₦airaland Forum

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Obi, Atiku, online activists like Oby Ezeks, Yesufu and co's loud silence and complacency on this currency issue because it seems to favour them reinforces the fact that Nigerians are not different. We're all same corrupt set of people who will do, support and lie straight faced if it favours us.
Don't be deceived again on the lines of some messiah or clean man. Vote vision, vote competence, vote proven track record. We don't need an I.T trainee president. We don't need a president that needs to inefficiently follow his staff to the market or buy it himself. We need better.

femisplash:
With a phone call, Peter Obi could direct the MD of Fidelity bank to bring any amount to his home within two hours. Atiku, the SPV crooner could get as much naira bills as he wanted from any of his bank managers. If anyone could show me a picture of Obi or Atiku on a bank queue struggling for cash, I will be willing to transfer 70k cash to such person.
These two enemies of the masses, asked zombidients to bear the brunt and suffer while their parents go to bed in an empty stomach yet these clowns come online to cheer these two devils as long as they foolishly think the policy is affecting Tinubu 🤣
PDP is even more confused, Sokoto PDP is joined in the suit against the FG while Bayelsa and Edo PDP are joined in the suit defending the FG.

CoronaVirusRelo:
Jumoke Akinjide?

Is that not the Ex Super Falcons striker that failed to score for Nigeria.



Jumoke George we know. Never heard of the Akinjide version

Chief Richard Akinjide's daughter. Richard Akinjide was Minister of Justice under NPN/Shagari administration.

JAMO84:
Iyabo Ojo is dating one hundred years old Igbo ancestor, she need his money to continue her flamboyant lifestyle.


Under Pitobi in Anambra:

13 months Doctors strike

8 months Asu strike

Poverty from 25% to 56%

No LG election for 7 years

Refused to declare account in Panama

Aide caught with 250m state money in Lagos

Chased non indigen out of civil service

PITOBI IS THE BIGGEST SCAM THIS COUNTRY HAS SEEN, SINCE MMM.

lhordspy:
How is this intimidation? We should be learned enough to know the difference between 'Sensitization and intimidation '.

I listened to the voicenote yesterday. The man said:

“If we take the number of people here, we will not be less than 60, but only 20 have PVCs; what is happening to the rest?"

It is a community(ward) meeting and he has every right to question the low numbers of PVC holders. You people will understand what structure is in few days time. It is same in every state.

I spoke to my community Chief few days ago, and he said same thing. He said there was a directive straight from the state government that the number of vote you deliver will determine the level of infrastructure you will get in return after election. So this community head has every right to question why his people refused to collect their PVC to vote.

Leave internet and witness the reality on the street yourself. The structures are aligning.

Una go cry tire.

Putinofrussia:
Bode Akindele.
Fairgate group,UK.



There is Fairgate group in UK owned by Bode Akindele.They deal in real estate.
They are said to be worth more than €1 billion..

Another one..
CAMAC International Corporation.


KAS LOOKMAN LAWAL.

CAMAC International Corporation, chairman and chief executive officer of Erin Energy Corporation, and chairman of Allied Energy Corporation in Houston, Texas, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer, CAMAC HOLDINGS



Kase Lukman Lawal (born June 30, 1954)[1] is a Nigerian-born businessman who lives and works in the United States.

Lawal was born June 30, 1954 in Ibadan. He obtained his Bachelor of Science in chemistry from Texas Southern University in 1976, and his MBA from Prairie View A&M University, both in Texas in 1978. He is the chairman and chief executive officer of CAMAC International Corporation, chairman and chief executive officer of Erin Energy Corporation, and chairman of Allied Energy Corporation in Houston, Texas, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer, CAMAC HOLDINGS;[2] vice chairman, Port of Houston Authority Commission. He also serves as a member of the board of directors and is a significant shareholder in Unity National Bank, the only federally insured and licensed African-American-owned bank in Texas. Lawal was a member of the National Republican Congressional Committee's Business Advisory Council and, in 1994, he was a finalist for the United States Business Entrepreneur of the Year. Lawal is a member of Phi Beta Sigma fraternity. He was awarded an honorary doctorate degree in philosophy from Fort Valley State University.

Another one...
BAYO OGUNLESI.
GIP.


In July 2006, Ogunlesi started the private equity firm, Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), a joint venture whose initial investors included Credit Suisse and General Electric. He currently serves as Chairman and Managing Partner.

