₦airaland Forum

zolapower:
are u talking about a league where almost 100 goals was scored in a game ( nija league ) ? No can't take that mehn!

which match?

Good one from Innoson...more Grace to Chukwuma nd his company......

Kudos to Chief Innocent Chukwuma OFR, the CEO innoson motors Ltd. See photos from the event here:http://www.cfrmagazine.com/2017/07/photos-malian-delegation-arrives-ivm.html?m=1

This is awesome! Nigerian rulers can only try to fight the progress of those whom they fear are an intellectually and creatively superior tribe. What they absolutely fail to understand is that they are mere mortals trying to fight a divine battle. Failure is their destiny. They should go and ask all the Muslim nations surrounding Isreal.

The youths and the elderly from other tribes who are hell bent on being sentimental to the Biafran movement, stop being foolish by being tribalistic, listen to the voice of reason, Nigerian rulers have condemned your beloved Nigeria. Except you have decided to travel overseas for good to secure your future and that of your children, your politicians do not even consider your existence so you will need to fight for the good of your fatherland. Break away from the evil that exists in the name of Nigeria. Your future self will be forever grateful. Hopefully, we will be doing business as neighbouring countries in the future and everyone will be happy.

Biafra is my heritage.

Chinekenna no n'elu igwe, otuto diri gi.

Wassce:
While some of my yoruba brothers were on the other thread talking trash about how they won't buy innoson just because he's igbo, the guy is going international .


Whom God has blessed, no one can curse. Nice one from innoson.

The visit which was facilitated by the Nigerian Export Promotion Council ably led by Segun Awolowo will also see the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing on purchasing about 400 Innoson IVM vehicles that will be exported to Mali.

Not everything should be us versus them. This effort as you can see was facilitated by another Yoruba man.

Phi001:
I was correcting your correction.


If I were you, I'd learn...

Some people's sense of humor sha, if you can excuse me now, I'm busy. Thank u

ELKHALIFAISIS:
this is a man, Selfish and wicked Awolowo gave his father £2 pounds to survive, according to clear fact only 2/10th of his people manage to get the £2 handouts from government despite all the billions they have in Nigeria banks ... this young man and many of his kin's beat the odd 2 survive single handedly without government monopoly , they are achievers the envy of many tribes , I called invaders and explorers , many call them developers... yes that is what they are , where is the stupid Awo that want to starved this young man to death where is his generation in the society umu chukwu Ndi agoziri agozi nmeri bu nke umu chukwu jisia nu ike anyi ga enwe nmmeri

My Dad talked about how he even did acrobatics and track and field just to raise seed money fo business after the war. There was this hand bag i fished out in the village sometimes ago, my Aunt told me the history of that bag, how my dad used it to hold his money when going from Onitsha to cotonuo to buy goods. By 1978, My dad already had a 3 storey building at Nkpor. Just fvcking 8 years After he had nothing!!!

obailala:
Apart from the fact that Nigerians culturally have a preference for foreign goods, one of the biggest factors hindering the sale of IVM brands in Nigeria is the tribalism that it has been bathed with.

Whenever a thread is released on the successes of IVM, while many are proud of it as a Nigerian brand, some shallow minds are hell bent on tagging it an 'Igbo company' instead of a Nigerian company. Knowing full well that there's an unabated tribal rivalry existing in Nigeria today, I wonder why anyone would chose to constantly de-market IVM by bragging openly of how it is an achievement of one tribe whilst mocking others; and then we begin to wonder why other tribes in Nigeria (who are constantly at war with Igbos) now chose to avoid IVM. Wisdom is truly rare...

afonja has spoken.

remiopash:
You are not making sense AT ALL.The visit which was[b] facilitated by the Nigerian Export Promotion Council ably led by Segun Awolowo[/b]

NEPC is not an NGO. So Segun Awolowo had no choice than to promote Naija exports. If he had a choice between IVM and another even inferior brand owned by an Afonja or even Aboki, we know the direction he would go.

brown3:
afonja has spoken.

Not unexpected... This is what you get when people choose to send their brains on vacation; they can't come up with any sensible argument or counter-argument besides tribalism, labelling everyone who counters their shallow opinion an afonja. Sorry child, you aren't talking to an afonja.

obailala:
Not unexpected... This is what you get when people choose to send their brains on vacation; they can't come up with any sensible argument or counter-argument besides tribalism, labelling everyone who counters their shallow opinion an afonja. Sorry child, you aren't talking to an afonja.

shut up, i have always known u as an afonja masquerading as an Igbo person.

Phi001:
You will want to come and speak English and end up embarrassing yourself.


What does international mean?


All continentals are international but not all internationals are continental...

