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CabbieAC:
Na you sabi

CabbieAC:
Iya Agba se mo di owo yin mu ni?

Here is a nice video i found on Afenifere website



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCD36WeBPH0&feature=context-gfa

ProfShymex:
Sir, I'm the Duke of all Ibadan chics. You need permission from me before you add them to ya harem.

Shyte, Ibadan chics spread e-love to me the Brooklyn way...and you know a nyggah gotta go where he finds love.

The duke is here...where Ibadan chics at? Come dance for papi chulo.

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The MD of BOI – Rasheed Olaoluwa to discuss the recently launched fashion fund and other opportunities for growth
The CEO of Nigerian Export Promotion Council -Segun Awolowo to discuss how NEPC can facilitate export opportunities for fashion entrepreneurs
Former Commissioner of Commerce (Osun State) Hon Ismail Adekunle Jaiyeoba who invested heavily in the garment manufacturing sector during his tenure General Managers of Nigerian Textiles Employers Association Mr Kwajaffa who will facilitate discussion on the value chain of fashion and how it positively impacts the textiles industry
Vice President, Sales & Marketing at ANAP Business Jets Limited (ANAP Jets) Gbemi Abudu who has a solid background in fashion houses such as Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy. She will be taking us through the intricacies of the Fashion Value Chain.
We are also fortunate to have Sterling Bank’s Abubakar Suleiman – ED, Strategy and Finance, Omolara Akinfolarin – Head, MSME Banking Unit to discuss the various aspects and opportunities of financing the fashion industry
There are many more speakers of this calibre who will be sharing their experience and knowledge on the development of the fashion sector

Why is this seminar important?

Why? It is quite simple – diversification is critical to our survival as a country. Oil cannot sustain us anymore. We must look to other industries such as agriculture, mining, transportation, and real estate and of course fashion. It is not just about designers and fashion shows. Fashion can be used as a tool to solve unemployment. Increased investment will create jobs such as tailors, pattern cutters, sales assistants, stylists and more. It will benefit all starting from the working class right to the top. However this will not happen overnight so conversations and plans need to start immediately. We need a roadmap as to how this will happen. The Fashion Business Series will serve as a catalyst and platform for this industry’s transformation. We are bringing together creative, the business community and government parastatals to start this process.

Do you think the Nigerian Fashion Industry can become a major player in the Nigerian economy, how so? What initiatives and funding needs to be put in play to see this happen?

Globally the fashion industry is worth $1trillion dollars, imagine if we could tap into one per-cent of that figure? With adequate investment, skills training and favourable government policies the Nigerian Fashion Industry can significantly add to the countries GDP. Funding initiatives have begun; two months ago, the Bank of Industry launched a fashion fund with a very favourable single digit interest rate, which is historic. This is a step in the right direction and based on the pulse of the current government administration there may well be policies to help creative entrepreneurs.


The most important element for fashion to be a major player in the Nigerian economy is solidarity, all relevant stakeholders have to work together. No one entity can single-handedly fix the fashion industry.

CabbieAC:
I forgot to add I'm on a boxing forum as well

CabbieAC:
Iya Agba I do all these things at the same time.Work,comment,eat,play game,13 tabs opened at the same time.I'm on two soccer forums and I get a lot of mentions from them as well.So what's your excuse?

Ilekeh:
I like giving 110% of my attention to anything Yoruba related.

CabbieAC:
But I comment on Yoruba related threads as well and my replies are swift.I don't waste time.Well maybe because I type very fast...After this comment,I'm going somewhere else to reply another stubborn debater

Ilekeh:
No, maybe you're ADHD lol. "another stubborn debater"?

Who was the first? Nduchucks?

ADHD te mi mo o ki n se nkan gidi oo and that stubborn debater is you.

CabbieAC:
ADHD te mi mo o ki n se nkan gidi oo and that stubborn debater is you.

MayorofLagos:
Thats a nice Ibadan chick you got

Im still under.the sheets with this one...

CabbieAC:
MayorofLagos and shymm3x abeg make una carry this una talk comot here.It makes the thread look like an "X" rated thread

Ilekeh:
Old man, please help me speak to them.

Ilekeh:
I like giving 110% of my attention to anything Yoruba related.

MayorofLagos:
Mtchheww!
I got a Yoruba related thingy that will appreciate your devotion and worship on two knees

MayorofLagos:
Kabiyesi - CabbieAC,

Ilekeh get yanga na number 1!

If Ilekeh was Ibo....ohhh shyyt, we'd be in trouble.

Ilekeh:
I don't. I actually restrain myself a lot.

Ilekeh:
I don't. I actually restrain myself a lot.

Dem go dey toast you, waa ma sako. ehn Oyinkansola

Ilekeh:
Can you boys not turn this into a ratchet thread?

Shymmex, your taste in women is appalling