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kn23h:
^^^ Does he manufacture those fridges? Laudate

The company is owned by Chief Olatunde Badmus who is the Asiwaju Musulumi of Yoruba land. He was a former President Poultry Association of Nigeria (2002-2006), as at the time he came on board, the fortune of the poultry industry in the country was dwindling and many big farms were closing down.

However, his tenure as the national President of Poultry Association of Nigeria (PAN) made a spectacular turn around in the fortune of the poultry industry.

Chief Olatunde Badmus has also served in various committees and bodies in different capacities such as:

Member, Presidential Committee for the three Multi-Commodity Development and Marketing Corporation
Member, Board of Trustees of Nigerian Machine Tools.
Former Chairman, Poultry Group of Manufacturers Association Nigeria (MAN)
Former Deputy National President of All Farmers Apex Association
Former Deputy President of All Farmers’ Association of Nigeria (ALFAN)

laudate:
They are assembled locally, I believe.

scholes0:
Laudate and deomello are doing FANTASTIC Jobs!!

hilroy:
Bro, you have to respect kn23h too. He is doing awesome job

Harmony Holdings Limited was established in 2012 as the investment management vehicle for all Kwara State's commercial and business interests. It is wholly owned by the State government and its mandate is to ensure that all the State's business portfolios are run profitably, and also to help drive the economic development of the state by partnering with local and international businesses to yield good financial and social returns for the people of Kwara State.

Specifically, Harmony Holdings is meant to achieve these objectives by coordinating and overseeing the day-to-day activities of the various companies under its supervision through the provision of efficient Shared Services.

kn23h:

hilroy:
Bro, you have to respect kn23h too. He is doing awesome job

scholes0:
Kn23h is the proprietress herself. The thread is her baby project. I don't need to comment her here because we have our private corner elsewhere.

ODVanguard:
Lol. Kn23h is perhaps tha baddest and most patriotic Yoruba amazon that ever liveth. She's tha bpmb digitty. Take it from me bro.

kn23h:
chaiii...... my husband, how far?
Meet me in za oda room

Akinwole Omoboriowo II (AOII) is a 1993 graduate of Economics from University of Jos, alumni of the London Business School, where he acquired specialist training in Electricity Pricing & Modeling course in 2006, and a 2011 Post-Graduate Diploma Alumni in Strategy & Innovation from the Prestigious Oxford University’s SAID Business School, U.K.

AOII has over 20 years of experience in the Oil & Gas and Power Sectors in Africa, and has been named amongst the much esteemed list of “Most Influential Figures in African Power” for 2014 and 2015.

AOII top management work-profile includes being the Chairman and CEO of Genesis Energy Group , Chairman and CEO of Genesis Electricity Limited, Chairman Board of Directors GEL Utility (Co- Sponsored by General Electric and Engro Corp), Member-Advisory Board of The Global Thinkers Forum (GTF), Member- Advisory Board African Utility & Clean Power Africa. He served as Chairman of Bissau Electricidade de Agua (Guinea Bissau), and Founding Managing Director of Besse-Oil & Services.

AOII is a Fellow of the Institute of Management Consultants (IMC) and invested with Honoris Causa Fellowship of the Certified Board of Administrators of Nigeria (CBAN).

scholes0:
lol.. on my way

scholes0:
Laudate and deomello are doing FANTASTIC Jobs!!

ODVanguard:
Lol. Kn23h is perhaps tha baddest and most patriotic Yoruba amazon that ever liveth. She's tha bomb digitty. Take it from me bro.

scholes0:
kn23h is the proprietress herself. The thread is her baby project. I don't need to comment her here because we have our private corner elsewhere.

Wait first, where is this private corner??

ODVanguard:
Lol. Kn23h is perhaps tha baddest and most patriotic Yoruba amazon that ever liveth. She's tha bomb digitty. Take it from me bro.

kn23h:

kn23h:
Okay


cc MasterChen

jstbeinhonest:
'She'? Oh, Wow!

Shoutout to kn23h, Great job done on this thread.

hilroy:
Madam ejowo ema binu simi. Idobale mi re o

kn23h:
https://static.pulse.ng/img/incoming/origs6912226/934636869-w644-h960/INFO-1.png


Ibadan:

Just as Lagos is the commercial hub of Nigeria, the ancient city of Ibadan is the commercial hub of south-west Nigeria. It has a population of around 3.4 million people with a population growth rate of about 2.5% (NPC Census, 2006).
Being the former capital of the old Western regional government, it has remained a city of familiarity and leisure to most workers and entrepreneurs in Lagos.

