deomelo:





Den get no choice since repetition, recycling, stealing INTERNET pictures and achievements no get them anywhere.

hilroy:
I went to check our Olori pelebe brothers thread, and I realize they have run out of listing their fake and substandard products and 2×2 shops, now they have started listing individuals like Jidenna, Chiddy bang bang and UFC fighter as their industrial achievements. Then I shouted Ha! Mogbe! Funke! Funke!! Funke da, aye mio temi bami

Michael004:
This is not manufacturing, this is assembling.
Assembling is the process of putting things that were made by someone else together while manufacture makes part to send to assembly plant. Know the difference.

aljharem:


Can you give a break down of your monthly expenditure so some of us can include it in our cash flow.

Also what exactly do you need money for ? School fees or accommodation or feeding etc

Thanks on advance

whitetiger511:


please post a link.. thanks.

whitetiger511:
the Yoruba population is only 40 milliion (according to google)... I don't know why we the so called lazy tribe should be responsible for the remaining 30 million industrious people that are helping us build our land.

It's really amazing how a man will leave his father's house in shambles to renovate another man's house. where does that work?

vena92:
You guys claimed ACCESS BANK is an Igbo Investment,the Current Chairman is Mrs Mosun Belo-Olusoga,the Immediate past Chairman is Dr Oluwagbemiga Olugbenga Oyebode an Agbamu Irepodun Kwara State born Billionaire.kn23h laudate madridguy.

Duro Olowu is a Nigerian-born, London-based fashion designer. He is best known for his innovative combinations of patterns and textiles that draw inspiration from his international background. His empire waist patchwork "Duro" dress was named "dress of the year" by both American and British Vogue in 2005. Some of Olowu's notable clients include Michelle Obama, Solange Knowles, and Iris Apfel. In 2005 he won "New Designer of the Year" at the British Fashion awards, the first designer to win without ever showing a runway presentation.

Olowu was born in Lagos, Nigeria, to a Nigerian father and Jamaican mother. He grew up living in both Nigeria and London and spent summers in Geneva, immersing him in multiple cultures. Olowu began sketching fashion designs at six years old and continued throughout his childhood, but still chose to pursue a career in law and follow in his father's footsteps. He moved to the United Kingdom for school, earning a law degree at the University of Canterbury, and practicing in Nigeria.

Michelle Obama wearing Olowu on Air Force One flight to South Africa, September 19, 2011.

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In 2004, Olowu launched a women's wear label under his own name, beginning with the Spring/Summer 2005 collection. A high-waisted patchwork skirt from that collection, later dubbed the "Duro," developed a cult following after being discovered and publicized by American Vogue editor Sally Singer and Julie Gilhart of Barneys New York, leading to it being hailed the dress of the year by both British and American Vogue.

In 2005, he was named London Fashion Week's New Designer of the Year, the only designer to do so without having a catwalk show.

In 2009, he was named the Best International Designer by the African Fashion Awards and received one of six nominations for the Swiss Textile Federation's coveted prize of €100,000.

In October 2012, Olowu announced a partnership with J. C. Penney. Under the label "Duro Olowu for jcp," consumers could purchase clothing, accessories, and paper and home goods with his signature bold prints.

Duro Olowu has enjoyed support from former American First Lady Michelle Obama, who frequently wears his designs. “Michelle Obama was a real supporter and I felt very honoured because she wore very few non-American designers” Olowu said in an interview. Michelle Obama also engaged Olowu in decorating the White House for Christmas 2015, where he decorated the Vermeil Room with ornate trappings and teddy bears made of vintage African fabrics. The designer said, "My idea [was] to create a beautiful feast for the eyes reminiscent of a warm and joyful season filled with international treasures and signature fabrics

JohnXcel:
Don't mind those flat.heads.

We've explained to them the difference between a trader and an entrepreneur, dey no wan hear!

Difference between an Igbo man and Yoruba man when it comes to business:

SolidGenius:
DrinksNG really?? I give up on you confuse roaches... This is a terrible start idea. Very uglyyyy site, who will even buy from his classless inventories.

If this is your idea of a yeroba start up, then over 10,000 fast and more successful selling drinks joint in Aba should install a wordPress website and throw in some bottles as a homepage. Some things are rather disgraceful and shameful to present as a counter to the igbo thread.

Such a wasted tribe... Osunbade what do you have to say??

mercyville:


Nigerian born shoe designer, Shola Yusuf arrived in the U.S. in 1989 with only $100 in her pocket. She worked her way through pharmacy school and continued to work at a breakneck pace to support herself and her daughter and to one day realize a dream of owning her own business.
Shola’s designs are beautifully shaped, elegant and quite well-made in vivid hues and luxury materials (some with patterns) adding to their appeal.
Take a bold step with Shola Designs and you’ll find the latest, newest, freshest styles of their shoes in a wide variety of heels, pumps, flats, wedges and accessories. Get to know more about the designer in the interview below.


