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CltrAltDel:
Finally una don find the pic of the igbo man that owns Lagos…. Wow
www.nairaland.com/attachments/5702364_chrisbrow_jpegdf21c7d1314d366784fae4817c3feafa

tasteless joke

Chief Pius Okechukwu Ogbuawa: ogbuawa motors

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FKO81:
It's not own by Adetokunbo

So we teamed up with some Colombians to set up Proforce in 2008.
You cannot comprehend easily?

raker300:
tasteless joke

Kikikiki….. E pain am
www.nairaland.com/attachments/5702151_img20170425114118edit_jpeg22c784710a256697702d6f1ce1ed83a4

Igbos owns seven vehicles assembling plant I forgot to add Eastern Vehicle Assembling Limited (EVAL) in Enugu.
https://guardian.ng/appointments/new-vehicle-assembling-plant-to-generate-750-jobs-in-enugu/

FKO81:
It's not own by Adetokunbo

It is owned by a Columbian called shuku Alabiabia.

FKO81:
Igbos owns seven vehicles assembling plant I forgot to add Eastern Vehicle Assembling Limited (EVAL) in Enugu.
https://guardian.ng/appointments/new-vehicle-assembling-plant-to-generate-750-jobs-in-enugu/

About 750 new jobs will be created between now and August next year when a[b] Chinese firm Hawtai rolls out[/b] its [b]Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs) [/b]to be assembled at the Eastern Vehicle Assembling Limited (EVAL) in Enugu.

Chief A.J Udegboka: udesco nig ltd

NCP:
Mazi Chikinaya Nnamazi

Founder, Chairman/CEO Diamond Group

SKG Pharma Nigeria
MRS Petroleum
Flour Mills Plc
Equatorial Bank Plc
Dantata Engineering Services Ltd

lols Mugabe picture too

FKO81:
Igbos owns seven vehicles assembling plant I forgot to add Eastern Vehicle Assembling Limited (EVAL) in Enugu.
https://guardian.ng/appointments/new-vehicle-assembling-plant-to-generate-750-jobs-in-enugu/

Apart spamming has failed now It is recycling spammed junks, okay I add one more, it is eight, so what else.

raker300:
Chief A.J Udegboka: udesco nig ltd

is this part of 44trillions naira investment in north

Blessed Okeyson: best alluminium

Five noodles plants owned by Igbos

Tummy tummy noodles

Chikki noodles

Master group noodles

NICCUS noodles

Zubix noodles

Chief Poly I. Emenike: Nero pharmaceuticals ltd

Prince Ugwu Nnaemeka Bertrand: nemel pharmaceuticals ltd

Incorporated in 1987, Chris Ejik Group is a multi dimensional company with interest in Power Generation & Transmission, Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Products, Electronics, and Agro Allied Products. Carving a niche for itself, Chris Ejik Group and its subsidiaries operates in several sectors of the Nigerian economy and is on the move to cover more grounds.

HIGHLIGHT OF COMPANIES IN THE GROUP

CHRIS EJIK PHARMACEUTICALS & HEALTHCARE LIMITED
Incorporated in 1987, it is one of the front runners in the manufacture and importation of high quality drugs in Nigeria. We manufacture Euroclox, Impilin, Imox locally in Nigeria, and we are the sole importer of well known brand names such as Moline Tablets, Moxid Capsule, Helena Capsules, Imoceta Capsules, Plicapen Injection, Chemocin Injection, Multifit Capsules, Plivadon Injection, Eurodine Tablets, Plivit- K3 injection and others. It is also the sole agent of Eurogem U.K in Nigeria.

CHRIS- EJIK INTERNATIONAL AGENCIES LIMITED
Chris- Ejik International Agencies Limited represents all Electrical, Civil Engineering Construction activities for the group. Our vast experience includes a portfolio of completed and commission projects across Nigeria, as well as the supply installation and maintenance High Grade electrical and engineering equipments. We take pride in delivering high quality products and services, and in attestation, we are currently the highest indigenous supplier of Power & Distribution Transformers of between 100KVA ratings to 210MVA to the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, and we are committed and positioned to deliver the first ........... in Nigeria located in Abeokuta, Ogun State Nigeria.

