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Origamist:
• Akin alabi-Nairabet nigeria's first online sports betting portal
• Kunle Soname- Bet9ja (Nigeria’s biggest sports betting website) first Nigerian to own a top European football club by buying Portuguese second division side, Clube Desportivo Feirense
• Chief kessignton Adebutu-premier lotto (baba ijebu) nigeria’s most popular lotto operator
these guys are missing
- Sheriff Olaniyan,Surebet247
- Opeoluwa Fashakin,Merrybet
- Dotun Ajegbile, 1960bet

kn23h:
@Jetleeee

Aint this gorgeous!!


Interior Options; Interior designs and furniture manufacturers


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kn23h:
Henryyy Link me to any of your Ibadan thread. I want to add lots of images.

laudate:
Most Nigerians have never heard of the industrialist, silent multimillionaire (some even says he is worth over a billion) and astute investor known as Dr. Adeyinka Bibilari. He owns Royal Mills and Foods Limited, the manufacturers of De Royal Instant noodles, De Royal Water and other products.

He also set up Adkan Services Limited several years ago, to carry out construction and real estate projects. He has extensive shares in the Abuja Model City, which covers several hectares in Gwarinpa within Abuja. It has been conservatively estimated at billions, while another of his projects is the Abuja Sun City in Galadimawa district, within the FCT. That isn't all. He also owns profitable manufacturing outfits like Zuma Paints and Chemical Company Limited; Crest Aluminum (Nig.) Limited and Regal Telecommunications (Nig.) Limited.

deedeedee1:
Does any Yoruba person produce biscuit? laudate

20CRATES:
Amen Estate, Sangotedo, Ajah, Lagos
Owned by Mr and Mrs Gbadamosi.

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Sections:
The Aafin
The Iga
The Agbala
The Lolo
The Olori
The Nze
The Queen of Amina

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Some people will die of HBP today...Lmao
They know themselves.

deedeedee1:
I tell u omo iya. Many Yoruba people dont know what they have.
SMH!!!

Ekealterego:
Abeg stop your propaganda. Your Government confirmed this. They sent your lazy youths to ABA and Onitsha to learn what hard work is.

aniomafirstson:
what do you sell apart from pepper and tomatoes

Ekealterego:
Abeg stop your propaganda. Your Government confirmed this. They sent your lazy youths to ABA and Onitsha to learn what hard work is.

laudate:
Ah, omo! See creativity at its' peak!!

Goodlyhrt:
You can go on and challenge these people buh you wont win

salford1:
I could go on on on, but I give up on this thread

FKO81:
Geometric first independent power plant owned by Igbo man Barth Nnaji

President Commissions First Independent Power Plant
Nigeria's first ever Independent Power Plant (IPP), capable of generating 480 mega watts of electricity, with possible expansion to 960 mega watts, has been commissioned by President Olusegun Obasanjo at Okpai in Delta State.


The commissioning of the plant represents a significant stride in reducing gas flaring - 75 million standard cubic feet of gas per day (scfd) currently being flared will feed the plant.


The $480million project by Agip Oil Company Limited (NOAC) was constructed by NNPC/Agip Joint Venture, and will be contributing 15% to the current generation by the National Electric Power Authority (NNPC).


The Agip Kwale/Okpai plant is a combined cycle plant and also the first of its kind in Africa.

salford1:
OP. You listed Chagoury as ibo owned. Who in Nigeria doesn't know that Chagoury is owned by the Lebanese brothers that are friends of Abacha...lol.

Also, OP posted pictures of F150 as coscharis assembled. F150 was not and never assembled in Africa..

Your post seems dodgy.

FKO81:
Ignoramus, Prince Nasiru Ado Bayero have no business with Seplat

https://seplatpetroleum.com/about-us/our-board/

A.B.C. Orjiako, a co-founder of Seplat, was appointed as a director on 14 December 2009 and as Chairman on 3 March 2010.

After obtaining an M.B.B.Ch. degree in 1985 from the College of Medical Sciences, University of Calabar, Nigeria, Dr Orjiako trained as a General Surgeon at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Lagos, and later sub-specialised in orthopaedic and trauma surgery and became a fellow of the West African College of Surgeons in 1996.

