Fineman87:


Who did you knock down with your alabukun and dudu osun. Your mates posted car assembly lines, powerbike production, ampicillin, drugs and injections manufacturing, zinox computers and zpad tablet companies, polymer and rubber tyres and many other steel industries. Yorubas called their mods to delete and created a reply with long names of CEO's as their 'products'. And you talk about knocking down. Mumu. I insist , yorubad produce nothing worthy of mention. Rubbish.

obaaderemi:
Hmm,I like your observation.But what you don't seem to realize is that Nigeria is not one nation but several nations.So there will always be this kind of comparisons.

Chrismario:
Youths of Nigeria,,, for real??
Until when WE drop our tribal differences, our country will continue being giant just on paper!

You re here wasting ur ba3, just out there and see how reasonable ones re mingling with others, you re here fighting dirty

Tufia!! Ur mindsets wanna make me puke

Awolowo001:


Fake random pictures of images.....

who own it, were is it produced, we have not seen this in Nigeria before ...
Abi na another artificial intelligency.....


Anyways..,.....
More Igbo made.....beloxxi
Ogun State...

adisaigbo1:
Thief, Ole , Barawo.......Beloxxi is owned by a Yoruba man...lolz, omo Igbo ole!

Skyway Aviation Handling Company Limited (SAHCOL) is 100 percent owned by SIFAX Group and incorporated as an aviation ground handling service provider under the Nigerian Company & Allied Matters Act of 1990.

SAHCOL, which was formerly known as Skypower Aviation Handling Company Limited before it was privatized and handed over to the SIFAX Group on December 23, 2009, was carved out of the defunct Nigeria Airways as part of the Nigerian government’s Ministry of Aviation reform of 1996. SAHCOL business model is geared towards delivering premium service and this has necessitated massive investment in personnel development, fleet replacement and infrastructure development.

SIFAX Offdock Nigeria Limited was established in 2004 to efficiently operate offdock facilities and services of the Group. With the terminal located within two minutes drive from both the Apapa and Tin Can Island ports, SIFAX offdock is strategically located and accessible to the major ports from where it easily receives cargo as a temporary hold and provides easy exit for custom-cleared cargoes to any part of the country.

The terminal has a huge capital investment outlay in digital and modern terminal facilities, automated handling equipment, as well as latest Information and Communications Technology and security devices. In addition to well trained private security personnel and local arrow men, we also have well-armed mobile policemen to provide 24-hours daily security network services to ensure absolute safety of cargo, facilities and human life.

SIFAX Offdock, Trinity occupies an area of 31,000 square metres with capacity to hold 2,000 units of containers i.e. 1,375 x 20” and 625 x 40”. This is one of the few terminals in Nigeria (both conventional and offdock) that has functional and effective Reefer containers storage facilities with 200 plug-in points (with room for further additions).

The company offers warehousing services, which include efficient operations of bonded warehouses and terminals; as well as cargo and freight forwarding operations with efficient framework that monitors movement of cargoes from the consignor to the consignee’s warehouse in a cost effective and timely schedule. http://sifaxgroup.com/company/offdock/

obaaderemi:
Too bad!People,pls,whatever anybody can cough out let's do it.Nothing is too small.If 10 peeps give a 1000each,that should take care of feeding at least.

mercyville:
Has.Bovas group been featured ..totit..laudate..

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In 1980, our Managing Director Mrs. V. A. Samson started as a dealer under Texaco Nigeria Ltd. (now MRS Plc.) distinguished herself by winning the most priced Texaco Plc Best Dealer Award in sales, marketing innovativeness amongst others for the Latin American/West African Region. The BOVAS group was established in 1980 and started operations as an indigenous independent petroleum marketing company.

BOVAS opened her first service station in Osogbo, the capital city of Osun State in Nigeria in 1991 as part of the efforts to assist the government in making petroleum products more accessible to everyone. Presently, the Company operates seventy (70) service stations around the country and has several more under various stages of construction, which are to be delivered at intervals. A Liquefied Petroleum Gas Plant was added to the group in 1995, to cater for the domestic gas customers primarily in the southwestern part of the country.

The LPG plant, situated at Jegede Bus Stop, Akanran Road, Ibadan, Oyo State commenced operations also in 1995. We supply LPG directly to homes and other major domestic users of LPG and also provide refilling services at our plant. The company has also introduced innovative LPG Auto Skid Units at selected service stations and locations across the nation.


