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Makanjuola Oyewumi - The owner of Jericho Mall, Ibadan.

Top services limited. One of the biggest real estate companies in Nigeria. The company is owned by Chief Tokunbo Omisore

They developed Adeniran Ogunsanya Mall, Surulere, Apapa Mall, Apapa, Cocoa Mall, Dugbe and Akure Mall, Akure, all of which are currently operational and have occupancy rates of over 80 per cent

According to the chairman of AADL, Nigeria isn't producing enough cassava for ethanol production.

Cassava farmers are smiling to the bank cos there is so much demand from distilleries. Especially the ones in Ogun and Oyo states

Deedeedee0:
The op seem to have also forgotten how they laugh at us when the Niger Delta Militants killed many Yoruba people in Arepo and Ikorodu last year. They even tried to twist it by claiming those Militants were Yoruba and not Ijaws.
Though i was not registered to Nairaland then, but i saw all their comments.
If the Op has forgotten so soon, i will and can not.
So he better use his opolo.

Op na big otondo. He logged in with another moniker to post the same crap in support

laudate:
Niger-Delta??! Do you know how many ethnic groups are in the ND, and the kind of politics and ethnic tensions that thrive in that area? Do you know how many of their neighbours, these IPOB people have offended? So you think those neighbours will now rush to the rescue? Biko, if na play make you stop am, o!

Tah! Who told you we offended any of our ND brothers.

You this Afonja. Your divide and rule tactics aren't working. Try another one

laudate:
What about the Hausa - Yoruba clashes in Ife, when only the Yorubas were arrested? Can't you remember how they gloated over the incident? Don't worry, we would pray for Kanu and his people, so that God sends them divine assistance. But to get up from here, and cross the niger bridge to offer help? Mbanu! Maybe your own people can send OPC, to assist them....

OPC wey never chow na him wan assist them? Why aren't their Niger Delta "brothers" helping them nah. Shebi Yoruba divide and rule has been destroyed

Leave potor alone

Let's talk about

Erunmu dry port
Dangote refinery
Lekki FTZ
Olokola FTZ
Badagry seaport project
Seaport in Ilaje
Lagos-Ibadan rail
Pacesetter FTZ
What SW states need to do to attract investments.

These are the issues that matter. Issues that have to do with the reduction of unemployment in the SW. Issues that have to do with development. Issues that have to do with making the SW the number 1 investment destination. When all these are set, If Nigeria breaks up or is restructured, we will still be alright. We move on from there. What's my business with what's happening in Umuahia or Onitsha? Wetin concern bicycle with petrol station?

You folks forget things easily on this forum lol.

Have we forgotten how these clowns were twerking when some ND thugs said Yorubas must leave ND before October 1?

Have we forgotten how they used to call us Unity-begging Afon-jas everytime we told them this method is ineffective?

Have we forgotten how they used to call us environmentalists everytime Avengers burst pipeline?

Have we forgotten the Yoruba-Hausa Mile 2 clashes?

Have we forgotten how the same idiots were rejoicing when militants killed people at Ishawo

Man, I can go on and on

Una like to dey tie Gele go party wey dem no invite una.

I think what the NA did is wrong, BUT it's none of our business. The same way it wasn't their business when Yoruba leaders were being hunted for standing up against Abacha

Cinkq:
Recently ipob and massob ordered their members and other igbos to stop patronizing whatever business established by a yoruba man. Who condemned them for that statement? Ageg make everybody fight hin battle jare. Afterall that is what they meant by we have nothing in common with the yorubas. People you believe you share nothing in common with should now be fighting for you? He no make sense rara.

Abeg swing me a link to the emboldened.

This one dada don full. Alinco go barb your hair

Frankly speaking, me no even care about all these ipob-NA-Hausa crap lol. More local/foreign direct investments and capital projects in the SW is all I ask for honey

And make nobody bring all that bullshit come SW all in the name of wanting restructuring or partitioning. Yeah, we want it but we aren't sacrificing a single Yoruba soul. Brave ipobs want to sacrifice for us. Amala eating cowards shouldn't do that after all

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okooyinbo:
The number one reason is not lack of power, but the bureaucratic bottleneck and insufficient legislation. At least this act is not new. Fashola is pointing to the act, and I asked why he couldn't invest in the power sector while he was a governor?

What legislation are you talking about? I'm talking of the reasons why Nigerian businesses fail

Fashola invested in power. Had a lot of IPP projects executed during his tenure. It's there on his website. Mredimulo82 already mentioned some

But at the end of the day, power generated from anywhere is still added to the National grid for others to share.

The guy say na summit

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Lol these fookers are just using us to play Ludo

Naija no get hope.

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JasonScolari:
Head slamming Skull miners.

Kindly masturbate with this pics and cool off.

Thank me later.

No one asked for your Aunt's picture tho

Has anyone posted about Olu Okeowo Lagos landlord? He's the largest property developer in the whole Ikoyi, Parkview and Banana Island

Techcabal.com is widely known in Tech circles as the biggest tech blog in West Africa. It's owned by Bankole oluwafemi

The owners of Tech cabal are also the owners of zikoko

The biggest tech incubators and accelerators in Nigeria are owned by Yorubas

Cc hub owned by Bosun Tijani

Emerging platforms is owned by Kola Aina

Venia Hub is owned by Kola Oyeneyin

Wennovationhub is owned by Wole Odetayo and

Leadpath Nigeria is owned by Olumide Soyombo

Those aren't bags of weed. Those are bags of Abiama development cement.

This same cement was used in building the wall of China

If this is actually true, then it's probably the best piece of news I've read in a while

States like Lagos and Ogun have never been short of investors willing to invest in IPPs. The useless bottlenecks are the things holding them down. So many jobs will be created if this gets done. The number 1 reason why most Nigerian SMEs fail is poor electricity

But again, I fear the generator guys would scuttle it . Heck! they are the ones making the laws

Blue3k:
You guys realise many states have had Independent power projects for many years right?

They still end up adding it to the National grid

If not, then Lagos would have been running on 24-hours electricity

Why una dey re-create the thread. Na wa for una sef

Loling @ developer