In 2006, GIP bought London City Airport. In 2009, GIP acquired the majority in London Gatwick Airport in a deal worth £1.455 billion.The Nigerian press has given him the nickname, "The Man Who Bought Gatwick Airport. GIP also owns Edinburgh Airport, which they bought in 2012,and Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori, which they bought in February 2018.
GIP is said to be worth more than $70 billion.



Another one..

Harry Akande.
AIC and co.

An entrepreneur with over 400 companies around the world. H e was once the richest man in Nigeria.


Another one...

Dehinde Fernandez.
Petro Inett.


Fernandez ran an oil company called Petro Inett which obtained a 50% share with South African-based Energy Africa Limited in a deal with the state oil company for exploration rights in a 4,700 km2 area of Angola's coast in 1996.In 1992, he was appointed as Special Adviser to the President of Mozambique on International Economic Matters, a position he held for three years.



Another one...

Jason Njoku
Iroko Tv.

Jason Chukwuma Njoku (born 11 December 1980) is a British-Nigerian businessman. He is the co-founder and CEO of iROKOtv, a video-on-demand service for Nigerian movies.




Tope Awotona

Tope Awotona
Tope Awotona is the founder and CEO of Calendly, a functional and effective scheduling tool that helps you schedule meetings, appointments and events without all the back and forth emails. The app is currently valued at over $3 billion. Tope grew up in Lagos, Nigeria and moved to the US, where he graduated from the University of Georgia. He then landed a job at IBM as a sales rep, before moving on to Perceptive Software, Vertafore, and Dell EMC. His first three attempts at founding a startup: a dating website “single to taken”, “projectorstop” that sold projectors and “YardSteals”, a platform for home and yard equipment all failed to take off.

He then struck gold when he founded Calendly LLC in 2010.

Abbey Wemimo

Abbey Wemimo
Abbey Wemimo was born in, and grew up in Lagos, Nigeria. He moved to Minneapolis from Nigeria in 2009, and proceeded to earn degrees in business management and public administration. He founded Esusu Financial Inc in 2017 as a financial technology platform helping individuals save money and build credit for low-to-middle income consumers. Last year, in an effort to provide pandemic relief, the firm distributed $250,000 in interest-free loans to New Yorkers who couldn’t make their rent.

In July, Esusu raised $10 Million in Series A funding led by Motley Fool Ventures with investment from Serena Williams’ Serena Ventures.

Chinedu Echeruo.

Chinedu Echeruo is a well known serial entrepreneur. He is more commonly known for his startup HopStop, a pioneering travel app that helped millions of users navigate public transportation in major metropolitan areas around the world, Apple Inc acquired the city transit app in 2013 for $1 billion.

His most recent endeavour is the tech for good startup MindMeet, which allows users to share knowledge and raise money for charity whilst doing so.

Kelechi Anyadiegwu

Kelechi Anyadiegwu
Kelechi is the New York based founder of African inspired clothing marketplace, Zuvaa. She has a masters in human-computer interaction from Carnegie Mellon and also appeared in the Forbes 30 under 30 list. After being frustrated due to being unable to find fashionable African-inspired clothing and accessories, she created an e-commerce destination for merchants from across the diaspora to sell their wares.

Zuvaa’ originates from the word ‘Zuva’ which means sun or sunshine in the language of the Shona people from Zimbabwe.

In 2016, Zuvaa was estimated to have made $2 million in sales.

Stephen Ozoigbo

Stephen Ozoigbo
Stephen is the CEO of the Silicon Valley based African Technology Foundation (ATF), offering mentorship and resource access to African entrepreneurs, in addition to running a venture fund. It connects companies and founders with potential directly to Silicon Valley investors through ATF’s VenturePATH program.


Sijibomi Ogundele.
Sujimoto Group of Companies.

Sijibomi “Sujimoto” Ogundele is the founder and lead partner of Sujimoto Group of Companies, which comprises of real-estate, finance and energy divisions. The organization operates offices in Paris, Accra, Madrid, Dubai, Riyadh, and Lagos. With the umbrella of Sujimoto Investment Ltd. and its principal partner, Yazeed Alrahji, Sujimoto has been able to bridge the venture capital industry with more than 47 successful business acquisitions and restructurings.

BigDawsNet:
I don't have any buisness or company yet in america... tho my Father hav some and uncle with couple of organisations but just giving out the info here online looks impossible.... if you find them online and apply... you may be lucky to get hired....