BOVAS' management philosophy is based on Solid Foundation, Confidence, Truth and Vigor. People who come to BOVAS want to work here because we have created an environment that encourages team building, project management, skill transfer, and career development.

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Bamidele O. Samson
Chairman
The Chairman, Architect Bamidele O. Samson, is a co-founder of BOVAS Group. He studied in Nigeria and Europe and lectured briefly at the University of Ibadan and the Polytechnic, Ibadan, before joining Design Group, from where he retired to start the Bovasgroup. He is an eminent Rotarian, a Justice of Peace and an Architectural Consultant of repute.

Victoria A. Samson
Managing Director
The Managing Director is a marketer per excellence having an experience of over twenty-five (25) years in the Oil and Gas industry as Dealer with both Texaco Nigeria Plc and Mobil Plc. She was the first Nigerian to win the highly competitive Texaco Latin America West Africa (LAWA) Award for Best Overall Dealer in 1990 for the highest sales in both regions combined. She is the Matron of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN), NNPC/PPMC Satellite Depot, Ejigbo, Lagos State and Apata Depot Ibadan, Oyo State. She has the overall responsibility for corporate strategy and direction of the company.
Temitope E. Samson
Executive Director
Temitope is a trained Mechanical Engineer holding a B.Sc. degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Lagos. He has over fifteen (15) years experience in the oil and gas downstream industry. He served as the Assistant Secretary and Secretary of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, NNPC/PPMC Mosimi Depot from 1997 – 2003. Mr. Temitope Samson has managed and delivered various strategy related projects including business process re-engineering and integration. He is responsible for the overall planning, business implementation and performance delivery for the company.
Iwadola Samson
Director
Iwadola holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering from The Polytechnic, Ibadan and has since attended various courses within the industry. From running his start-up company to being a Consultant, he has been versatile professional. He is currently a Director in Bovas & Company Limited.

Adedayo Olabanji
Head, LPG
Olabanji is a graduate of Cooperative Economics and Management from Federal Co-operative College, Ibadan, Oyo State. He is qualified member of Institutes of Professional Managers and Administrators of Nigeria (IPMA) and had worked with Doyin Ogbohi Oil and Gas as LPG plant manager. Olabanji oversees and monitors the sales and supply of LPG to Bovas customers.
Abayomi A. Bello
General Manager
Abayomi holds a B.Sc. degree in Industrial Chemistry from the Ogun State University and an M.Sc. in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Ibadan. He started as the Project Manager of BOVAS & Company Limited before moving to become the Group General Manager. He is responsible for the overall business process integration of the group. He has supervised and delivered several process specific projects for the Company.
Clement Oniwaiye
Finance Manager
Clement is a Chartered Accountant. He holds a B.Sc Economics (First Class Honours) from Bayero University of Kano and M.Sc in Economics from University of Jos. He is also an associate member of the Certified Institute of Cost Management, Nigeria (CICMN) and had worked with Johnson Wax Nigeria Limited as Manager, Finance & Accounts, and Amekon Nigeria Limited as Corporate Treasurer. He had also worked with First Bank of Nigeria Plc and GS MicroFinance Bank Ltd. He supervises overall finance strategy of the company.
Orimidara Adeniji
Head, Administration
Orimidara Adeniji holds B.Tech in Chemical Engineering from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomosho and Master in Process Engineering form University of Lagos. She is also a student member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria (CIPM). She presently heads the Administration and Human Resource Department (AHRD) of Bovas & Company Limited as she is responsible for the overall administrative functionality of the group.
Fagboore Olayinka Paul
Manager, Facilities
Fagboore Olayinka holds a Bachelor degree in Mechanical Engineering from Federal University of Technology, Minna Niger State and MBA in Financial Management from Lagos State University Ojo, Lagos. He has a long term experience in the Oil and Gas industry starting from Oando/Lister joint venture Depot, Apapa Lagos and Rahamaniyya Oil and Gas Limited. He is responsible for the overall depot operations.
Timothy Awojide
Head, Internal Audit
Timothy Awojide holds a B.sc degree in Accounting from Olabisi Onabanjo University Ago-Iwoye and an MBA (finance) from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomosho. He had worked in the internal audit department of various organizations cutting across micro finance bank, Mortgage bank and commercial bank. Also had experience in external audit in one of the reputable audit firms in Nigeria. Currently, he heads the internal audit department of Bovas and company Limited.
Funke Olaonipekun
Head, Sales
Olanipekun Funke is a graduate of Human Kinetics and Health Education from University of Ibadan, Oyo State and also has a Diploma Certificate in same course from same School. She had worked with Microfinance Bank as Operation & Marketing Officer in 2008. She oversees the Stations unit of the Sales Department
Oyetunji Abayomi
Head, Logistic/Shipping
Oyetunji Abayomi Phillips holds an M.Sc in Agricultural Economics from the University of Ibadan and B. Tech also in Agricultural Economics from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Ogbomosho. He joined Bovas and Company Ltd in 2008 as a logistics Officer. He has undergone trainings in Health Safety and Environmental Management in Oil and Gas Industry organized by Michael Morgan Consulting Firm (2006) and also a management training in Oil and Gas Industries by Petronomics in 2008. He is the Head/Supervisor, Logistic and Shipping Department of Bovas and Company Limited.
Tolulope Ayediran
Head, Maintenance and Projects
He is a trained Electronic and Electrical graduate engineer with B.Tech in Electronic and Electrical Engineering from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Ogbomosho. He is also certified in Onshore and offshore Health, safety and Environment course. His area of expertise covers Power Systems Engineering, Electrical design, Installation and Maintenance. Presently, he acts as Head of Maintenance Department responsible for all our services stations maintenance. Also supervises all on-going construction of Service Stations.
Ademokun Adesanmi
Head, Haulage
Ademokun Adesanmi holds a B.A (HONS) in English Language from Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ogun State and also had a Diploma Certificate in Law from the same School. He had worked with Atinia Educational Company before moving to a multinational publishing firm, Macmillan Nig. Publishers Ltd. He had gone through Entrepreneurship trainings from Barry University’s D: Andreas School of Business, Miami FL. USA and management training in Oil and Gas Industries by Petronomics. Adesanmi presently acts as Head of Haulage Department, supervising the company’s fleet of cars and trucks for haulage and other logistics issues.
Adeniran Adeola
Ag Accountant
Adeola is the acting Accountant. She is currently at the final stage of the examinations of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) and holds a B.A (philosophy) from Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye. She also had a Diploma Certificate in Statistics from University of Ibadan and a member of Nigeria Institute of Management (NIM). Adeola joined Bovas and Company in 2008 as an Account Officer and rose to the position of the Company Accountant in 2013. She supervises the company’s account department.

