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OP, you can lie o. Your first picture is that of Sungbo Eredo at Ijebu.

ofai:
Your rants do not prove a anything. its not your fault. its because you are not well travelled. Every state in Nigeria can attest to the fact that a large chunk MSMEs in non SE States are owned by the Igbo. from sokoto to bayelsa, from yola to warri

Again I ask What fvcking MSMEs?? Are you too ashamed to call them the traders they really are? Be sincere enough to call them traders because igbos in most states outside the SE are predominantly TRADERS. You hardly find them in any skilled labour because they are content with selling goods in their 2x2. Even at Ladipo in Lagos, Yorubas constitute the bulk of the Mechanics while igbos just sell their spare parts in their shops. Ditto Computer Village where Yorubas are the bulk of the laptop and phone repairers that deal more with softwares and the likes, while igbos sell hardware in their shops. #Fact.

ofai:
its a shame you can be this immature. Read the dailies and be informed. MSMEs in Kano, Plateau, Sokoto, Borneo, Lagos, Rivers, Oyo, Edo, Delta, Ogun, etc are mainly run by the Igbo.

Have you been reading the news?

What fvcking MSMEs are you talking about for goodness sakes beyond trading?? My plumber, tailor, auto-mechanics are NOT igbos. Igbos are mainly traders that sit in 2x2 shops next to each other fighting for the same customer, that's your single biggest contribution to Nigeria's economy. If that's what you consider an MSME then dude you're sick. #Fact.

ofai:
just look at how foolish you are. do States represent ethnicity in MSMEs? Are Igbo not in Lagos, Ogun, Kano, Plateau, etc? You are indeed immature

You are the BIGGER fool for even remotely suggesting that your people constitute any significant portion of the MSMEs in Yorubaland outside Lagos (you hypocrites are the same ones that are always quick to claim that you only emigrate to Lagos and no other place within the SW). FYI, we have our own MSMEs in our region, they include hardworking men and women in various crafts that include Tailoring, Welding, Plumbing, Auto-Mechanics, amongst other artisans -- and I'm not even including our own indigenous traders here. See how foolish you are now? You people just like feeling important with yourselves.

ofai:
As for the Igbo, they are known to be the main custodians of MSMEs (Micro, Small and Medium Scale Enterprises). From Lagos to Kano, from Aba to Port Harcourt, all over the federation. The Igbo collective wealth is almost evenly distributed in these regard.

Tah! You are a fvcking liar. The only thing you people are known for in most states outside your region is trading. YORUBAS DOMINATE THE MSME SECTOR! #FAct. Having a 2x2 shop doesn't translate to being an MSME (Check below for the NBS stats on number of SME per state in Nigeria). Yoruba states beat una like drum.

Your problem as a people is that you expect every other tribe to become nomads/almajiris like you lot, going about opening 2x2 shops all over the place, before you can consider them 'hardworking'. Guy, the world has gone past 2x2 shops. Yoruba folks have way more ambition than becoming traders (or seeing trading as a 'future ambition') that sit in their shops next to each other all freaking day, fighting for the same customer. Fvck that shyt. Nah dude, we are more into serious crafts that are more worthwhile and that challenge the mind. Even our folks in the retail space are approaching it from a tech/innovative standpoint. We no be una mates at all at all.

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naturalman:
Oboy......Make Toyota no hear am for your mouth...before them go commit the contract for the guy hand......

Na advice I da give you in

Here boy, help yourself. Just knock yourself out..


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naturalman:
Abeg no just start....

make Toyota no vex for you....

FORD assemble car for Coscharis plant no mean say na him get am....

Abeg just comot hand for their...

Ode oshi. You must have serious comprehension problems. Matter of fact, I'm sure you didn't even read the links provided up there. You better not kill yourself. Elizade has opened a JAC multi-brand assembly plant that majorly assembles JAC (JAC is NOT the same as Toyota, doofus!) and Toyota cars. I know it hurts you like a bitch. But hey, If you don't like it, the Lagoon is your portion.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/02/elizade-commences-production-jac/

Deedeedee3:
Bro, is JAC motors owned by Eleganza or by toyota?

