Mr. Funso Lawal, OON serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Charterhouse Group. Mr. Lawal is a very experienced businessman with varied interests in the Energy, Real Estate and Banking sectors of the Nigerian economy. He served as Banker and Senior Executive of Citibank. He has over the years made valuable inputs to Government policy on agriculture, oil, gas, manufacturing, solid minerals and tourism matters. He serves as the Chairman of the Corporate Forum and Sogenal Ltd. Mr. Lawal served as a Director of Transnational Corporation of Nigeria Plc. He served as a Director of NUB International Bank Limited. He obtained B.Sc and M.Sc high honors degrees in Mining Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison USA in 1977 and 1979 respectively

Sogenal Ltd. is a 100% Independent Exploration and Production Company incorporated in 1992 in Nigeria. Sogenal and its technical partners started with the provision of services including Engineering, Integrated Project Design & Management, Procurement and Inspection through which it has earned nationwide recognition from its satisfied clients. Today, the company is a foremost Independent E & P company in Nigeria

OUR VISION
To be the most efficient Independent Oil and Gas company operating under the best health, safety and environmental standards in Nigeriaand all of Africa.

OUR MISSION
To be one of the best managed and most progressive Independent Exploration and Production companies in Africa through the best engineering and logistics practices in order to ensure the best safety and environmental standards, while maintaining second-to-none community relations.

vonxe:
profile funso lawal

profile yinka oba foam

profile bellview airline

Ope Oyinlola was certified as a Master of Pharmacy in the United Kingdom in 2008. Over the years, Ope has gained experience within the pharmaceutical field of clinical dispensing, retailing and distribution of medicines, medical appliances and cosmetics on behalf of multinationals and small Pharma alike.

As a UK licensed and registered Pharmacist, he worked in hospital, community and industrial sectors of the pharmaceutical field. He had managed several outlets of the largest retail pharmacy chain in the UK before been appointed the Superintendent pharmacist of Accordia Investment Ltd. Upon completion of his task with the investment company in 2013, he returned home to Nigeria to establish Charterhouse Pharmaceutics.

He remains a member of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain (RPSGB) and a member of the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) since its inception. Currently a licensed and registered member of the Pharmacist Council of Nigeria(PCN) and the Pharmacist Society of Nigeria(PSN).

Charterhouse Pharmaceutics is a new and innovative dimension for the face of healthcare in Nigeria. We manufacture medicinal products, appliances and cosmetics of good quality, safety and efficacy to service the ever growing Nigerian healthcare demand. Furthermore, our initiative is to enhance the capacity of Nigeria in collaboration with the government and local authorities to effectively prevent and treat diseases that are of major concern to public health.

Healthcare particularly in developing countries remain an ever growing need. The ability to efficiently manage the needs and risks associated with Nigeria and its healthcare would be at the forefront of our business initiatives. As an organisation,we intend to develop our core competencies which would be QUALITY,SAFETY and EFFICACY of all our product lines aswell as AFFORDABILITY and ACCESSIBILITY. These would be reflected in the way we conduct business, by ensuring that all our product lines are continually available and affordable, thereby avoiding any levels of shortage in the pharmaceutical retail market within the developing African countries.

laudate:


Why Bellview Airline? It closed down years ago!

kn23h:
My people and friends of my people,

I come with a proposal.
It can't be a one man mission.
We have to, need to, and must access and reawaken our people.

Due to ignorance, we have multiple Yorubas 1) clamoring for one Nigeria 2) thinking like FFK, Kemi Ololoyo and Fayose (who sent Ekiti people to go learn nonsense in Aba, when he could have sent them to Ogun or Lagos).

It seems like a great number of Yorubas are ignorant of the intellectual and businesses they own. They've been fed so much lies about some traders owning this percentage and that percentage, and the unfortunate thing about it is that, many have come to believe the lies.

Can we take the knowledge we've amassed on this thread beyond NL?

I am proposing creating a

1) FB &
2) Twitter

accounts to celebrate our people. However, this has to be carried out as an executable and SUSTAINABLE project.

