CltrAltDel:

Igbo are bigots…. Joe ibokwe
IPOB are terrorist & fraudster….Chukwuemerie Uduchukwu

YorubaFynest:
They also fake Yoruba IDs online

author=CltrAltDel post=47616168]Just like we got scared when Putin made the tweet below.      Clowns!!!!!! 

CltrAltDel:

I can't stop laughing
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Biafra and fraud

36xtr09r:
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See your life!

YorubaFynest:
Yoruba

[size=18pt]Meet the young man redefining auto-parts business in Nigeria [/size]


23-year-old Dairo Damilola Opeyemi who hails from Ibadan, Oyo State is the young Chief Executive Officer of Autofactorng, redefining auto-parts business in Nigeria. Founder, Autofactorng, Damilola Dairo In a country where buyers culturally show an overwhelming distrust of salesmen in the automotive industry, Dairo’s innovative platform sells genuine auto-parts at affordable prices and delivers it to client’s doorsteps nationwide with warranties on every item sold is no doubt a breath of fresh air to car users. The young CEO’s rise to becoming a nationwide auto-parts supplier in less than a year of establishing his firm is based largely on his passionate ingenuity to provide car users in the country with genuine alternative to both sub-standard and fairly used auto-parts, ‘Tokunbo’ which overtime leaves buyers cheated and unsatisfied. After graduating from Bowen University in 2012, where he studied Physics and Solar Energy , Dairo who said he has always had a flare for cars ventured into the automotive industry in Nigeria by providing solutions in the aspect of car body repairs and painting.

Despite his quick success Dairo said he has sustainability plans to keep his business growth. “Apart from taking orders online via very interactive platform, we are looking at having a strong presence offline, building a full blown auto-part store where you can walk in and out with all kinds of car accessories/parts – fenders, engine blocks, batteries, tyres, etc. Assured that his firm, Autofactorng will in a few years actualise its dream of being the first auto part store in Nigeria, Dairo equally sees expansion into Ghana and other parts of Africa, “we are already getting calls outside Nigeria, most especially in Cotonou & Ghana and we have actually delivered products to Cotonou on several occassions.” Asked if he has a special business philosophy or formula, he said; ” I believe strongly in the acronym, P.O.P, which stands for Perseverance, Optimism and Positivism, this 3 keys will see a start-up through difficult stages which of course are inevitable in starting up any kind of business.”

aressssa:

This is the future of Auto parts in Nigeria, we are talking about standardization, genuine and quality auto parts and not the fake and dangerous rubbish Igbos have been killing us with..
Well done Omo Yoruba, wa sere..

CltrAltDel:

And yours…….

36xtr09r:


See your oblong conehead...

CltrAltDel:

Lol… just saw the thread you were tagged Mr. Copy and paste…. I told you, you lack intelligence….. No copy and paste be your calling.
NLers don see say you dull no be small

Adeoye Fadeyibi is the CEO of Transcorp Power Limited. He is an engineer by profession with deep and varied experience in power generation and a core expertise in gas turbine technology, design, installation and commissioning, operations and maintenance and other power plant services.
Adeoye has a degree in Mechanical Engineering from New York State University and has attended several technical and management trainings from the General Electric Power Systems University and Management Learning Programs. He started his career with Guilford Mills as a Plant Maintenance Engineer, and then moved to New York State Energy Research as a Research Associate on Fuel Cell technology.
He later joined GE Controls, Accessories and Systems Engineering as a Cost/Design Engineer/Contractor. The majority of Ade’s career was at General Electric – the international leader in power generation services and equipment. Whilst at GE, Ade worked in several capacities ranging from Turbines Technical Adviser, Service Manager Installations – Africa to Portfolio Manager-Sub-Saharan Africa, Acting Service Director – Africa, India and Middle East and Sales Director- Africa.
Adeoye completed the Lean six sigma training, and participated in the first lean process for power services. He developed a template for best practice sharing to promote execution excellence across the region, executed project audits and provided compliance metrics and lessons learned in line with findings.

Dupe Olusola is the CEO of Teragro Commodities Limited. She has varied and broad experience in the areas of Banking, Private Equity, Development and Business Consulting and Asset Management. Specialising in emerging markets, particularly in Western Africa, Dupe has developed sound knowledge of the challenges facing investors in developing markets garnered from the blue chip establishments with which she has worked including United Bank for Africa Plc, Capital Alliance, Bloomberg Financial Markets U.K, Afrinvest West Africa (formerly Securities Transaction & Trust Company), Northern Trust Corporation U.K, Growing Business Foundation and Abraxa Consulting UK. Dupe holds a B.A. in Economics from the University of Leicester, UK, an MA in Development Economics from the University of Kent, Canterbury and has an Investor Relations Certification from the UK.

British-Nigerian actor David Oyelowo encouraged the creation of a scholarship to aid girls who have been terrorized and disadvantaged by gender inequality in Nigeria.
The GEANCO Foundation has announced the first ever David Oyelowo Leadership Scholarship for Girls to help victimized young girls get an education. Many Nigerian girls are raped, kidnapped and if they make it back home, shunned by their families.
“We cannot stand idly by while thousands of innocent girls remain under serious threat,” Oyelowo in a press release. “With our help, these bright and resilient girls can blossom into Nigeria’s most inspiring leaders in government, education, business, entertainment, and so much more. The way to combat oppression and injustice is to be intentional in calling it out and then seeking to affect sustainable and long-term change. That is what these Leadership scholarships are all about. We seek to nurture a generation of strong female trailblazers whose positive impact will be felt across Nigeria and around the world.”
The 40-year-old award-winning actor and producer has long supported GEANCO. He

YorubaFynest:


It's very pathetic that Ibos need to create IDs, pretend to be Yorubas to make soundless claims. You for example, you're Ibo but you're using a Yoruba name as your ID.
I pity una when this country breaks apart
Technologically sound ko lmaooo

aressssa:


ipob coward ....

Nawa4nl:




So anybody that cries out against the injustice the South-East & South-South endure is now IPOB.
Is Wole Sonyinka too IPOB?

Does he not support IPOB?

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ErasmusCOMP:
When will these two groups stop this ego fight and see the big picture? Hausa Fulani is gradually taking over critical sectors of our lives and we are here fooling ourselves...habaaa!