Christiana Adeosun
UNIT HEAD, INDUSTRIAL CUSTOMER AND PEF (PETROLEUM EQUILASATION FUND) SALES DEPT
Adeosun Christiana holds a Bachelor Degree in Agricultural Economics and Extension from Ladoke Akintola University, Ogbomoso, Oyo State. Christiana is a Certified Customer Service Professional and member of Nigeria Institute of Management (NIM) also. Currently Christiana is a student member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (CIPM). She became part of BOVAS team in the year 2012 as a Sales Officer. Christiana manages all industrial sales customers as well as the Company’s PEF scheme.

mercyville:
BOVAS GROUP
http://bovasgroup.com/about-us/management/



Meet the Management.

laudate:


J.O.F. Ideal Family Farms Limited, is a family-owned enterprise based in Owo, Ondo State. It is reported to be the biggest private employer in the State. The firm is a sole proprietorship that has now become a distinct household name, in the manufacture of organic soya oil, cashew processing, citrus farming, produce merchandizing, poultry and livestock feeds, table water production, construction, commodities brokerage and haulage interests. It was established by the late Reverend Canon Johnson Olajide Fagboyegun and the late Mrs. Fagboyegun. The company started life from humble beginnings, as a family business, named J.O. Fagboyegun and Sons, until it metamorphosed into J.O.F. Ideal Family Farms Limited, which is now a leading employee of labour in Nigeria.

Apart from dominating the manufacturing sector through their subsidiary JOF Vegetable Oil Company in Owo and allied produce companies in Akure and Lagos, the family also has an array of petrol stations and several hectares of lands having crops of industrial value. In the assigned role of balancing the business books, the late Mrs. Florence Olawunmi Fagboyegun, was able to put many university and polytechnic- trained accountant to shame.

She was ever meticulous and careful to find where leaks could occur, and prevent wastages. The kind of love and close bond she enjoyed with her husband, purposely showed in this attribute. Her husband, Canon Fagboyegun, was an unequalled resource manager. Late Mrs. Florence Olawunmi Fagboyegun was the matriarch of 30 biological offspring, including grand and great grandchildren. She took care of the biological children, and several other adopted family members, by paying attention to every developmental issue in the lives of all the children she adopted. She died in the early hours of Friday May 17, 2013. She was 83 years old.