Elizade lo ni.

http://www.metronaija.com/2017/03/elizade-motors-opens-assembly-plant-in.html


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laudate:
Let me tell you something about Olu Okeowo. Many years back, while working on a project, he needed a particular shade of brown paint to finish off a client's job. He searched everywhere for that shade of paint, but could not find it. So he went to one of the international paint manufacturers in Ikeja, and asked them to make that particular type of paint for him. After a series of negotiations, this was duly done and a new shade of brown emulsion paint was launched into the market. It was named after Okeowo's company and called 'Gibraltar brown.' Till today, he earns royalty on each tin of that paint, sold by the company.

Each of his flats in Ikoyi sell for almost 100 million naira a piece. His wife's name is Adejoke, by the way!

That's partly why he was nicknamed 'Lagos Landlord'. The amount of properties that man owns in that Ikoyi/Banana Island axis alone no be small thing.

naturalman:
From all indications.....IGBOs are the winners...

They produce fighter jet parts

They produce G wagoon....

it will take yoruba 3 million years to produce this items....

Guy, we are NOT in competition with you fakesters. We don't need to imitate 'G-Wagoon'. Far from it. We have our own proud and original brands -- Obasa Specialty Vehicles (by the Obasa Brothers), Proforce, JAC Motors -- NOT KNOCKOFFS. Innoson the knockoff/imitator is all you got and you're making kpangolo noise all over the place. You guys don't even come close.

naturalman:
Igbo's are producing fighter jet parts....

Yoruba yet to show G wagoon

Lol, guys see wetin I talk? They don jack/corrupt G-Wagon brand name. Ewo tun ni G wagoon?? ?? Like WTF?

Deedeedee3:
Yet they will be beating their useless chest up and down.
Lolz!!

Guy, they can only foo.l themselves. That's why the 'Aba-made' pseudo-brand is always struggling. Even they don't trust the quality of their own products enough to build them as stand-alone brands, which explains why they feel the need to slap established brand labels on their products, e.g. Hugo BoSh, Tommy HilfiNger, GucHi, Frendi, G-Wagoon e.t.c.

Deedeedee3:
You won nothing. The only thing you post is innoson g wagon. A product he copied from mercedes benz.
Igbos and fake products.

LMAO. Dem no dey shame. That's why none of their products have any solid brand recognition, coz they're always INFERIOR KNOCKOFFS of the original/real thing. Very useless people.

IbosEnvyYorubas:
I swear Ibos are local. They have no business skill.

How does Franchise = owning?

If Yoruba man decides to withdraw the Ibo man's franchise license today, he will.

Chaiiii Ibos, such illiterates.

The Stanel chap couldn't find a worthy enough fast-food chain owned by a fellow igboman in the entire Igboland so he humbled himself and and kuku picked from one of the many reputable Yoruba brands. He settled for Chicken Republic. No single igbo brand can match the likes of Yoruba-owned TFC, Mega-chicken, Tantalizers, Sweet Sensation, or Chicken Republic amongst others. Na we own the fast-food chain and restaurant business for Naija. E.g, I know from a credible insider source that every TFC branch rakes in nothing less N5-million naira per day on a bad day. They don beg the owner tire, even with free land sef, to expand her restaurant chain to Abuja and other parts of the country but she said she's OK with just Lag. Awa La'n run things in that space. No contest. #Fact.

Jetleeee:
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ODVanguard Omofunaab2 have you guys seen this?

Wetin you expect from a race of delusional pricks. No be only 'aba-made G-wagon'. Awon alakori.

Dumaknesset:
Anthony Adegbulugbe another Nobel laureate and my Igbo can't even produce one.

Yes o. Tell 'em. Egbe ishu ko n'iyan. Yorubas don go Global tey tey, while dem still dey play local.

Prof Anthony Adegbulugbe Chairman All Grace Energy Limited.