Ibadan is the third largest metropolitan city in Nigeria, and also housed the first university in Nigeria, as a result of this its residents are a mixture of middle and lower income classes of household in the city.
The presence of many federal government institutions – most concentrated, and multinationals such as American-Nigerian Tobacco company, Saro Agro-Allied limited e.t.c tend to contribute to the market size of the city.
Ibadan is also the interchange city for travellers to all part of the country, thus making a first –stop for most Agricultural produce coming into the region.

Ibadan is an industrial hub and consumer based city. It being the first stop for major agricultural products indicates close of raw materials to these industrials while the demographic size of the city also indicates a high consumer base.








Lagos:

The economic and commercial strengths of this coastal city have been the topic of major fora and conference, both within and outside the country. It has a projected population of over 25 million people.
Lagos is the fifth largest economy in Africa and second largest metropolitan city in Nigeria. In the last few years, the city has been the major destination of foreign capital inflows (FCI) into Nigeria, accounting for over 95% of all FCI in Nigeria.
Recent statistics also show that Lagos has the most value tech ecosystem in Africa, alongside the presence of major markets satisfying the need of many neighbouring countries.

Also in the city is the Lekki Free Trade Zone, which at present has over 120 FDIs operating and undergoing development within the zone.
The Neighbouring state of Ogun has also benefitted from the positive externalities of Lagos in terms development of many suburban cities such as Mowe, Ibafo, Agbara among others.
Based on this fact, entrepreneurs can be best assured that their businesses and products have a high rate of survival if sited in the city.

http://www.pulse.ng/bi/strategy/lagos-abuja-kano-ibadan-port-harcourt-five-biggest-consumer-markets-in-nigeria-id6911576.html



6/28/2018 - Very recent.



Masterchen, scholes0, ODVanguard

ODVanguard:
This may deserve a thread of its own.

kn23h:
Most def.

kn23h:
https://static.pulse.ng/img/incoming/origs6912226/934636869-w644-h960/INFO-1.png


Ibadan:

Just as Lagos is the commercial hub of Nigeria, the ancient city of Ibadan is the commercial hub of south-west Nigeria. It has a population of around 3.4 million people with a population growth rate of about 2.5% (NPC Census, 2006).
Being the former capital of the old Western regional government, it has remained a city of familiarity and leisure to most workers and entrepreneurs in Lagos.

Ibadan is the third largest metropolitan city in Nigeria, and also housed the first university in Nigeria, as a result of this its residents are a mixture of middle and lower income classes of household in the city.
The presence of many federal government institutions – most concentrated, and multinationals such as American-Nigerian Tobacco company, Saro Agro-Allied limited e.t.c tend to contribute to the market size of the city.
Ibadan is also the interchange city for travellers to all part of the country, thus making a first –stop for most Agricultural produce coming into the region.

Ibadan is an industrial hub and consumer based city. It being the first stop for major agricultural products indicates close of raw materials to these industrials while the demographic size of the city also indicates a high consumer base.

Lagos:

The economic and commercial strengths of this coastal city have been the topic of major fora and conference, both within and outside the country. It has a projected population of over 25 million people.
Lagos is the fifth largest economy in Africa and second largest metropolitan city in Nigeria. In the last few years, the city has been the major destination of foreign capital inflows (FCI) into Nigeria, accounting for over 95% of all FCI in Nigeria.
Recent statistics also show that Lagos has the most value tech ecosystem in Africa, alongside the presence of major markets satisfying the need of many neighbouring countries.

Also in the city is the Lekki Free Trade Zone, which at present has over 120 FDIs operating and undergoing development within the zone.
The Neighbouring state of Ogun has also benefitted from the positive externalities of Lagos in terms development of many suburban cities such as Mowe, Ibafo, Agbara among others.
Based on this fact, entrepreneurs can be best assured that their businesses and products have a high rate of survival if sited in the city.

http://www.pulse.ng/bi/strategy/lagos-abuja-kano-ibadan-port-harcourt-five-biggest-consumer-markets-in-nigeria-id6911576.html

6/28/2018 - Very recent.


Masterchen, scholes0, ODVanguard

scholes0:
[b]Wrong map of rivers, Bayelsa highlights instead.
[/b]Post this in the IBadan thread.

kn23h:
https://static.pulse.ng/img/incoming/origs6912226/934636869-w644-h960/INFO-1.png

laudate:
Oh lawd.... you mean no single state capital in the SE was mentioned? Ah, those sons of Kanu are going to develop high-blood pressure when they see your post!