The group would be used to share knowledge about Yorubas' economic, interest and many other things. We'll also accept guest posts. So it's a content based groups where people write pieces and submit to admin. People can also ask questions to foster conversations. The groups would also be used to reawaken Yoruba consciousness cos most of those silly Yoruba Facebook groups aren't doing anything meaningful other than posting pictures of babies wearing agbada and telling people to like posts


If you're in, please reply my quoting me and letting me know your stance. I give each man a week to stake his ground. Can we guarantee 200 members for a start?

Whatever you choose will not change my wonderful opinion of all of you. Much love


ibkaye, Laudate, deomelo, totit, hilroy, ToyinDipo, scholes0, shukuokukobambi, Masterchen, deedee1, Michael004, EvilMetahuman, 9jakool, Guestlander, diplomat058(m), scholes0(m), nextprince, kn23h(m), hundredhunndred, omenka(m), Decksaltedxx, DonVikings, Rmxr, AbidjanOjukwu, eipreel(f), PVision2020(m), CltrAltDel, Ereolamide(f), honeychild(f), Basic123,, Horllamideh(m), chuksanambra, Kworopshun, PearlStreet(m) , MisterLomantic, neoShinto(m), Scatterboss(m), KahlDrogo(m), ruggedizedd, LionDeLeo, Omofunaab2, BiafraAngitator, neoOduduwa, ChetaNwaeze, omenkaLives(m), VivianUdeogu(f), Okezenwa, OsuIbo, MasterChen, Okoyiboz3, Kwarupshun(m), ElsonMorali, LeFreakSoChic(f), Ovamboland(m), Chapter5ive, wristbangle(m), EmeritusMbaM, tunderay(m), Progressive01(m), AbakalikiPress, najoke, ZelibeKristien, totit, puremind1, FFKfuckedBIANCA, Musiwa419, Blue3k(m), mercyville, Bruteforce101, YonkijiSappo, omohayek, StOla, simpleseyi, omofunaab(m), FunkyMetahuman, deomelo, stubornnn, jollymizzle(m), Reminez(m), codedslayer, OJUcrook, CliffordOrji, Intrepid01(m), OkutaNla, Flyoruboy1, NewsPoacher, Flyoruboy(m), FlyoruB, YoruBanger, ODVanguard, RockHard2, SUBWAY101, AshiwajuFoward, Killitoff, Poweredbrew, YourNemesis, shukuokukobambl, Shukuakukobambi, shukuokukobambi, OkoYibo, OkoYiboz, RockHard,

laudate:
@mercyville,
Dada Thomas of Frontier oil was profiled on page 191 of this thread.

Kola Karim of Costain WA/Shoreline has also been featured on page 193 & also on this page 209. Thanks.

Sall:
Wow this tread is growing really fast am loving every peace of it already.. but the Igbo tread is catching up fast too .

Sall:
Wow this tread is growing really fast am loving every peace of it already.. but the Igbo tread is catching up fast too .

kn23h:
My people and friends of my people,

I come with a proposal.
It can't be a one man mission.
We have to, need to, and must access and reawaken our people.

Due to ignorance, we have multiple Yorubas 1) clamoring for one Nigeria 2) thinking like FFK, Kemi Ololoyo and Fayose (who sent Ekiti people to go learn nonsense in Aba, when he could have sent them to Ogun or Lagos).

It seems like a great number of Yorubas are ignorant of the intellectual and businesses they own. They've been fed so much lies about some traders owning this percentage and that percentage, and the unfortunate thing about it is that, many have come to believe the lies.

Can we take the knowledge we've amassed on this thread beyond NL?

I am proposing creating a

1) FB &
2) Twitter

accounts to celebrate our people. However, this has to be carried out as an executable and SUSTAINABLE project.

The group would be used to share knowledge about Yorubas' economic, interest and many other things. We'll also accept guest posts. So it's a content based groups where people write pieces and submit to admin. People can also ask questions to foster conversations. The groups would also be used to reawaken Yoruba consciousness cos most of those silly Yoruba Facebook groups aren't doing anything meaningful other than posting pictures of babies wearing agbada and telling people to like posts


If you're in, please reply my quoting me and letting me know your stance. I give each man a week to stake his ground. Can we guarantee 200 members for a start?