Nobel Peace prize winner.

mercyville:
Sometimes I wonder if stupidity runs in their blood.I was in that thread and they were beaten like babies almost like the beating they received here before they turned it to a repeat repeat album show album.

My guy, I tire o. I think the guy has serious mental issues.

Ilovemystate:
I need list of manufacturing industries owned by your kinsmen in Ogun

Fvck off my mention you irritant. The last time you asked that stale question you were deluged with an intimidating list and your only response was to barrage us with the same recycled pix from your glorified shythole of a state, here you are again asking the same tired old question. Are you cursed?? For the last time, Ogun is not Anambra's mate. Anambra should go and compete with the likes of Abia and Ebonyi. Stvpid dolt.

Dumaknesset:
Elizade left the league of coscharis when he started assembling jac.Outpaced innosson whose brand is limited to south east where
mediocre products can thrive.

Don't mind them fools. Won kere si number.

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Ilovemystate:
Is owned by Emma Bishop Okonkwo
http://evansng.com/our-company/

Evans Industries is an indigenous manufacturing company established in 2008 for manufacturing toilet and medicated soap.

Presently we run six variants of Eva soap namely: Classic, Gold, Ivory, Pearl, Forever and Herbal. Also we have 5 variants of medicated and antiseptics soap namely: Meditol Original, Gentle, Herbal, Cool and Classic.

Evans is one of the subsidiaries of Ekulo Group of Companies, an international limited liability company established in July 3, 1984.

Ekulo’s interest includes but not limited to importation, distribution and manufacturing of range of products from different parts of the world including brand management and product franchise.

Other areas of business include manufacturing cosmetics and real estate development.

Yinmu. The only Evans (Nnewi's first son) the world knows is the one below. Any other Evans is a counterfeit.

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Ilovemystate:
These are industries in Anambra owned by Igbos, Evans, Nero pharm, Beloxxi, Embassy pharm, Chikkie food, Genesis group, Emzor, Teragro, Erisco, Master group etc are not there, can you list industries own by Yorubas in Ogun

You damn right about 'Evans' being Anambra and the entire Igboland's best known brand.

obaaderemi:
I can't believe you are shamelessly admitting you ibos are counterfeiters.Don't worry, only your people buy your HIGO BOSSH.

Ouch! You forgot to add their Tommy HilFiNger.

Awolowo001:
BURSTED......

South African own chicken republic and tantalizer..
But chicken republic is been bought over by Stanley of Stanel oil...recently..just this year....

google it...

LMAO. Stanel didn't buy any Chicken Republic, you this mumu. He only franchised it, as in he paid the Yoruba owners for the right to use the name of the company as part of his offering at his gas station facility, so he too can make some money through the solid Chicken Republic brand that is what it is today because a Yoruba man built it. You people are too dumb for comfort.

Fineman87:
Google says nothing about your rubbish truck. Please Bleep off. Loser.

You ipob fvckers are retarde.d. The whole lot of you. I Googled "Tekowi" and "Obasa Specialty Vehicles" and it pulled up shitload of info about the brand. You fcvking liar.

http://obasasv.com

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Realman87:
You are a bigger fool. Show us the chassis fabrication and the full step by step production line. I need proof that they fabricated the rubbish.

Hello morafocka, abeg who you be? I ain't gat to prove shyt to you coz you're a nobody. If e pain you reach bone, hitch a ride to Ijero Ekiti where their factory's located and then hang yourself afterward. See this idiot trying to feel important.

Realman87:
Hmm. Imported rubbish. Please show us the step by step development of this rubbish and show us the chassis fabrication and full production lines of this vehicle. finally how many units have been produced and who uses it.

Shut tha funk up, punk a$$ bit.ch! You think because we don't make kpangolo noise like you flatskulls we no dey do our thing? Google Obasa brothers. F.ool.

http://www.saharaweeklyng.com/obasa-brothers-unveils-tekowi/

On Saturday 15th of April 2017, OBASA SPECIALTY VEHICLE unveiled an all terrain vehicle named Tekowi, which was manufactured at the company’s factory in Ijero Ekiti, Ekiti State.