Chris Ejik Group in it’s over 27 years of operation has established very close co-operation with the following Companies:

Ingra Engineering & Construction Company of Croatia
Koncar D & ST of Croatia
Emo Orhid of Macedonia
Patel Wire Company of India
Axis Electrical Company of Mumbai, India
Nucon Electrical Company of India Skipper Electrical of India
Medrel Gmbh of Germany
Scanchemie Gmbh of Germany
S & W Engineering Services of Singapore
Waida Danke Electrical of India
Socarb Gmbh of Germany
G. Koepke & Co. Gmbh of Germany
Ivar B.V of Holland
Edge Inc. of United States of America Ralph Martindale of United Kingdom Shangai Medecines of China
Unibios of India
New Generics Drug Co. of India Glenmark Pvt of India
Paos Industries of Malaysia

raker300:
Afonjas that live in this type of place below I expect this of.

This nah afonjas enclave in 2017...yet they're the richest in nigeria

Why are you digressing again na? We have this o.

Since July, 16 just 44 pages, a sister thread with zero braggarts is edging towards 170 pages.The braggadocios, the developers etc.

My dear where are all the development, biz, I lost my patience after one week.

FKO81:
Poin of correction

Adetokunbo Ogundeyin I wanted to be a manufacturer. So we teamed up with some Colombians to set up Proforce in 2008. That was actually how we started the company. And the reason we founded the company, like I said, was due to the high level of insecurity in the country and all over the world. Nigeria is not isolated on this, because when you look at it, the same thing is happening in many countries across the world.

What exactly do you produce in your Ode Remo plant, and can the quality standard be compared with similar products elsewhere in the world?
We make a lot of tactical vehicles, cash-in-transit vans; infantry combat vehicles, armoured patrol boats, Unmanned Arial Vehicles (UAV’s) and architectural armouring. We are now putting together a prototype military tank. Majority of these vehicles are second to none when you look at the quality. We have brought in expatriates that have a combined 70 years experience in armoring, and these are people who were the top guys where they were working before. They have transferred the technology to Nigerians who are coming up seriously fast. In fact, we have a couple armoured personnel carriers (APCs) that the Nigerian team put together and when you look at the quality of the finish, you can match it in quality with the APC’s the expatriate team made.

So as he teamed up with Columbia to gain experience, that one Don turn him to igbo. Okay, tokunbo is from anambra. Is that okay by you?

FKO81:
Five noodles plants owned by Igbos

Tummy tummy noodles

Chikki noodles

Master group noodles

NICCUS noodles

Zubix noodles

chikki indomie again repeated on same thread

Since July, 16 just 44 pages, a sister thread with zero braggarts is edging towards 170 pages.The braggadocios, the developers etc. are struggling despite all the noise.

My dear where are all the developments, biz of the ibos, i lost my patience after one week.

If all the Yorubas should delete all their posts and mod removes all the spam posts, this thread will thin out to may be ten pages. Ndi ofe akuko una fall my hand.

