfall. This was a massive achievement for us, pivotal to cementing faith into the banking sector in Nigeria and supporting it.” And as part of the banking recapitalization process, in 2011 Amcon issued zero-coupon bonds for three years with a face value of N5.6 trillion – the first time zero-coupon bonds were issued in Nigeria. “Before the bonds were due to mature in December 2013, there were concerns that Amcon could default, but we successfully lead managed a landmark N3.8 trillion refinancing deal for it,” says Balogun.

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Segun Balogun
LASACO Assurance Plc is a composite insurance and financial services company incorporated on 20th of December 1979 under the Companies Decree of 1968. The Company, then known as Lagos State Assurance Company Limited obtained License as an Insurer on 7th July 1980 and commenced business operations on 1st of August 1980.
With the vast opportunities presented by increased capitalization for business expansion and growth, LASACO became a Public Liability Company in 1991 when its Shares were admitted for the first time to the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) through listing by Introduction. Now in its third decade, LASACO has grown considerably in size, business coverage, profits, capital base and assets with its operations spanning all classes of the Insurance and Special Risks business, high impact financial services and Real Estate. The Company’s businesses are conducted through a network of thirteen regional and branch offices spread across Nigeria, administered by well qualified, experienced and dedicated personnel.
Following our successful recapitalization in 2007, the Company’s total assets increased to N9, 897,073,000 with a combined authorized Group Share Capital in excess of N 6.5 billion and a paid-up share capital of N3.6 billion.
LASACO’s business portfolio currently includes leadership and significant share of key Federal and State Governments Insurance businesses, multinational and private companies underwriting businesses in major sectors of the economy, from heavy Engineering, and Construction, Banking and Finance, Manufacturing Agriculture, Tourism, Life Covers to the high-tech capital intensive, special risks areas of Oil and Gas, and Aerospace. LASACO’s business interests also include Real Estate, and through its various non-core business investments. The Company also holds Shares in many blue chip enterprises.

Wole Oshin
Founder Custody alliance

Custodian and Allied Plc. (CA Plc) is a holding company with leading specialist companies and brands including Custodian and Allied Insurance Limited, Custodian Life Assurance Limited, Custodian Trustees Limited and Crusader Sterling Pensions Limited; all rendering best in class services in its versatile fold.

CA Plc. is managed by a Board comprising thorough bred professionals with proven track records in their various fields of endeavor, who bring broad and deep insights derived from several years of fruitful and eventful years of experience to bear.

Currently, with the Custodian Group assets in excess of N69.8billion and a gross written premium of over N25.7billion, the group sits comfortably within the top bracket of eminent players in Nigeria’s other financial services sector.



O.B. Oshin
Group Managing Director

Wole is the founder and Group Managing Director of the Custodian Group with interests in Life Insurance, General Insurance, Pensions and Trusteeship business. He is an industry leader with over thirty (30) years’ experience and has at various times been a member of the Presidential Committee on Pension Reforms, Chairman of the Nigerian Insurers Association, Council Member of the West African Insurance Companies Association (Ghana), and External Lecturer – West African Insurance Institute, Banjul, The Gambia. He sits on several Boards amongst which are the International Insurance Society (IIS), New York; Council Member – African Insurance Organization (Cameroun), Nigerian Insurers Association and the Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce and Industry. He has been nominated a top 25 CEO on the Nigeria Stock Exchange by the influential BusinessDay newspaper (years 2014 and 2015) as well as a nominee for “African CEO of the Year” by African Reinsurance Corporation.

A graduate of Actuarial Science from the University of Lagos and a Chartered Insurer by Profession, he holds the Doctor of Finance (Honoris Causa) from Igbinedion University and is a Fellow of the Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria, The Risk Managers Society of Nigeria and the Association of Investment Advisers and Portfolio Managers. He is the immediate past President of Lagos Business School Alumni Association (LBSAA), as well as an alumnus of the Harvard Business School (OPM42).

Wole is a firm believer in the building and transformation of the economy through the development of insurance and risk management.


r. Mrs. Omobola Johnson
Chairperson

Dr. Omobola Johnson holds a B.Sc. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from University of Manchester, an M.Sc. in Digital Electronics from Kings College, University of London as well as a Doctor of Business Administration from Cranfield University. She is the erstwhile Minister of Communications Technology, past Chairman Accenture Nigeria, Founding Chairperson of Women in Management and Business (WIMBIZ) and a fellow of the Aspen Global Leadership Network (AGLN).

She brings over thirty years of corporate experience involving the private and public sectors both locally and internationally to the Board of the Company and presently serves as non-executive director on the Boards of several Companies.


Central to Custodian’s operation is our vision to be Africa’s Insurer of choice, fuelled daily by a relentless resolve to provide innovative insurance products that meet our customer needs, whilst ensuring we remain efficient and productive.

We will continue to leverage our strength as a group to support each and every subsidiary in their quest to achieve market leadership in their respective categories.

With increased financial capacity combined with the energy produced by a crop of dedicated, young and vibrant members of the organization, with many who are professionals in their various fields, Custodian is poised to be the leader not only in Nigeria but in the Continent in the foreseeable future.