Whilst still practicing at the National Orthopaedic Hospital, Igbobi, Lagos, Dr Orjiako established and managed various companies in the upstream, downstream and services sectors of the oil and gas industry in Nigeria. These include Abbeycourt Trading Company Limited (with which he traded crude oil and refined petroleum products with, amongst others, Glencore UK Limited), Abbeycourt Energy Services Limited, Zebbra Energy Limited and Shebah Exploration and Production Company Limited. He also has other business interests in construction, real estate development, pharmaceuticals and shipping.

Dr Orjiako went into full-time business in 1996 after eleven years of active medical practice. He co-founded Seplat in 2009 and became the Chairman, spearheading new business development and fundraising as well as providing leadership on strategy and stakeholder relationships. He is also the chairman of Neimeth Pharmaceutical International plc, which is listed on the NSE, and a director of MPI, which is listed on NYSE Euronext Paris.

Consolidating his firm commitment to philanthropy, Dr Orjiako founded the Daniel Orjiako Memorial Foundation (‘‘DOMF’’) in 1996 in honour of his late father, Chief Daniel O. Orjiako. The DOMF is committed to breaking the poverty cycle in rural Nigerian communities through education, healthcare services and economic empowerment through agriculture. The DOMF runs scholarship schemes for indigent students across the spectrum of education in Nigeria and has to date assisted towards the education of over 10,000 pupils in primary schools, over 200 in science education in post-primary schools and over 200 university graduates especially in medicine, engineering, pharmacy and geology. The DOMF also provides free care services to the elderly and micro-credits to rural farmers, particularly rural women. He further supports education and medical research through an endowment of a professorial chair in orthopaedics and trauma at the University of Calabar, Nigeria.

Between 2004 and 2006, Dr Orjiako attended Harvard Business School’s Owner’s and President’s Management Course and obtained a Certificate in Business Management in 2006.

In recognition of his services to humanity and the Roman Catholic church, Pope John Paul II in 2003 bestowed on him a Knighthood of the Order of St. Gregory the Great (KSGG), an award which earned him the title ‘‘Sir’’. In addition to receiving a KSGG from Pope John Paul II in 2003, he has also received numerous other awards including the Paul Harris Fellow of Rotary International for Philanthropy, Distinguished Alumnus Award and Doctor of Sciences (D.Sc. Honoris Causa) by the University of Calabar, Nigeria (2001), Doctor of Business Administration (DBA Honoris Causa) for entrepreneurship, Anambra State University, Nigeria (2006), Life Member National Association of Resident Doctors of Nigeria which he led in 1994/95 and Platinum Award of the West African College of Surgeons for Support of Medical Research and Training. In 2012, the President of Nigeria conferred on him National Honours as an Officer of the Federal Republic (‘‘OFR’’)

FKO81:
ABC Orjiakor
Seplat

Seplat is the largest private field operator in Nigeria

FKO81:
Pharmaceutical industries owned by Igbos



* SKG Pharma Limited

SKG-Pharma is a licensed GMP manufacturing organisation based in Lagos, Nigeria. We are one of the major players in a diverse and competitive market.


SKG-Pharma Ltd started business in Nigeria in the year 1962, as LePetit Ltd. This company became Wellcome Le Petit Ltd and transformed to Wellcome Nig Ltd when it became a full subsidiary of Wellcome Plc, UK. The company Wellcome Nig. Ltd became established as one of the leading pharmaceutical companies in Nigeria with a fully equipped factory that manufactured many of the Wellcome brands.


In 1994, the Rumon Organisation UK,
bought the majority shareholding of Wellcome UK. This gave rise to SKG-Pharma Ltd, which continued to manufacture the Wellcome brands in Nigeria under licence and represent Wellcome UK for the non locally manufactured brands on an agency basis until the year 2000. Following the take over of Wellcome by Glaxo, the relationship that SKG-Pharma had with Wellcome UK was affected as GlaxoWellcome’s operation in Nigeria naturally took up the former Wellcome brands.