FKO81:
Chikki food Emma Orizu

DJ fk081 put this one on repeat again igbos re feeling u

Meanwhile IGBOS WHERE RE THE 70% INDUSTRIES IN LAGOS

80% COMPANIES IN ABUJA

73% REAL ESTATES COMPANIES IN KANO

75% INDUSTRIES IN DELTA

70% INDUSTRIES IN RIVERS STATE


NIGERIANS RE WAITING TO SEE PICTURES OF ALL THE 44 TRILLION NAIRA INVESTMENT IN NORTH


THE 59 TRILLION NAIRA INVESTMENT IN SOUTH WEST

[b]Dr Innocent Ezuma is the Executive Chairman of Eta-Zuma Group West Africa Limited an umbrella entity for a number of fast growing companies that includes; Zuma Steel WA Limited, Zuma Energy Nigeria Limited, Zuma 828 Coal Limited, Zuma Metals and Energy Resources, Abasa Nigeria Enterprise Limited and IMEX Mineral Resources and Processing Company etc. He is a major stakeholder in the energy and power generation as well as in the solid mineral mining and steel manufacturing sectors of Nigeria. He acquired a master's degree with honours from Donetsk State University in Banking and Finance and was also awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in management after successfully defending his doctorate degree thesis "Nigeria on the World Crude Oil Market". On returning to Nigeria, he acquired the Jos Steel Rolling Mill after which he went on to establish Zuma Energy Nigeria Limited, Zuma 828 Coal Limited etc. As a result of the Federal Government of Nigeria's policy initiative to diversify sources of power generation with emphasis on coal and gas, Zuma Energy currently has a license to generate 1200 megawatt of coal fired power plant at Itobe Kogi State and 400 megawatt thermal electricity at Egbema Imo State. Dr Innocent Ezuma believes so much in Nigeria and he devotes all his time and resources to add value to the economic growth of the country. [/b]

http://etazuma.com/about. add html to the address for research about the company

Eta-Zuma Group is a company of 8 separate companies with exploration licenses covering diverse solid minerals like iron ore, gold, tantalite, coal, limestone/marble, etc. In April 2009, these eight companies were acquired by Energy and Metal Industries Limited to form the Eta-Zuma Group Limited.

ETA-ZUMA Group is an indigenous conglomerate with interests in diverse strategic sectors of the economy.
1. ZUMA STEEL WEST AFRICA LIMITED
2. ZUMA METAL & ENERGY RESOURCES 3. FCO
4. ETA-ZUMA GROUP
5. ZUMA ENERGY NIGERIA LIMITED
6. ENERGY & METAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED (EMI)

The acquisition was spurred by the economic reason to consolidate the diverse licenses into a balanced portfolio that will reduce risk and position the emerging company to exploit emerging market opportunities in a global commodities market that is on a rebound. The acquisition also included Eta-Zuma Group Limited – a key player in the emerging solid minerals industry of Nigeria.

The acquisitions increased the size of the company more than five-fold. The Group re-opened earlier exploration sites and has since invested over $10million in proving reserves of especially marble and opening up new coal reserves and in new plant and machinery.

The headquarters at Abuja currently coordinates mainly exploration activities at all exploration sites especially in the Kogi block now in partnership with the technical partners EMI and the Geological Institute of Ukraine. These activities are projected to see Eta-Zuma-group with a projected minimum turnover of $1bn with management, production, sale and distribution of coal and other minerals supporting thousands more jobs in businesses involved in the supply of equipment, goods and services.

Projections indicate that over 50% of all the coal mined in Nigeria will be produced by Eta-Zuma-group before year 2014 mainly via surface mine sites principally located in the Kogi and Enugu blocks. Most of the proposed coal to be mined will be used for the generation of electricity. The Group plans to process output from its lignite deposits in the Delta block into briquettes and other domestic power fuels for use mainly in the northern parts of Nigeria in keeping with her environmental protection initiatives.

Hahaha these Yoruba people are funny, so showing photo addicted retail shops with no industrial trace is what they call development. Well I can go to trade fair n start taking pictures of shops n put it online then my industry do land . The funny thing is that they forget its the neutral persons that judge the threads not photo addicted shops.
Tell them to bring their input in transport sector they will say Glo, What/who are your major manufacturing players they will take a picture of a US soldier. Funny sect of people. Push them to a tight corner they say show us 70% of your ownership of Lagos. Tell them half the companies are based in Lagos they say the pay taxes to Lagos and Ogun bunch of confused fellows.