Whatever you choose will not change my wonderful opinion of all of you. Much love


ibkaye, Laudate, deomelo, totit, hilroy, ToyinDipo, scholes0, shukuokukobambi, Masterchen, deedee1, Michael004, EvilMetahuman, 9jakool, Guestlander, diplomat058(m), scholes0(m), nextprince, kn23h(m), hundredhunndred, omenka(m), Decksaltedxx, DonVikings, Rmxr, AbidjanOjukwu, eipreel(f), PVision2020(m), CltrAltDel, Ereolamide(f), honeychild(f), Basic123,, Horllamideh(m), chuksanambra, Kworopshun, PearlStreet(m) , MisterLomantic, neoShinto(m), Scatterboss(m), KahlDrogo(m), ruggedizedd, LionDeLeo, Omofunaab2, BiafraAngitator, neoOduduwa, ChetaNwaeze, omenkaLives(m), VivianUdeogu(f), Okezenwa, OsuIbo, MasterChen, Okoyiboz3, Kwarupshun(m), ElsonMorali, LeFreakSoChic(f), Ovamboland(m), Chapter5ive, wristbangle(m), EmeritusMbaM, tunderay(m), Progressive01(m), AbakalikiPress, najoke, ZelibeKristien, totit, puremind1, FFKfuckedBIANCA, Musiwa419, Blue3k(m), mercyville, Bruteforce101, YonkijiSappo, omohayek, StOla, simpleseyi, omofunaab(m), FunkyMetahuman, deomelo, stubornnn, jollymizzle(m), Reminez(m), codedslayer, OJUcrook, CliffordOrji, Intrepid01(m), OkutaNla, Flyoruboy1, NewsPoacher, Flyoruboy(m), FlyoruB, YoruBanger, ODVanguard, RockHard2, SUBWAY101, AshiwajuFoward, Killitoff, Poweredbrew, YourNemesis, shukuokukobambl, Shukuakukobambi, shukuokukobambi, OkoYibo, OkoYiboz, RockHard,

iblawi:


Please the link to the igbo thread.

I was following at a time but they keep repeating everything from page to page.

kn23h:
My people and friends of my people,

I come with a proposal.
It can't be a one man mission.
We have to, need to, and must access and reawaken our people.

Due to ignorance, we have multiple Yorubas 1) clamoring for one Nigeria 2) thinking like FFK, Kemi Ololoyo and Fayose (who sent Ekiti people to go learn nonsense in Aba, when he could have sent them to Ogun or Lagos).

It seems like a great number of Yorubas are ignorant of the intellectual and businesses they own. They've been fed so much lies about some traders owning this percentage and that percentage, and the unfortunate thing about it is that, many have come to believe the lies.

Can we take the knowledge we've amassed on this thread beyond NL?

I am proposing creating a

1) FB &
2) Twitter

accounts to celebrate our people. However, this has to be carried out as an executable and SUSTAINABLE project.

The group would be used to share knowledge about Yorubas' economic, interest and many other things. We'll also accept guest posts. So it's a content based groups where people write pieces


and submit to admin. People can also ask questions to foster conversations. The groups would also be used to reawaken Yoruba consciousness cos most of those silly Yoruba Facebook groups aren't doing anything meaningful other than posting pictures of babies wearing agbada and telling people to like posts


If you're in, please reply my quoting me and letting me know your stance. I give each man a week to stake his ground. Can we guarantee 200 members for a start?

Whatever you choose will not change my wonderful opinion of all of you. Much love