Adebola Akindele


or proper identification and regulation of vehicles in Nigeria, Courteville Business Solution Plc., patent owners of the AutoReg business solution has announced the third upgrade of her AutoReg Motor Vehicle Administration Documentation MVAD, software to the latest AutoReg Version 3 (V3). Speaking during the launching which took place at its Ebute-meta office in Lagos, General Managing Director of the company Mr Adebola Akindele, said AutoReg V3 not only brings new collaboration tools and streamlined work flows to processing centers, it also comes with new features that address the state of the art non-linear vehicle registration processes, including an online customer portal which could be accessed from Ipads, smartphones, desktops etc., giving vehicle owners the convenience of requesting for vehicle documentation renewals in the comfort of their homes and offices, thereby increasing self-help efforts for busy vehicle owners. According to him, the user/customer will find the version faster and easier to use, especially with a 24/7l customer service call center to respond to inquiries and complaints from customers. He said the platform also serves as an e-payment platform for invoicing, subscriptions payment and airtime vending. Speaking about the new product, Adebola said: “Technology is a tool that should make life easier for people. Through the AutoReg, Courteville has now made it easier for vehicle owners to gain total access to their automobiles registration as this product is simple and accessible to all customers on several platforms.”

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/vehicles-registration-becomes-easier-courtevill-upgrades-autoreg/



biggest car regristration merchant in nigeria

https://vreg.autoreglive.com/

Poto poto land losing gully erosion

ODVanguard:
Lol. Looks like they have run out of steam already. Sotay they have started profiling local barbershops, like in the attached screenshot.

Very soon they will list all the CD sellers in lagos

stanluiz:
Markfemi2 this is not a romance section answer the question of the op and contribute more to the issue.

Pls look at my first contributions

aolawale025:
Whichever way the nation loses. No effective leadership

Rather I think more assertiveness from Osibanjo
There's nothing cabal can do !
When Buhari comes back let him defend his actions simple !
And if shit gets to real we divide the nation

I'm a 100% Yoruba fanatic and I agree with this article if you don't understand as a Yoruba man email me!

When you meet Christopher ‘King’ Bowofade, y

http://techcabal.com/2017/08/14/king-chris/

God bless Yoruba nation no wonder them dey beef us

ModsWillKillNL:
I have observed that since this thread was created, loooonatic flatiyeasterners have stopped beating empty chests like chimps on how they own 99% of Lagos based on weird delusions.

Knowledge indeed is power.

Thank goodness for this thread.

Dem born them them just dey repeat innoson and coschsris like they are on convulsions

realhumanity:
About Us

Coscharis Mobility Limited, SIXT franchise in Nigeria delivers excellent service to its customers, we pride in giving them the highest value for their money.
We believe in imparting value to the Logistics industry in Nigeria, through outstanding services which conforms to international standards thereby creating an enabling environment for our staff and customers.

Our goal is to build a company that will stand the test of time in the logistics industry”

Our Vision

To continue to make positive changes in the business of logistics in Nigeria.

Quick Facts

• In 1912 SIXT was established as a Car rental and Fleet management company in Germany.
• SIXT is currently represented in over 150 countries in Europe and the Middle East and starts expansion in Asia Pacific, the Americas, Australia and Africa.
• SIXT Nigeria is the franchise of Coscharis Mobility Limited, a company under the Coscharis Group.
• Coscharis Group has substantial and visible investment in numerous sectors of the Nigerian economy.
• Coscharis Group offers world class automobile brands such as BMW, Ford, MINI, JAGUAR, LANDROVER, RANGER ROVER, MINI, JOYLONG, MG vehicles, Toyota amongst other top brands.
• Our services includes: Airport pick up and drop off, Car rental ( short and long term), School bus and staff bus scheme, Light trucks, Vehicle lease, Fleet management, Armoured vehicles ,Escort services and Protocol services.
• SIXT started its operations officially in Nigeria on 3rd March, 2013
• SIXT has 9 locations presently nationwide and still counting, there are: ( Lagos ( V/I , CG Eko, Oriental Hotel, FourPoint Hotel, Airport stand arrival wing E, Port Harcourt, Abuja, Calabar and Kano state
• Our contacts are: reservations@sixtnigeria.com, customerservice@sixtnigeria.com, Web: sixt.com.ng, Blog: www.sixtblog.com, Facebook: Sixtrent a car Nigeria, Twitter: Coscharismob@twitter.com
• Our Numbers are: 0700SIXTCARS (070074982277) 0700SIXTABJ( 07007498225), 0700SIXTPHC (07007498742), and landline is 012954349, 012952832, 07088606711.

Our Objective

• To help our clients concentrate on their core business while we handle all their mobility issues.
• To help customers get value for money spent through proper and efficient vehicle utilization.
• To help our clients reduce cost.

Our Assurance

• Efficient Service.
• Quick response to issues.
• Partnering in growing your business.
• Flexibility in Service Delivery.
• Assured Security.

Our Strengths

• Our over 36 years experience in the Auto Industry.
• Our Branch networks.
• Our Financial Strength.
• Our Experienced Staff.
• Our International Standard workshops.
• Our Experience in diverse brands of vehicles.
• Our Safety standards.

Our Safety Assurance
• Safety is our watch word at SIXT Nigeria. Our vehicles are tracked for safety purposes which monitors the driver’s speed limit.
• Our Vehicles/Maintenance: our vehicles are new and are maintained as at when due, we have over 250 vehicles as at December, 2014.

Can someone rename this thread
All we have is Coscharis

raker300:
Wigwe: access bank

Claiming access bank

I thought they said no cultist and kidnappers in south east

Awon oloshi
Yeeeeeeboooo