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Dollyak:
Firstly, open-mindedness is a virtue. In that vein, I am not sure how my comment showed a conflict of interest or bias. Projecting much?

I am aware of the context behind this thread and this doesn't justify the never ending comments being churned out of this thread. It has now gone beyond reinforcement of superiority into a self-serving nonsense. Anyways, the first 100 pages had already dealt the 'much necessary blow' to dispel any myth (from a perspective of Yoruba) projected in the other thread.

In the midst of challenges currently being faced by the great Yoruba nation, the energy and the number of comments shows a wrong priority IMO. There are simply more pressing issues that warrant the energies I am currently seeing on this thread. Each to their own I guess.

Smh, another example is this thread. https://www.nairaland.com/3941777/ibadan-pictures-development-fastest-growing/32#59950230

The "I am Yoruba, by the way" crew who offers nothing significant for Yoruba interest, growth and discussion on this forum.

They only crawl out of their holes when passionate Yorubas make an effort to paint Yorubas in a good light.

You won't find them on anti-Yoruba threads fighting for Yoruba image. No, not at all.

They claim to know what's going on outside of this forum and that there are bigger issues, but me thinks they're just the Yoruba coons, niggers and house nigger or whatever they call themselves.

This thing was also on the Ibadan thread crying about the pictures, but did she contribute anything of substance, no.

GMBuhari:
Bad Belle

Iwo road, iyana church, olomi gate are the few places I can remember out of places ajimobi fixed ( widening / clearing the road

When he was doing it, you fools claimed you won't eat road, you don't want road , when he started repairing / demolishing old schools to make way for new ones you claimed you loved the previous structures, you claimed he's destroying your lively hood especially when roads were being widened


Same story happened for aregbe in Osun they came they screamed, they lied, they protested, still it was for the betterment of the state , people like you who can't think like an educated graduate should be banned from social media

Don't mind these foolish Nigerians. Same thing happened in Lagos when they pull down old structures to make way for development.

Basic123:
Government is in continuum.The next government should try and surpass him
Ajimobi did well compared to Tokyo-eleweomo era of akala and ladoja.

During ajimobi administration:
-Ibadan stopped to be the dirtiest city in the world
-Ibadan ranked as one of the 5 cities to watch in africa in 2015
-Oyo become fourth largest recipient of FDI

I agree woth you that he can do more.he tried for Ibadan city.I hope he will pay attention to lautech and salary payment too.

True.

Both indigenous and foreign industries are sprinting up in Ibadan like crayyyy

Benekruku:
Ajimobi needs to do more for Oyo state!


The state is not tapping into its close proximity with Lagos unlike Ogun state that is presently exploring the potentials in full capacity.

Even Ogun state is not trying enough. It should be yielding IGR close to Lagos.

Oyo state needs to wake up and stop scamming us with AgricOyo initiative cuz since April of last year, we haven't heard much about it

Oxtonguy:
Omo state mi atata nipa awon aworan mi o kin ya, sugbon mo fe bere si'n ya bia, ko si lara mi ati ma ya aworan adugbo tele, mo'n ti ya bai. Aworan akure ti mo ya kun photo album mi.

This sounds like a great idea!!! Eyin ma je oju wa ni Ibadan ati Akure.

Jor, ti o ba ni awon aoran Osun, ba mi post e sibi: http://yorubaparapo.com/thread/944/osun-state-gallery

fidalgo19:
Anytime this whites insults black for being as foolish as her it's better you don't argue with especially if it's Africa as a whole.

Inferiority complex.

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We engage in the design, development, manufacturing and nationwide marketing and sales of footwear, belts and apparels. YNorth Wears is one of the largest fashion brands in Nigeria with our products presently in over 35 outlets nationwide and also growing geometrically to the other parts of the country.

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Health Industry
• Drugfield Pharmaceuticals Limited - a drug manufacturing outfit

• Life Savers Emergency Room - Located in Houston FL


Food Industry
• Chicken Republic food chain - Valued at $120 million dollars [as of 2015]


Tech
• Andela - Nigeria's most innovative tech company. Andela supply Nigeria's top developers.