ibkaye, Laudate, deomelo, totit, hilroy, ToyinDipo, scholes0, shukuokukobambi, Masterchen, deedee1, Michael004, EvilMetahuman, 9jakool, Guestlander, diplomat058(m), scholes0(m), nextprince, kn23h(m), hundredhunndred, omenka(m), Decksaltedxx, DonVikings, Rmxr, AbidjanOjukwu, eipreel(f), PVision2020(m), CltrAltDel, Ereolamide(f), honeychild(f), Basic123,, Horllamideh(m), chuksanambra, Kworopshun, PearlStreet(m) , MisterLomantic, neoShinto(m), Scatterboss(m), KahlDrogo(m), ruggedizedd, LionDeLeo, Omofunaab2, BiafraAngitator, neoOduduwa, ChetaNwaeze, omenkaLives(m), VivianUdeogu(f), Okezenwa, OsuIbo, MasterChen, Okoyiboz3, Kwarupshun(m), ElsonMorali, LeFreakSoChic(f), Ovamboland(m), Chapter5ive, wristbangle(m), EmeritusMbaM, tunderay(m), Progressive01(m), AbakalikiPress, najoke, ZelibeKristien, totit, puremind1, FFKfuckedBIANCA, Musiwa419, Blue3k(m), mercyville, Bruteforce101, YonkijiSappo, omohayek, StOla, simpleseyi, omofunaab(m), FunkyMetahuman, deomelo, stubornnn, jollymizzle(m), Reminez(m), codedslayer, OJUcrook, CliffordOrji, Intrepid01(m), OkutaNla, Flyoruboy1, NewsPoacher, Flyoruboy(m), FlyoruB, YoruBanger, ODVanguard, RockHard2, SUBWAY101, AshiwajuFoward, Killitoff, Poweredbrew, YourNemesis, shukuokukobambl, Shukuakukobambi, shukuokukobambi, OkoYibo, OkoYiboz, RockHard,

kn23h:
My people and friends of my people,

I come with a proposal.
It can't be a one man mission.
We have to, need to, and must access and reawaken our people.

Due to ignorance, we have multiple Yorubas 1) clamoring for one Nigeria 2) thinking like FFK, Kemi Ololoyo and Fayose (who sent Ekiti people to go learn nonsense in Aba, when he could have sent them to Ogun or Lagos).

It seems like a great number of Yorubas are ignorant of the intellectual and businesses they own. They've been fed so much lies about some traders owning this percentage and that percentage, and the unfortunate thing about it is that, many have come to believe the lies.

Can we take the knowledge we've amassed on this thread beyond NL?

I am proposing creating a

1) FB &
2) Twitter

accounts to celebrate our people. However, this has to be carried out as an executable and SUSTAINABLE project.

The group would be used to share knowledge about Yorubas' economic, interest and many other things. We'll also accept guest posts. So it's a content based groups where people write pieces and submit to admin. People can also ask questions to foster conversations. The groups would also be used to reawaken Yoruba consciousness cos most of those silly Yoruba Facebook groups aren't doing anything meaningful other than posting pictures of babies wearing agbada and telling people to like posts


If you're in, please reply my quoting me and letting me know your stance. I give each man a week to stake his ground. Can we guarantee 200 members for a start?

Whatever you choose will not change my wonderful opinion of all of you. Much love


ibkaye, Laudate, deomelo, totit, hilroy, ToyinDipo, scholes0, shukuokukobambi, Masterchen, deedee1, Michael004, EvilMetahuman, 9jakool, Guestlander, diplomat058(m), scholes0(m), nextprince, kn23h(m), hundredhunndred, omenka(m), Decksaltedxx, DonVikings, Rmxr, AbidjanOjukwu, eipreel(f), PVision2020(m), CltrAltDel, Ereolamide(f), honeychild(f), Basic123,, Horllamideh(m), chuksanambra, Kworopshun, PearlStreet(m) , MisterLomantic, neoShinto(m), Scatterboss(m), KahlDrogo(m), ruggedizedd, LionDeLeo, Omofunaab2, BiafraAngitator, neoOduduwa, ChetaNwaeze, omenkaLives(m), VivianUdeogu(f), Okezenwa, OsuIbo, MasterChen, Okoyiboz3, Kwarupshun(m), ElsonMorali, LeFreakSoChic(f), Ovamboland(m), Chapter5ive, wristbangle(m), EmeritusMbaM, tunderay(m), Progressive01(m), AbakalikiPress, najoke, ZelibeKristien, totit, puremind1, FFKfuckedBIANCA, Musiwa419, Blue3k(m), mercyville, Bruteforce101, YonkijiSappo, omohayek, StOla, simpleseyi, omofunaab(m), FunkyMetahuman, deomelo, stubornnn, jollymizzle(m), Reminez(m), codedslayer, OJUcrook, CliffordOrji, Intrepid01(m), OkutaNla, Flyoruboy1, NewsPoacher, Flyoruboy(m), FlyoruB, YoruBanger, ODVanguard, RockHard2, SUBWAY101, AshiwajuFoward, Killitoff, Poweredbrew, YourNemesis, shukuokukobambl, Shukuakukobambi, shukuokukobambi, OkoYibo, OkoYiboz, RockHard,

totit:


Let's start by sharing twitter handles, facebook,yoruba forum,international,local forums et al..we know.