what is your name? and your design/line name?
Shola: My name is Shola Yusuf and my line is SHOLA DESIGNS
Give us a little background, how did you get into starting a shoe line?
Shola: In 2009, I was in a near fatal accident in New York City on my way to a party in which I broke my femur (the longest bone in the body). I was wearing my first pair of Christian Louboutin shoes and the first thing I asked the emergency medical personnel was the whereabouts of my favorite pair of shoes because after the accident, the shoes came off my feet. I was more worried about my shoes than my broken leg! I was in therapy for 6 months after the accident.
The shoes are what motivated me to actually walk again because I couldn’t imagine never being able to wear my high heels! At this moment, my life calling and passion became clear to me. I would build my pharmacies and also design objects I wanted for myself…starting with shoes!
shola yusuf bellanaija may2016CEO Shola design 4_
What lead you to beginning to work with shoes?
Shola: Art and Fashion have always been a driving force in my life. I grew up with a mother who sold luxurious fabrics and was also a fashionista! She would take yearly vacations to Italy and Paris to buy enough shoes, clothes and bags to last her till the next vacation. She never wore the same outfit including shoes and bags twice. It follows that from a young age, I was always interested in dressing well.
Where do you draw your inspiration from when creating designs?
Shola: I have always been inspired by colors. Travelling the world also provides some exposure and awareness of one’s environment. Sometimes inspiration could come from friends, family, culture, magazines or walking down the street. Wherever it comes from, it takes you to where you need to go or places you didn’t even know you needed to go.
What is the process in creating these shoes?
Shola: First you have to be inspired by something, and then you communicate your vision to your team who will create the design. Simply put;

Take your design / drawing to a shoe factory to create a prototype of each style.
Handpick/select your materials for your prototype based on the style of the shoe
Once you approved the prototype then you can go into full production. This process can take anywhere from 3- 6 months with multiple trips to the factory.

Jahel2:
JULIUS ADEWALE ADELUSI ADELUYI - Chairman/Ceo Juli Plc. Juli Plc was incorporated on September 14, 1972 as a Private Limited Liability Company under the name Juli Pharmacy (Nigeria) Limited while actual business started earlier on Monday 2, 1971. From inception, the company was established to carry on the professional business in the areas of distribution, wholesale and retail of pharmaceutical products.
By a Special Resolution of the Board, the Company’s name was changed to Juli Pharmacy and Stores (Nigeria Limited) on March 14, 1997 to meet the diversification objective of the Company which it embarked upon in 1976.
By 1985, the Company already had 22 branches nationwide. The company went public through an offer for subscription on February 10, 1986 and was listed on November 7, 1986 as the first indigeneously promoted company in Nigeria to be quoted on The Nigeria Stock Exchange. The company’s name was changed from Juli Pharmacy Plc to Juli Plc on August 22, 1991 to reflect the flexibility in its marketing strategy. The company re-approached the capital market through a hybrid offer in March 2003.
The company is reputable for providing services in retail, wholesale and importation of pharmaceutical products and pioneered the philosophy of pharmaceutical chain stores in Nigeria. It has over the years enjoyed tremendous goodwill in the market. In 2005, the company extended its health care delivery services by including Diagnostic Services (Laboratory and Scan Services) to complement the retail business.
In 2011, the company embarked on further diversification of its operations that culminated in the production of Juli-Life Water and the importation of its own brands of pharmaceutical products (G-Plus Caps – multivitamins and minerals and Methaderm-P Cream) all of which were introduced into the market within the first quarter of 2012.

hilroy:
Meet the Omoluabi that is Michelle Obama favorite designer

Duro Olowu





http://duroolowu.com

Jahel2:
HipTV is a Nigerian basic cable
television channel owned by Ayo Animashaun . The channel is the sole channel with broadcasting rights to The Headies . Headquartered in
Ikeja, Lagos State, HipTV's features are centred majorly on entertainment ranging from latest music videos, entertainment news and lifestyle.

HipTV was launched in July 2007 by Ayo Animashaun as a broadcast platform for Hip Hop World Magazine but has since risen to become a music and entertainment channel.
On November 5, 2013, HipTV was launched on Multichoice's DSTV as a 24-hour channel with a target audience from over 40 countries in Africa.

GoldNiagara:
Makon Oil and Gas Limited is a Mid and Down Stream Company involved in Production, Blending and Distribution of LPG, Production of Cutting Gas ( Chemtane 2 ) Storage and Distribution of Liquid Fuel ( AGO , LPFO, PMS , DPK and LPG ) .
Other subsidiaries
1 . Makon Engineering & Technical Services Limited
2 . Makon Power Systems Limited
3 . Makon Inc . Houston Texas USA
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Jahel2:
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Lloydfather:
look at 4×4 shapeless 20unit block house u called easte, if u want to have a taste of how easte looks like visit Igbo thread and feed ur sore eyes with goods and well finished mansions.
I said maaansiooons not this 4×4 block boys quaters

Lloydfather:
you people are good at celebrating mediocrity.
No be some body dey sell ride to Floyd maywealther?

Lloydfather:
you people are good at celebrating mediocrity.
No be some body dey sell ride to Floyd maywealther?

laudate:

Really? Isn't Gbenga Oyebode, an Ekiti guy? I thought he is the younger brother of Professor Akin Oyebode, the former VC of Ekiti State University.... In 2002, Access Bank was taken over by a core of new management led by Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede and Herbert Wigwe.

whitetiger511:


You people don't know more than buying and selling. Sold car to Floyd mayweather and so; is it the car HE manufactured. If they want to talk about Floyd mayweathers car, will they mention the name of the person that sold it. If they want to talk about Michelle's clothes on the other handhand, duro olowu must come up. Identify the difference.

Lack of education is what is disturbing you people, every importer and trader is now an innovator. Shior.

Lloydfather:
you people are good at celebrating mediocrity.
No be some body dey sell ride to Floyd maywealther?

MetaPhysical:
Of the TOP 10 Richest women in Africa, 2 are Nigerians, and are both Yoruba.
Folorunsho Alakija
Bola Shagaya.


Of the TOP 10 Richest men in Africa, 2 are Nigerians, and Yoruba is one of the two.
Mike Adenuga.