• Gigster - software development and design [/b]

• Webber Engineering - Nigeria’s first — and possibly Africa’s only commercially viable — basketball facilities manufacturing company.

• MOJEC - manufactures and supplies a variety of metering technology


Phone manufacturer
• Solo Phone

Auto Manufacturer
• Proforce - Utilized superior craftsmanship to produce outstanding armored vehicles and personal protection

Oil & Gas
• COSTAIN WEST AFRICA/SHORELINE ENERGY INTERNATIONAL

• Oando

• Seplat

• SOGENAL GROUP


Education

Pharmaceutical

Home Improvement

E-commerce

Fintech

Shoewear Manufacturing
• Itele

• Keexs - First Innovative and Social Footwear Brand in Africa - http://www.keexs.com/


Fashion

Cosmetic/Beauty Industry
• Tara International

• FASHPA - https://www.fashpa.com/


Hair care

SPA

Toys Production

Agriculture
• Keresuk Rice Farm - Nigeria's 2nd Largest Rice Farm

Agri Tech
• Tryctor : A motorbike-turned-tractor targeting small farmers in Nigeria

Radio

Office furniture

Home Improvements
• Esho Table Lamps

Architecture

Gaming

Furniture [/b]
• Interior Options - Furniture Manufacting and Interior Design Consultancy

• IO Furniture


Diversified
• Sujimoto Group of Companies - Real estate, finance and energy

• Elizade Group - Auto manufacturer, largest importer/seller of Toyota vehicles in west africa)s, JAC production, University Education

• Sokoa Chair Center - Office & educational institution furniture systems, office space planning & consulting, installation of Bank-way security doors systems, and commercial fragrancing & odour management.

• Chester Group - The largest African‐American‐owned water/wastewater, energy, and environmental engineering firm in the United States and the largest Water, Wastewater and Energy firm in Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania.

• Eleganza -

• Doyin Group - engages in the businesses of soap and detergent, food and beverage, fruits, juices, drugs and water, toothpaste and medicament, paints, farming, property, hospitality, and agro chemicals in Nigeria. It manufactures pharmaceuticals, soaps, detergents, paints, teas, milk, toothpastes, medicament products, body creams, juices, and drinks. The company also provides beef cubes, chicken cubes, fish cubes, cream sodas, table water, orange juices, apple drinks, detergent powders, and blood tonics


• Yinka folawiyo group - engages in construction and property development. It also involves in cargo shipping, chartering, agency, clearing, and forwarding; deep sea fishing; crop planting; and breeding poultry and eggs. In addition, the company provides insurance brokerage services, including marine, aviation, agriculture, construction, real estate, and liability insurance and re-insurance policies; and claims recovery, financing methods, and claims control management services. Further, it involves in oil exploration, exploitation, and marketing; and property development, including warehousing, residential, and office properties.

• The Bakrie Delano Africa - a $1 billion joint venture with the Bakrie Group of Indonesia

• Wemy Industries - Manufactures Baby care, Feminine care and Adult care products. manufactures and trades over 15 product lines

• CAVERTON OFFSHORE GROUP - Africa’s first integrated offshore support service provider. The Group operates in the marine and aviation logistics sectors of the Nigerian oil and gas industry.

MICHEALADEX

Mr "fake pictures", please come and contribute on this thread.

You lots that love criticizing any positive view of Yorubas, but can't contribute shiiiit. Awon "BTW I am Yoruba".

shervydman:
u don enter serious work be that.....
though, I/we really appreciate u for promoting us. THANKS A LOT!!!

I'm starting the categorization tonight.

Anyone that wants to help can holla

Saintsbrown:
Wht about ure pastor?
Whts his source of income?
Does he pay tax?
Olodo

Stup.id questions. Is that efulefu a pastor?