Speaking at the unveiling event, one of the brothers High Chief Johnson Obasa said Tekowi was coined from “te oko wi” an Ekiti local dialect which means sandals or boots farmers and hunters wear regularly to the bush to stamp on anything. He also said that TEKOWI is a combination ruggedness and luxury.

According to the other brother, Victor Obasa {snr} he stated Tekowi’s unique design features which are; 4 wheel drive, High ground clearance, Custom interior tailored to customer specification, Stereo system integrated with latest technology, Diamond floor plate flooring, Reinforced steel structure, Double utility storage, Engine air scoop and Name branding option, to mention a few.

He said that Tekowi is hand crafted with simple tools and locally sourced materials.

vpaymoney:
Check Out Made In Nigeria All Terrain Vehicle
https://www.nairaland.com/3758762/check-out-made-nigeria-all#55856723

Thanks for reminding us of the Obasa brothers at Ekiti. Their OSV na another Yoruba pride. Next time add pictures. Fam, na Proforce dey give them migraines, wetin dem go do about the equally Yoruba-made Obasa Specialty Vehicles below? Their flat skulls will just kpafuka.

okway:
One Igbo told me that a local ibadan manufacturer looks Italian

Lmao. Before nko. Can you blame him, when he never see anything that comes close to that quality where he's from. I am always proud to wear Yoruba shoemakers' shoes coz they don't front like some people do by slapping fake 'fendi', 'tommyhillFiNger', 'Gucci' labels on their products to sell them. They promote their own brands with confidence that exudes so much that even you as a customer won't mind rocking their brands with pride and even blowing their trumpet sef. Awa la ni packaging and quality presentation.

okway:
Your ignorance is glaring. I'm glad a shoe manufacturer in Ibadan looks international to you. That's Yoruba quality

Lol. Yoruba be Babanla won when it comes to BOTH quality and packaging, the kind wey yiboo man no fit ever match. Na the international standard packaging of those iteles confuse the mumu. You can't blame them though coz they used to substandard stuff -- every thing about them is substandard. Awon iran Evans.

Deedeedee3:
Eku irole sir, how was your day?

I'm doing great, brotherman. Thanks. And you?

StOla:
What I've noticed with Yoruba business in an industry where you have the Igbos making a lot of noise, is the modernity of business structure as oppossed to the chaotic alabaru style of their Igbo co-players.

Case in point, Healthplus and Medplus vs the chaotic multitude.

Absolutely. That's the difference between an entrepreneur (Yoruba) and small business owners/traders (Igbos). Entrepreneurs are innovators -- they capture value by reinventing the wheel and seeking out more efficient/technology-friendly ways of doing business, while the average igbo spare-parts trader is still doing 'biznis' the same old way his 'oga' taught him, till they are rendered useless and obsolete or are kicked out of the business altogether.

A 24-year old Yoruba lad already blazed that trail last year by setting up an auto parts e-commerce retail startup, and he's doing great!

http://autofactorng.com/index.php

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/meet-young-man-redefining-auto-parts-business-nigeria/

Same trend is noticeable in the English-sector of 'Nollywood' (which they errorneously claim to have pioneered). The highest grossing box office Nollywood cinema hits ever made have more Yoruba folks as directors than any other ethnicity - 'Wedding Party' (Kemi Adetiba) , '50' (Biyi Bandele), 'October First' (Kunle Afolayan), 'Half of a Yellow Sun' (Biyi Bandele), 'The CEO' (Kunle Afolayan), 'Isoken' (Jade Osiberu), 'Phone Swap' (Kunle Afolayan). The upcoming 'My wife and I', also directed by another Omo kaaro'jire -- Bunmi Ajakaiye.


Yoruba directors are redefining/giving the typical hitherto mediocre Nollywood a makeover by churning out quality movies.