When her son Tunji Fagboyegun took over the running of the farm, he focused on Agricultural Commodity Export and also teamed up with others to establish an organic fertilizer plant. His strategy allowed the firm to make substantial inroads into the US and UK market, by consistently providing high quality products to end users in those countries. The proceeds from the export sales of the Brazilian jumbo cashew nuts and other products, increased the revenue and profit base of the firm, and today, the company is a success story in the agricultural & agro-processing industry. _{http://www.sharpedgenews.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=823:memories-as-florence-the-fagboyegun-martriach-departs&Itemid=501}

EvilMetahuman:
it does matter, actually.
We are just a reflection of our society.

Igboland is the biggest slum is africa, hence the reason it kept churning out half baked mor0ns like yourself.

I mean, use yourself as an example.
You grew up in iboland. You are a nobody, and your biggest dream is sell gala on the street of lagos (which is small london to you flat heads by the way.).
Gather enough money to buy guns or drugs, Then Start a crime syndicate. Become a menace to society while your fellow flat heads cheer you on.
-Then you Go home and buy some chieftaincy titles. (I.e if you are not on deathrow or serving a sentence somewhere in kuje or cambodia.)

That's about the life of every igbo man born in south east.


So my friend, It matters a lot.

shukuokukobambi:


So productive your ancestors died of kwashiorkor and starvation in 1967?

So productive despite threats of eviction and Boko Haram, your elders are begging to continue staying in the north and even creating a new tribe for themselves; NORTHERN IGBO to show their masters how serious they are?

So productive yet thousands of your young men are braving hanging and firing squad to have a chance to get food from Asia?

Bitterness isn't your only problem, sick delusions and myriad personality disorders join too

laudate:
While Tunji Fagboyegun sits at the helm of affairs at JOF Ideal Family Farms in Owo, Ondo State, his younger brother Segun Fagboyegun handles the affairs of their subsidiary firm in Lagos called JOF Nigeria Limited.

Segun Fagboyegun who is is the Managing Director / Chief Executive Officer of JOF Nigeria Limited, has over 25 years of experience in the fields of Law, Finance and Business Management.

He graduated from University of Ife with a Bachelors' degree in Law, and earned an LL.M in Maritime Law from the University of London (Kings College). He is also the founder of Segun Fagboyegun & Associates, a firm of solicitors, advocates and legal consultants based in Lagos.

Segun currently serves on the Board of Directors of several reputable companies including Tulip Cocoa Processing Ltd. and Araromi-Ayesan Oil Plantation Plc, amongst others. He is a member of the Institute of Directors (London).

He started JOF Nigeria Ltd in 1991 and the firm has now grown big in areas such as Commodity Trading, Import and Export Services, Logistics Services, Real Estate Development, Portfolio Investments in Shares and Vegetable Oil Manufacturing.

A few years ago, Adamawa State Government signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with a frontline agro-allied company and a member of the JOF Group of Companies, JOF Nigeria Limited, in a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement to finance the development of agriculture and agro-allied industry, as part of the administration's promise to industrialise the state.

JOF, which has been in the agriculture business in Nigeria for over 50 years, is partnering the government to establish a large scale sugarcane plantation. The success of the Fagboyegun brothers stems from the lessons their late parents inculcated in them and the legacy of honesty and hardwork they left behind. Both brothers are reported to be stupendously wealthy, but very modest in their outlook, and quiet in their lifestyle.

A lot of stories have been told about their family, and the way their activities have influenced the fortune of many people within Ondo state.



At one time, the Fagboyegun family even had to offer the Ondo State govt a loan, during the 2nd republic, when Chief Michael Ajasin was the governor.

laudate:

You got what? You only shot yourself in the foot, using your own words. Everyone can see hypocrisy written all over you. Were you not the one who first started boasting that your people were better businessmen than others - despite the fact that ample evidence had been provided to disprove that claim?

Then you exposed your hypocrisy again by claiming there was 'less inequality in the east.' What a joke. Later, you unmasked the rest of your hypocritical face, by claiming that: " An Igbo can go live in Malaysia ,Texas ,South Africa or Brazil and still thrive independently while you people only " thrive" in only one region due to peddling influence ,connections to powerful people." It was then pointed out to you, that the news of your people's antics in those foreign cities you mentioned, was a poor yardstick for measuring influence.