Attention seeker. As long as you understood what he was saying, your correction is a verbosity.

obailala:
Not unexpected... This is what you get when people choose to send their brains on vacation; they can't come up with any sensible argument or counter-argument besides tribalism, labelling everyone who counters their shallow opinion an afonja. Sorry child, you aren't talking to an afonja.

my yoruba muslim brother. do u want to deny being afonja like me?

brown3:
shut up, i have always known u as an afonja masquerading as an Igbo person.

I pointed out the dangers of tribalism to the success of IVM, but from all I wrote, all your brain could process out of it was that I am an afonja?... You are certainly a disgrace and you dont deserve a further response. There are obviously too many kids online these days.

cc: Ejanla07

alcmene:
Hope Lai Mohammed and his demonic forces in Aso rock don't bring up another law banning abroad shipment of goods.

With Lai Mohammed and his oga, everything is possible!

alcmene:
Hope Lai Mohammed and his demonic forces in Aso rock don't bring up another law banning abroad shipment of goods.

With Lie sorry Lai Mohammed, everything is possible...

obailala:
Apart from the fact that Nigerians culturally have a preference for foreign goods, one of the biggest factors hindering the sale of IVM brands in Nigeria is the tribalism that it has been bathed with.

Whenever a thread is released on the successes of IVM, while many are proud of it as a Nigerian brand, some shallow minds are hell bent on tagging it an 'Igbo company' instead of a Nigerian company. Knowing full well that there's an unabated tribal rivalry existing in Nigeria today, I wonder why anyone would chose to constantly de-market IVM by bragging openly of how it is an achievement of one tribe whilst mocking others; and then we begin to wonder why other tribes in Nigeria (who are constantly at war with Igbos) now chose to avoid IVM. Wisdom is truly rare...

But those Igbo infants do not speak for Innoson na

obailala:
I pointed out the dangers of tribalism to the success of IVM, but from all I wrote, all your brain could process out of it was that I am an afonja?... You are certainly a disgrace and you dont deserve a further response. There are obviously too many kids online these days.

cc: Ejanla07

muslim afonja, u can never be an Igbo, u an afonja and an afonja shall u be forever.

Lightening:
But those Igbo infants do not speak for Innoson na

But nevertheless, tribalising IVM by anyone doesnt help the brand.

brown3:
muslim afonja, u can never be an Igbo, u an afonja and an afonja shall u be forever.

Look child, yes, I am an afonja muslim. Hope this makes you happy?... Hopefully you can now stay off my space for more mature minds to drop meaningful comments. Thanks..

obailala:
I pointed out the dangers of tribalism to the success of IVM, but from all I wrote, all your brain could process out of it was that I am an afonja?... You are certainly a disgrace and you dont deserve a further response. There are obviously too many kids online these days.

cc: Ejanla07

hmmmm..


too much greenish slimy hydraulic ewedu in d system

Ejanla07:
hmmmm..


too much greenish slimy hydraulic ewedu in d system

okay thanks.. can you please now step aside so adults can drop meaningful comments... Thanks

obailala:
Look child, yes, I am an afonja muslim. Hope this makes you happy?... Hopefully you can now stay off my space for more mature minds to drop meaningful comments. Thanks..

good for u, u re now a free soul, never u bongage urself again for claiming Igbo.

obailala:
Look child, yes, I am an afonja muslim. Hope this makes you happy?... Hopefully you can now stay off my space for more mature minds to drop meaningful comments. Thanks..

obailala ofcourse u re.

obailala:
okay thanks.. can you please now step aside so adults can drop meaningful comments... Thanks

sighting ewedu I'm like

Ejanla07:
hmmmm..


too much greenish slimy hydraulic ewedu in d system

dont mind the afonja.

Freemancipation:
When I visited Ivory Coast 2 years ago, my uncles friend from that country came to visit with innoson SUV.

Lesson to igbos: AFrica is is far much bigger market. The world doesn't start and end in Lagos or Abuja.

....Extremely true and right on point

Nigeria is the only thing holding back the Ibo people from making a quantum leap into technological breakthrough.

God bless Nigeria

Lightening:
Attention seeker. As long as you understood what he was saying, your correction is a verbosity.

What sort of idiot are you?


Didn't he understand what the OP was saying before he decided to correct the OP?


It's not as if the OP was even wrong in the first place...

yemmight:
Are you high? Are they not different? You travelled abroad, rent and paid for crowd, spaces, government, specialists and yet bring the music here to sell. Don't we have all it takes to shoot videos here? Can you compare both?

You could also tell those who studied abroad not to return to look for work since they decided not to patronize our schools here.

The way you were even talking as if the musicians forced you to buy their music.