Ekealterego:

Your IGR in Lagos, who is responsible for its size?
You sit in your home and know what's going on in the south east. Lol who is fooling who?

Ekealterego:

Your own case is different.
In a different group you claim to be Edo, another one you are Delta, here you are Yoruba. Where do you belong to? Impostor!!
The truth is, the Igbo are the engine room of trade and commerce in Nigeria. In the industry, we dey also.
SOME Yorubas might have old money in the past but that is past as you can see from the brown roofs that is characteristic of your towns.

mercyville:



lol...if wars are won with the mouth then ojuku would have won the civil war.Igbos have the DNA of using their mouths to create what they want the situation to be but their laziness and lack of war and bizness acumen usually make them a laughing stock.I blame the Yorubas quoting you lazy things because reasonable people do not quote jesters who turns you into a jester too.Let the Ibos go and lick their astronomically deep wounds and learn how Yorubas did and still do it.Yorubas have always been achievers but I did not know frankly speaking that they can beat the Igbos in bizness this much.IT IS JUST TOO MUCH...ASTRONOMICALLY TOO MUCH.No wonder the SW is the 3rd economy in Africa.
KUDOS TO INNOSON FOR STRIVING SO HARD BUT I THINK HE SHOULD LEARN HOW PROFORCE DOES IT TO HAVE GONE INTERNATIONAL.Well basically most of the numerous Yoruba companies posted here have gone international while the few Igbos posted other than the oil companies are local.
I think bridges should be built between this bizness people and the Igbos should be taught how to be versatile lije the Yoruba guys.KUDOS.This thread is an eye opener for all Nigerians/Niaralanders.Everybody is a winner.

kn23h:
totit

When you get the chance,

Can you consolidate a list of Yoruba shoe designers/cobblers?

Thanks

Ekealterego:

Your own case is different.
In a different group you claim to be Edo, another one you are Delta, here you are Yoruba. Where do you belong to? Impostor!!
The truth is, the Igbo are the engine room of trade and commerce in Nigeria. In the industry, we dey also.
SOME Yorubas might have old money in the past but that is past as you can see from the brown roofs that is characteristic of your towns.

Ekealterego:

Your IGR in Lagos, who is responsible for its size?
You sit in your home and know what's going on in the south east. Lol who is fooling who?

kn23h:
Yoruba strong!!

totit:


Ha! Oga today being Monday/new week is always and quite busy for me except on weekends. I am at work as we speak,working I just dey spy comments small and disappear again.

Perhaps, if time and chance avail me I go try

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FEMAB is a limited liability company incorporated under the Companies Act of 1990 with RC Number 39118. The company is into real estate consultancy such as Civil & Engineering Construction, Property Management, Property Sales, Letting and Estate Development. The Company was initially operating under the name of FEMAB GLOBAL VENTURES, which was registered in 1994 as a Private Enterprise. The companys operation was taken over under a newly registered name of FEMAB PROPERTIES LIMITED in year 2000 as a result of expansion and growth of its business activities.

Diamond Estate. Sangotedo, Ajah Lagos.

laudate:

I believe he is. Soyode does sound Yoruba, and Alistair who is British-Nigerian, has never denied his links to Nigeria.

kn23h:


I understand. It doesn't have to be today, that's why I said "when you get the chance"

I'll do what I can on my side too.

Ibise lemi na wa.

deedeedee1:

Igbos have nothing. You only beat chest online.
Shameless tribe!
You are known for trafficking drugs worldwide

yomexp:
lubbish! see our Aba international made shoes

Ekealterego:

Yes, that's why your governors are sending your lazy youths to the South East for redemption.
Tell me another story

ODVanguard:
And let's not forget Tunde Owolabi's one of a kind Ethnik brand of Shoes, bags and Accessories made from Aso-Oke fabric.

https://www.ethnik.com.ng

deedeedee1:

You contribute the most in terms of IGR but where you come from, it is one of the lowest. How is that possible?

Ekealterego:

Yes, that's why your governors are sending your lazy youths to the South East for redemption.
Tell me another story

kn23h:
Made in Yorubaland

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Made in Iboland

www.nairaland.com/attachments/5669281_biafrashoes_jpeg3c092f68e21e04d8e37cd15dba630d41

deedeedee1:

Fayose only did that for political reason. We have better designers than u. That is the fact. E-bowls are not innovative. You are known to copy others innovation.

As an entrepreneur, Alistair Soyode's BEN Television has been the source of his community involvement which has gone on to becoming a house-hold name around the World.

BEN TV's mix of entertainment, news and sports programs reaches more than one million viewers across distribution networks-- not bad work for a man who originally came to England to play professional football.

His other entrepreneurial business interest that supports the community in capturing the opportunities available ranges in diverse ventures. He is into personal development strategies as well as been a link between different leaders from public and private sectors. Soyode has been given the Panache Global Entertainment Recognition and Award for Excellence (2014)
http://pgrae.over-blog.com/alistair-soyode

London, England (CNN) -- He may be the chief executive of a flourishing media company, but the last thing Alistair Soyode wants to be classified as is a media mogul.

"Classify me as someone like a farmer, because that's what I studied," he says as he attempts to describe a career arc that is as unorthodox as his television channel. "I'm a farmer who moved into television." Soyode founded Bright Entertainment Network (BEN) television, the first and longest-running African and Caribbean-focused television channel in the United Kingdom, in 2002.

Eight years later, BEN TV's mix of entertainment, news and sports programs reaches nearly one million viewers daily -- not bad work for a man who originally came to England to play professional football.

However, his aspirations to become a pro footballer failed to materialize. "I think the chill and the weather didn't allow me to concentrate, so I decided to pack my bags and find something else to do," he says in an interview with CNN's African Voices. After working in telecommunications and selling mobile phones, Soyode started BEN TV after trying and failing to find an appropriate production company to create shows for a Nigerian television station.

"I couldn't find a black TV station where I could go to ask them for programs ... so I thought 'if I set up a production house, I'll be able to produce a program and supply it to a Nigerian TV station'", he says. "And that's how the idea of BEN television came about."

While Soyode oversees BEN TV from offices in London, his first love is Nigeria, and he has two priorities toward this end. The first is to give something tangible back to his native country; the second to re-brand Nigeria as an iconic nation.

He is the European chairman of the Nigerians in Diaspora Organization (NIDO), set up by the government in 2000 to unite Nigerians living abroad with an interest in contributing to the development of the nation. http://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/africa/10/05/nigeria.soyode.ben/index.html

Ekealterego:

Yes, because we want to buy up all your land first. Even your masters up North know this

kn23h:
A Northern elder with no basic education says that Ibos own industries in Western Ngeria.
Everything is wrong with this statement.
This is obviously a lie that Ibos ran with.

Yorubas own most of the viable industries in Lagos and all over Nigeria.

Ekealterego:

Yes, because we want to buy up all your land first. Even your masters up North know this

ODVanguard:


Lol. You are a fool. Did you read the text in the screenshot you put up there? It read that Fayose (ipob Hero) sent Ekiti youths to spread his 'stomach infrastructure ' gospel to your people, you dumb a$$. At least that's what your screenshot says. Fayose, being the poster boy for 'stomach infrastructure', was (according to your screenshot) merely sending his boys to teach/tutor una on stomach infrastructure (unless you are trying to imply that Abia and Anambra are better at it than Fayose), and you no shame to come here come broadcast am?? Odiegwu for you o.

Ekealterego:

Yes, because we want to buy up all your land first. Even your masters up North know this

Ekealterego:

Well, this is the reality on ground. Your masters up North have agreed with my assertions.