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I am happy that my Igbo brothers have ignored this thread.....
No body should post anytin here again...
Nigerians and foreigners already know the most industrious tribe in Nigeria So no need for this competition......

veraponpo:
Yoruba -Made Ships by LADOL

Yoruba made Armoured Personnel Carriers by Proforce

Yoruba started and owns Internet and Data Network- Globacom

Yoruba made Cars- JAC/Toyota- Michael Ade-ojo of Elizade

Yoruba made buses- Leylad- Ibadan

Yoruba- are the highest among the richest according to Forbes- Folorunsho Alakija, Femi Otedola, Mike Adenuga

Yoruba owns and controls Private Universities in Nigeria- name them and see

Yoruba- controls the real estates

Yoruba controls the Oil and Gas

Yoruba controls the manufacturing and FMCG

Mention one Igbo company, dead or alive, that can measure with GLO, Con Oil or Oando and you have won.

Please give me an investment in or out of Igbo-land that is worth the volume of LADOL.

You think we are talking of 2x2 shop?

Jac is a Chinese product.....

Criminal and liars....

You guys can not measure up to 10% of Igbo technological innovations.... stop your ewedu eating chest beating.....

even Chinese Toyota, the owner of jac can not even produce G wagoon and fighter jets parts.....we compete with China not local yoruba

deomello:
You own everything, but you can not show us anything and in fact, you are stealing other people's achievements from Nigeria to China, India and so on..


Liars..

Igbo's are posting...
Igbo made G wagoon
Igbo made beast and luxury cars
Igbo made fighter jet maintenance spareparts
Igbo made motorcycles
Igbo made tricycles
Igbo made phones
Igbo made tablets and iPads
Igbo made cements
Igbo made automotive spare parts
Igbo made shoes, clothes, belts ,etc
Igbo made military boots, and wears
Igbo made fridge and refrigerator
Igbo made chairs , tables and furniture's
Igbo fabricated components...
Igbo made rice and foods
Igbo made wines and juice
Igbo made perfumes and cosmetics
Igbo made cable wires
Igbo made power generating sets and device.
Igbo made aluminum zincs and roofing
Igbo made military armoured cars
Igbo made sanitary trucks
Igbo made beverages
Igbo made ceramics and glass wares
Igbo made solar powered tricycles ETC
Igbo's have produced virtually everytin except few....
This is what is called technological innovations.....
YORUBA.... what do you produce...... YORUBA are still posting sweet and chewing gums.. YORUBA on 140 pages but still posting stories and pictures of people...
FOR THE LAST TIME....yoruba wat do you produce.... What landmark technological innovations have Yoruba done.

deomello:
You own everything, but you can not show us anything and in fact, you are stealing other people's achievements from Nigeria to China, India and so on..


Liars..

I love the way you are dieing silently

IGBOS HAVE MORE STATE IN NIGERIA THAN ANY OTHER ETHIC GROUP


THE recent twist in Nigerian politics leading to agitations for presidency based on ethnic and zonal cleavages, has led some to the conclusion that no leader can emerge that will unite Nigeria.
Their reasons include that a Northern leader will attract resistance from other zones, because the North led this nation for 35 out of 50 years and basically brought us to this stage of despair.
The South West got power from the military in 1999; their leadership brought in GEJ, under whom we are still groping, with insecurity and bad politicking threatening the very existence of the country, while the North has vowed to remove him from Aso Rock.
Many, therefore, reason that Nigeria has reached a stage where no leader will be able to unite the country. I do not agree with this position, and I am not alone.
There is yet a zone that has shown complete and unalloyed loyalty to the nation of Nigeria, and within that zone lies the leadership that will take Nigeria out of the doldrums. An honest check of the investments by ethnic personalities and individuals across the country, take us to one ethnic group that qualifies by reason of their investments in each state of Nigeria to produce a leader that will bring unity.
My unaided estimates, for want of verifiable statistics, show that in Lagos, Igbo investment is not less than N300 trillion; it is double of that in Abuja at about N600 trillion.
In Kano and Kaduna, Igbo investments run up to N10 trillion respectively; while in Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa states, Igbo investment run into N5 trilion respectively. In Plateau State Igbo investment is hovering over N15 trillion! I can confidently add that there is no state in Nigerian where Igbo investments in business do not exceed N5 billion.
Capitalism is about investments, profits and financial power. The Holy Scripture tells us a man’s heart is always where his treasures are kept. Igbo treasures and investments are spread across every nook and corner of Nigeria.
It makes sense to me to posit that only an Igbo man can bring unity to Nigeria. The problem is that those Igbo haters do not want to face this fact and would prefer our continued suffering as a nation,than accepting this honest reality! A few reports of this reality will help us.
In 2007, the Minister for FCT,Mallam Nasir el-Rufai declared that “Igbos have acquired about 73 percent of landed property in Abuja”.
He was addressing a gathering of South East elected officials,he also revealed how the National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Senator Ahmadu Ali abused him for demolishing his house in Asokoro District in Abuja.On a lighter mood, el-Rufai called on the Igbos to take Abuja as the sixth state of the South East in view of their dominance of the real estate sector of the FCT.
He pointed out that such dominance explains why the Igbos appear to have been the worst victims of the demolition exercise in the territory.For instance, he said 68 percent of the land allocations in the FCT belong to the 19 Northern states, but in actual land ownership, 73 percent belong to the Igbos with the most aggressive in land ownership belonging to the indigenes of Anambra State, while Ebonyi lags behind.
In Benue State, in 2010, when the Igbo community resolved to boycott the popular Zaki Biam Yam Market, the biggest in the nation, over disagreements with the host community, the market ran into serious challenges. In reaction to this, Governor Gabriel Suswan said: “Any state government that ignores the Igbo does so at the risk of its economy.
It is in this wise that I appointed a high-powered official in my government from the Igbo community to liaise between me and the community…; as we develop further, the issue of where one hails from will no longer be an issue because people from other communities would contest and win elections in communities where they reside and have made contributions”.
During the Jos crises in 2011, a coalition of people from the South-East , South-South and South-West resident in Jos, Plateau State said “that since the crises started in the state, the Yoruba had lost property worth N450bn; the Igbo, N410bn; and South-South, N110bn.The three groups from the year 1994 to date lost property estimated at over N970bn.”
In Maiduguri in 2011, it was reported that “the majority of the non-natives, especially Igbos, have resorted to selling their houses and other landed property, at ridiculously cheaper rates, saying that they no longer feel safe to carry out their businesses in Maiduguri and other neighboring Northern states.”
In 2012, following the death of some Igbos in a bomb explosion in Kano, an Igbo leader was reported as saying: “With more than one million Igbos and our over N20 billion investments in Kano, this is our home away from home. And no one can force us to return home where… land is scarce and expensive for setting up new businesses.”
A report this year 2013 has it that “the Igbo community in Kogi State has concluded plans to launch N200 million social responsibility fund to facilitate development of the permanent site of a comprehensive college under the aegis of Igbo Community Association, Lokoja branch”.
The Igbo community in Kogi State plan to use the commissioning of the college to celebrate its centenary anniversary, which exemplifies peaceful communal living in Nigeria.
President of the association, Mr. O.A. Achinivu, said: “The official handover of the college project to Kogi State government is expected to coincide with Nigeria’s Centenary of programmes, under the theme: “Cultural Integration: Veritable Tool for National Unity.”
If Nigeria wants peace, only an Igbo president can give us unity, peace, and progress, because the Igbo people have more at stake in Nigeria, than all other federating ethnic units. You may take it or leave it, the facts and reports speak for themselves.