But I'm not going to give you any info without authorisation

Aldol:
This bolded is my major fear for Obi emerging as President, imagine supporting evil policy of emefiele because it's their kinsman,imagine if the Cbn governor was a Northerner or from Southwest he'll would have been let loose

FromZeroToHero:
Why is it that it's only APC Governors that is complaining about the naira redesign.

mannobi:
When you come online you will see Peter Obi fans shouting suffering and smiling but in this Emefiele policy failure, it is still them that are supporting it who then is suffering and smiling. The one who refuses to suffer or the one who supports Emefiele to afflict him. Tribalism is too rooted in igbos. They will support any rubbish as long as you are their kinsman.

LeoDeKing:
Already falling in line with Tinubu's body language.

The moment Tinubu is announced president elect, the naira swap policy becomes null and void.

Even cbn principal officers will start parking their luggage out of their offices before the sledge hammer get them.

Spaxon:
They should accept Old Currencies and who'll get it back from them.

Not like they've got a special entry to the bank.
Not like the bank are accepting old notes again

Goodlady:
My father has a car.
I ll soon buy my car too cos am saving towards that. And if I buy it myself, I don't want to see him again. I v conscience and v the right to demand what I want.

I ll definitely buy it and that's the end of him with me.

Short broke black boy, na your type go marry at 45-50 cos you too talaka!

Goodlady:
I m saving n ll buy it myself. I only expressed my frustrations. If you know Abj well you ll know it's not easy for people without vehicle that goes out daily.
A good man ll make his woman happy. Seem you are a callous man.

IdiotOjukwu:
Comb fire..


Una must collect 😁😁😂😁😂😂

Kennyswag:
God bless the thug and his family

christistruth01:
Peter Obi never built a Party in his life

He only hijacked the ones others painstakingly built over decades

From APGA,to PDP to Labour Party

The man has no Political Ideology

Siwisheswereesh:
Says someone that is living in the US

What a slowpoke!

danvon:
Once I heard 'Emefiele' is CBN governor I already knew how it would turn out...

Him and igbos would be the scapegoats for the crisis, they are all secretly working to destroy Nigeria, the fact that many igbos are supporting the policy would only back the conspiracy theory.

Igbos be wise stop being pawns use your head, remember power doesn't lie with the elites, it lies with the masses, those masses you love mocking as illiterates and foolish are the ones with the power, never offend them.

Condemn any policy that hurts the masses no matter what, no matter what damage it might do to the elites, the masses are always right.

Bye bye Peter Obi Election dreams, the political spinning would soon start.

lhordspy:
Can you imagine.
But next time leave his parent out of it and correct him appropriately.

Emir01:
Story

temitope27:
I taught they are fighting for Yoruba people, are they fighting for Christian now

dele1727:
Imagine saying prepare for war....

This obi people will later say that its others that are instigating crisis....

boldtruthalways:
Who is the Presidency?

Dsalvo:
Lol. Even a fool can tell the tone of the Reps is chiding of the Presidency. They are admonishing Buhari sternly.

I said it here countless times, when Buhari was doing his best to deny Tinubu the APC ticket, that politicians with long term plans and ambitions in politics beyond the May 29th handover of the Presidency will begin to resist and defy the outgoing PMB.

This is because they won't watch Buhari, in pursuit of personal vendetta and agenda, deliberately and callously ruin a soup they still want to eat for a while yet.

I warned that Buhari should chill with abuse of power otherwise face a rebellion from those who knows he has one leg out of the door and are no longer scared of him.

I also added that Buhari is divisive and not a good politician who rewards loyalty or has even minimal concern for a Party structure that gave him his life ambition yet he now wants to cynically destroy for thousands of others.

A President like Buhari will unite many against him because he will be viewed as very wicked and needlessly callous

This is common logic just that a lot of Nigerians have emotions, sentiments, bigotry and hate where logical thinking should reside in their head.

This is simple a case of stakeholders, upon the end of the reign of the current King, shouting "the King is dead. Long live the king".

Last last, if Buhari force their hand, stakeholders in APC will isolate him and focus on doing what they can to support the man they want to be President.

ThatrealestApex:
Why do these people like to make life hard for their fellow Igbos? These eastern people ehn, must they monetize everything?

Same PVC northern elites are giving their people without blinking an eye?

Give an Igbo man the Opportunity and they'll sell this country for their own selfish interests

We don't hate corruption, we just hate that we're not the ones carrying out the corruption