Jos Steel Rolling Mill, now Zuma Steel Subsidiary o Zuma group owned by Dr Innocent Ezuma

pls op leave this thread let's focus on relevant things.Everyone knows d yorubas r not in d class of d Igbos. You can only match Igbos with d Indians,Chinese, Germans and Jewish people. Igbos do not compete with anyone.They r created to add value in their immediate environment.

Scholes007:
Hahaha these Yoruba people are funny, so showing photo addicted retail shops with no industrial trace is what they call development. Well I can go to trade fair n start taking pictures of shops n put it online then my industry do land . The funny thing is that they forget its the neutral persons that judge the threads not photo addicted shops.
Tell them to bring their input in transport sector they will say Glo, What/who are your major manufacturing players they will take a picture of a US soldier. Funny sect of people. Push them to a tight corner they say show us 70% of your ownership of Lagos. Tell them half the companies are based in Lagos they say the pay taxes to Lagos and Ogun bunch of confused fellows.

You study them well

Scholes007:
Hahaha these Yoruba people are funny, so showing photo addicted retail shops with no industrial trace is what they call development. Well I can go to trade fair n start taking pictures of shops n put it online then my industry do land . The funny thing is that they forget its the neutral persons that judge the threads not photo addicted shops.
Tell them to bring their input in transport sector they will say Glo, What/who are your major manufacturing players they will take a picture of a US soldier. Funny sect of people. Push them to a tight corner they say show us 70% of your ownership of Lagos. Tell them half the companies are based in Lagos they say the pay taxes to Lagos and Ogun bunch of confused fellows.

Meanwhile IGBOS WHERE RE THE 70% INDUSTRIES IN LAGOS

80% COMPANIES IN ABUJA

73% REAL ESTATES COMPANIES IN KANO

75% INDUSTRIES IN DELTA

70% INDUSTRIES IN RIVERS STATE


NIGERIANS RE WAITING TO SEE PICTURES OF ALL THE 44 TRILLION NAIRA INVESTMENT IN NORTH


THE 59 TRILLION NAIRA INVESTMENT IN SOUTH WEST

A private firm, Eta-Zuma Group West Africa Limited, has announced an investment outlay of $6bn to boost Nigeria’s electricity supply by 1,200 Megawatts.

The Chairman of the company, Dr. Innocent Ezuma, made the announcement during a press briefing in Abuja on Friday.

Ezuma, who was represented by Executive Director, Corporate Services, Ambassador Joseph Ayalogu, said the 1,200MW would be generated from coal, which the company is already mining in Kogi State.

He also stated that the company had acquired another licence from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Agency to generate additional 400MW from gas.

Ezuma said 90 per cent of the work on the development stages had been completed and expressed confidence that the remaining agreements would be completed before the year runs out to enable the actual construction of the coal power plant to begin.

According to him, the first phase of the construction for the 400MW plant will take 30 months, adding that the subsequent phases would take lesser time to complete.

The Eta-Zuma boss also announced a N500m Community Development Fund spread across five years for the benefit of the communities that host the company’s coal mine in Kogi State.

Ezuma, whose firm acquired the Jos Steel Complex from the Federal Government in 2006, said the steel complex had not been able to go into production because of lack of guaranteed electricity supply.

To resolve the situation, he added that the company resolved to build a captive power plant that would ensure that the steel complex would get the guaranteed 100MW of electricity it required to be in production.

He said, “We have opened an active mine in Okobo, Ankpa Local Government Area of Kogi State and currently mine 50,000 metric tonnes of coal per month. We have the capacity to double that as demand increases.

“We are the leading suppliers of premium quality coal to Nigeria’s industrial end users, including Dangote and Zuma Energy coal-to-power project under development, which will supply 1,200MW of electricity to the grid.”

He added, “The Eta-Zuma Group and its sister-client companies have invested over $300m so far in various projects even though they are still at their development stages. The 1,200MW coal-to-power will require about $6bn to actualise.”

http://punchng.com/firm-to-invest-6bn-in-electricity-generation