FKO81:
Pharmaceutical industries owned by Igbos



* SKG Pharma Limited

FKO81:
Pharmaceutical industries owned by Igbos



* SKG Pharma Limited

SKG-Pharma is a licensed GMP manufacturing organisation based in Lagos, Nigeria. We are one of the major players in a diverse and competitive market.


SKG-Pharma Ltd started business in Nigeria in the year 1962, as LePetit Ltd. This company became Wellcome Le Petit Ltd and transformed to Wellcome Nig Ltd when it became a full subsidiary of Wellcome Plc, UK. The company Wellcome Nig. Ltd became established as one of the leading pharmaceutical companies in Nigeria with a fully equipped factory that manufactured many of the Wellcome brands.


In 1994, the Rumon Organisation UK,
bought the majority shareholding of Wellcome UK. This gave rise to SKG-Pharma Ltd, which continued to manufacture the Wellcome brands in Nigeria under licence and represent Wellcome UK for the non locally manufactured brands on an agency basis until the year 2000. Following the take over of Wellcome by Glaxo, the relationship that SKG-Pharma had with Wellcome UK was affected as GlaxoWellcome’s operation in Nigeria naturally took up the former Wellcome brands.

FKO81:
Pharmaceutical industries owned by Igbos



* SKG Pharma Limited

FKO81:
Pharmaceutical industries owned by Igbos



* SKG Pharma Limited

SKG-Pharma is a licensed GMP manufacturing organisation based in Lagos, Nigeria. We are one of the major players in a diverse and competitive market.


SKG-Pharma Ltd started business in Nigeria in the year 1962, as LePetit Ltd. This company became Wellcome Le Petit Ltd and transformed to Wellcome Nig Ltd when it became a full subsidiary of Wellcome Plc, UK. The company Wellcome Nig. Ltd became established as one of the leading pharmaceutical companies in Nigeria with a fully equipped factory that manufactured many of the Wellcome brands.


In 1994, the Rumon Organisation UK,
bought the majority shareholding of Wellcome UK. This gave rise to SKG-Pharma Ltd, which continued to manufacture the Wellcome brands in Nigeria under licence and represent Wellcome UK for the non locally manufactured brands on an agency basis until the year 2000. Following the take over of Wellcome by Glaxo, the relationship that SKG-Pharma had with Wellcome UK was affected as GlaxoWellcome’s operation in Nigeria naturally took up the former Wellcome brands.

FKO81:
Pharmaceutical industries owned by Igbos



* SKG Pharma Limited

SKG-Pharma is a licensed GMP manufacturing organisation based in Lagos, Nigeria. We are one of the major players in a diverse and competitive market.


SKG-Pharma Ltd started business in Nigeria in the year 1962, as LePetit Ltd. This company became Wellcome Le Petit Ltd and transformed to Wellcome Nig Ltd when it became a full subsidiary of Wellcome Plc, UK. The company Wellcome Nig. Ltd became established as one of the leading pharmaceutical companies in Nigeria with a fully equipped factory that manufactured many of the Wellcome brands.


In 1994, the Rumon Organisation UK,
bought the majority shareholding of Wellcome UK. This gave rise to SKG-Pharma Ltd, which continued to manufacture the Wellcome brands in Nigeria under licence and represent Wellcome UK for the non locally manufactured brands on an agency basis until the year 2000. Following the take over of Wellcome by Glaxo, the relationship that SKG-Pharma had with Wellcome UK was affected as GlaxoWellcome’s operation in Nigeria naturally took up the former Wellcome brands.

ofai:
pls my dear Igbo. this thread is not necessary. don't belittle yourselves. every sane person knows how industrious the Igbo are. from MSMEs to large scale enterprises.

pls my brothers, END THIS THREAD, it is unwise to expose your wealth.

FKO81:
Igbos control pharmaceutical industries in Nigeria

FKO81:
Air peace

FKO81:
And Tinubu, Adenuja, Alakija are corruption free

FKO81:
Genesis group

Genesis is a wholly Nigerian owned group with business interests in hotels, restaurants, cinemas, shopping malls, real estate development, catering and snack foods.

FKO81:
Nduka Obaigbena is a Nigerian media mogul, the founder of Nigerian based African newspaper Thisday, African focused style & culture magazine Arise and 24-hour international news channel Arise New

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