Abudu2000:
dey there dey find who make money legit way with ur rapper wey u dey wear as cloth when boiz dey flex...i m sute u probably will use iphone 7 in the next 5years time meanwhile boiz dey use an baf here

Make small sense abeg.

The man looks dull.....

He's probably thinking "how are these people still using 1920s technology?"

The guy is trying to be Yoruba so bad


How did he become rich? What is his source of income?


Does he pay taxes?

Dig his background very well, you go see drugs and/or yahoooze.

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Olanrewaju Oniyitan is the Founder & CEO of W-Holistic Business Solutions (W-HBS). She is a consultant who is passionate about SME development, for developing countries. Her consulting experience covers a wide variety of businesses, associations, cooperatives, and international development agencies of varying sizes and scales in various sectors. She also started a few social initiatives – Accelerate Africa and Future4Kids Africa. Lanre walks the talk. She has seen business from multiple perspectives, as founder, consultant, co-founder, and investor. She also runs BlueLinx Distribution Networks (Wholesale & Retail Distribution, operators of the brands SuperMaxx, Zizzy’s Farmers Market and Posh Tots, established 2011).

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Olanrewaju Oniyitan holds a First Class degree in Business Administration, in addition to being a Certified Business Development Analyst (CBDA) and an Associate Accounting Technician (AAT). She is a graduate member of CEM 15/BET 1, an entrepreneurial programme by Enterprise Development Centre (EDC), Pan-Atlantic University. She is also a Certified SMEToolkit trainer, as awarded by the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group.

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Before establishing W-HBS, she worked in the capacity of Head, Strategy & Business Development and as a Senior Consultant, with most of her career at KPMG Professional Services under the Business Advisory Services unit and the Risk Management unit. Lanre works as a Private Sector Development Consultant for a DFID/Adam Smith International M4P initiative (ENABLE Nigeria) set up to strengthen Business Membership Organisations in Nigeria. She also works as the Strategic Country Partner to Stanford Institute for Innovation in Developing Economies (SEED), a transformation program that bridges a critical gap in global efforts to address prosperity around the world by focusing on the private sector as the engine for sustainable growth. In addition, Lanre also acts as an Investment Lead Generation Consultant for OXFAM’s project in Nigeria targeted at SMEs – Inclusive Impact Investments.

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Ibadan made shoes

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Eastwalk:
Yap, I got it

P&G factory, town planning road, Ibadan

Thanks!!

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Adetutu Adekunle, CEO of Bibi's GrillHouse

deomeelo:
Bibi's above you is in Ibadan and we've posted a lot of Ibadan based businesses.

Whaaaat?

Oh mehn, I'll have to sift through all these pages to move them to the Ibadan thread.

I just love seeing greens and more greens


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We Yorubas sabi food o. I wonder why these companies can't create businesses in Ibadan too.

Oxtonguy:
Lol talking about our polithiefians, they are so daft and crude in their developmental approach, If i'm not mistaken the only tin they fix now are just critical infrastructure which are even of mediocrity. Come to think of how SW would be like without investors, partaining to the museum only investor can revive it especially our indigeneous investor fond of investing heavily of oil well, blok, and firm which are always under threat by the ND. They really don't have to underestimate the return in such invests specially when it is classic. cuz those person dont give a bleep when it comes to torrism. Meanwhile other countries make a greater percentage of their revenue from it.

Omo every time I think about the useless of Nigerian politicians, I just wonder why my mother didn't join a witch coven like her mates so I could have used my powers to kill them (politicians) all

Oxtonguy:
Rara oo, sugbon mo ma'n lo si ibadan bi eni lo adugbo keji, omo Akure Oyemekun lemi.

Omo Ondo lemi na

Se o ma n ya awon aworan ti o ba lo s'Ibadan?

Oxtonguy:
N'kan to ye kon privatize ti won ba le finance ee to a classic standard. Maybe they don't just care.

Awon useless mofos.

I think that project was executed by Odua Investment.....sugbon ko ri bi pe awon governors wa invest nibe.