In your own view, people from other ethnic groups do not thrive in different foreign countries abroad, not so? In order to embellish your lies further, you further claimed there were only 2 billionaires in the south west, sorrounded by a sea of paupers. Let me guess: you did a census in order to arrive at this false conclusion? Or you were just eager to spread your peculiar brand of falsehood and propaganda?

Finally, you turned round to mention Ijora, Badiya, Ajegunle and the slums. You were trying to paint the whole of Lagos black, by pretending the only areas that exist in the whole city were slums filled with destitutes. This was disproved, and your lies were exposed. Can you see how you shot yourself in the foot with your whole hypocrisy? But since deceit runs in your veins, it is not surprising to see that you still wear your hypocrisy, like a badge.

Bifwoli:
Are you done with your preaching?Well done you must be a blood relative of Yemi Osinbajo.

Bifwoli:
Pure hogwash ,what about all those poor living in oworonshoki ,the millions of road side yam sellers and the rough area boys extorting money? You can't even walk on Broad St and Mushin is even worse.

iblawi:

You might need to do more research. Proforce in Ogun state, DEMFAS aerosystem in Oyo state, Nairaland, jumia, etc.

Yorubas don't brag doesn't mean they don't have industries.

robotix:
point of correction, Jumia is and Konga are owned by Foreigners, including DealDey. Yudala seems to be the only indigenous bigger player and it's owned by an Igbo man. Sadly, they came in at the wrong time when recession hit the country.

So far so good, I am proud of what you guys have done on this thread. Let me quickly update myself lol.

kn23h:


Yudala is not a big player....funny how you called it the only indigenous big player.

You must think we're fools on this thread

kn23h:


Yudala is not a big player....funny how you called it the only indigenous big player.

You must think we're fools on this thread

robotix:
jumia is not a Nigerian owned company. The reason I called them (Yudala) big is because they launched to compete with Konga and Jumia, except that they came very late when the recession was storming.

I thought is that they would have appeared big if not for recession, it cost a lot to survive in recession so I know they are fighting hard to stay afloat. Even Jumia hardly advertise these days, living on past glory, which is a good thing for being early bird that catches the worm.

mercyville:
Is DEMFAS worthy.of been featured..laudate

Demfas Aerosystems is a radio solutions manufacturing startup to enhance communication in West African countries, through Radio Frequency communications systems and fiber and ICS repeater to extend signals coverage range.

The aim is to strengthen communication in western African countries with our products, in applicable use by security agencies, various industries, and individual. We are providing instant voice quality across a wider area and having a stable and immediate communication in times of emergency and also providing a stable communication in rural areas whereby cellular signal are inoperable since they operate on radio frequencies. These communications are secured and encrypted, GPS tracking and others. https://www.f6s.com/demfas

The company is based in Oyo state, South West Nigeria. Demfas Aerosystems deals in the manufacturing of telecommunication equipment, radio frequency solutions products and accessories. It is a leader in radio communications products, services and solutions. They work with leading researchers, experts and others who share a vision for transforming the telecommunication industry to effectively meet the needs of our customers. https://demfasaerosystems.com/about/

The Space

Legacy Serviced Offices was established in January 2016 to provide “plug and play” office suites and services for clients in Lagos. Our premier project, Legacy Place, is a 300 square metre space located on Danmole Street in Lagos’ commercial hub, Victoria Island.

Legacy Place was designed with new age local and international companies in mind, and thus boasts of 8 private office suites and 1 meeting room, all benefiting from fast fibre optic internet service, uninterrupted power supply, a dedicated server room, telephone and mail handling, among others. These features ensure that clients can begin to carry out business at LP from their first day at the facility, without having to bother about essential services. Our space is of prime office standards, with minimalist features, frosted frameless glass partitioning, premium lighting features, and exquisite potted plants. In addition, Legacy Place takes safety and security seriously, and therefore the facility is equipped with smoke detectors, fire alarms, a dedicated fire exit and muster point, and other fire safety precautions.

LIFEFORTE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL is a co-educational Private Christian Institution, consisting of the Preschool, Junior and High Schools for children between the ages of 3-18 years. It was founded on the 5th of November 1990 by Pastor Olubi and Sarah Johnson to provide a balanced comprehensive educational curriculum for the full development of children (ages 3-18) intellectually, spiritually and socially. Lifeforte has a large number of students, Nigerian and foreign, who come from different social backgrounds (e.g. from Britain, America and Canada) and they have all settled down well.