IGBOS HAVE PURCHASED 70% OF LANDS BOUGHT IN JOS IN THE LAST 2years.



Governor Simon Bako Lalong of Plateau State has said over 70 percent of the certificates of occupancy he signed since he assumed office belong to the Igbo community.
“I had to call the Commissioner for Lands to ask him why it was so and to find out if the indigenous population had quit the state for the Igbo,” Lalong said while commending the Igbo community when they paid him a solidarity visit at the Government House.
A statement mailed to journalists by the governor’s Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Mark Longyen, said Lalong appreciated the Igbo community for boosting and stabilizing the state’s economy and assured them of his commitment to ensure that no Igbo or any ethnic group in the state was molested or marginalized.

el-Rufai: Igbos Own 73% of Abuja Land
From Chuks Okocha in Abuja, 05.21.2007


The Minister in charge of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Mallam Nasir el-Rufai over the weekend declared that Igbos have acquired about 73 percent of landed property in Abuja.
The Minister, who was addressing a gathering of Southeast elected officials also revealed how the National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Senator Ahmadu Ali abused him for demolishing his house in Asokoro District in Abuja.
Speaking on a lighter mood, el-Rufai called on the Igbos to take Abuja as the sixth state of the southeast in view of their dominance of the real estate sector of the FCT.
He pointed out that such dominance explains why the Igbos appear to have been the worst victims of the demolition exercise in the territory.
For instance, he said “68 percent of the land allocations in the FCT belongs to the 19 northern states, but in actual land ownership, 73 percent belongs to the Igbos with the most aggressive in land ownership belonging to the indigenes of Anambra state, while Ebonyi lags behind.”

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Igbo's are posting...
Igbo made G wagoon
Igbo made beast and luxury cars
Igbo made fighter jet maintenance spareparts
Igbo made motorcycles
Igbo made tricycles
Igbo made phones
Igbo made tablets and iPads
Igbo made cements
Igbo made automotive spare parts
Igbo made shoes, clothes, belts ,etc
Igbo made military boots, and wears
Igbo made fridge and refrigerator
Igbo made chairs , tables and furniture's
Igbo fabricated components...
Igbo made rice and foods
Igbo made wines and juice
Igbo made perfumes and cosmetics
Igbo made cable wires
Igbo made power generating sets and device.
Igbo made aluminum zincs and roofing
Igbo made military armoured cars
Igbo made sanitary trucks
Igbo made beverages
Igbo made ceramics and glass wares
Igbo made solar powered tricycles ETC
Igbo's have produced virtually everytin except few....
This is what is called technological innovations.....
YORUBA.... what do you produce...... YORUBA are still posting sweet and chewing gums.. YORUBA on 140 pages but still posting stories and pictures of people...
FOR THE LAST TIME....yoruba wat do you produce.... What landmark technological innovations have Yoruba done.

deomello:
Don't worry. E go soon disappear like your axion group fraudulent post because I don report am.

Is the in woman India and part of Tolaram group?


Where is the in woman? Where is her picture?

You people are not only fraudulent, you are also mentally corrupt.

With this level of anger, why not kill yourself

IGBOS ARE GTEAT...........even your kinsmen knows that

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builders of aladinma malls

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House of freeda, Owerri ....owned by Ngozi okoli

deomello:
Lucy Okeke ko, Lucy okrika ni


Lucky Fibres is a subsidiary of Tolaram group owned by Indians.



Make I report this one too to the mods make den remove am


Close this sorry and miserable thread if you don't have anything legit to post..

Jealousy, go and die...

The owner is an Igbo woman....

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