We must spread the gospel.

totit:


Let's start by sharing twitter handles, facebook,yoruba forum,international,local forums et al..we know.

We must spread the gospel.

laudate:

Why Bellview Airline? It closed down years ago!

kn23h:
My people and friends of my people,

I come with a proposal.
It can't be a one man mission.
We have to, need to, and must access and reawaken our people.

Due to ignorance, we have multiple Yorubas 1) clamoring for one Nigeria 2) thinking like FFK, Kemi Ololoyo and Fayose (who sent Ekiti people to go learn nonsense in Aba, when he could have sent them to Ogun or Lagos).

It seems like a great number of Yorubas are ignorant of the intellectual and businesses they own. They've been fed so much lies about some traders owning this percentage and that percentage, and the unfortunate thing about it is that, many have come to believe the lies.

Can we take the knowledge we've amassed on this thread beyond NL?

I am proposing creating a

1) FB &
2) Twitter

accounts to celebrate our people. However, this has to be carried out as an executable and SUSTAINABLE project.

The group would be used to share knowledge about Yorubas' economic, interest and many other things. We'll also accept guest posts. So it's a content based groups where people write pieces and submit to admin. People can also ask questions to foster conversations. The groups would also be used to reawaken Yoruba consciousness cos most of those silly Yoruba Facebook groups aren't doing anything meaningful other than posting pictures of babies wearing agbada and telling people to like posts


If you're in, please reply my quoting me and letting me know your stance. I give each man a week to stake his ground. Can we guarantee 200 members for a start?

Whatever you choose will not change my wonderful opinion of all of you. Much love


ibkaye, Laudate, deomelo, totit, hilroy, ToyinDipo, scholes0, shukuokukobambi, Masterchen, deedee1, Michael004, EvilMetahuman, 9jakool, Guestlander, diplomat058(m), scholes0(m), nextprince, kn23h(m), hundredhunndred, omenka(m), Decksaltedxx, DonVikings, Rmxr, AbidjanOjukwu, eipreel(f), PVision2020(m), CltrAltDel, Ereolamide(f), honeychild(f), Basic123,, Horllamideh(m), chuksanambra, Kworopshun, PearlStreet(m) , MisterLomantic, neoShinto(m), Scatterboss(m), KahlDrogo(m), ruggedizedd, LionDeLeo, Omofunaab2, BiafraAngitator, neoOduduwa, ChetaNwaeze, omenkaLives(m), VivianUdeogu(f), Okezenwa, OsuIbo, MasterChen, Okoyiboz3, Kwarupshun(m), ElsonMorali, LeFreakSoChic(f), Ovamboland(m), Chapter5ive, wristbangle(m), EmeritusMbaM, tunderay(m), Progressive01(m), AbakalikiPress, najoke, ZelibeKristien, totit, puremind1, FFKfuckedBIANCA, Musiwa419, Blue3k(m), mercyville, Bruteforce101, YonkijiSappo, omohayek, StOla, simpleseyi, omofunaab(m), FunkyMetahuman, deomelo, stubornnn, jollymizzle(m), Reminez(m), codedslayer, OJUcrook, CliffordOrji, Intrepid01(m), OkutaNla, Flyoruboy1, NewsPoacher, Flyoruboy(m), FlyoruB, YoruBanger, ODVanguard, RockHard2, SUBWAY101, AshiwajuFoward, Killitoff, Poweredbrew, YourNemesis, shukuokukobambl, Shukuakukobambi, shukuokukobambi, OkoYibo, OkoYiboz, RockHard,

StOla:


I concur!

vonxe:

so sry my Uncle told me about bellview both of us following this thread since page 150 despite not yorubas but yorubanized. he married a yoruba lady from ekiti, respectful beautiful kind and nice woman despite her toughness and stubborness she commands a lot of respect from my family

mercyville:


Igbos too are trying but what I hate are the lies the FKO81 guy is posting as Igbo coys and when told with evidence,he will still retain them...he uses different monickers..mind you...

For the uninitiated, Leadspace is a sister company of Passion Incubator and doubles as a co-working space. The goal for Leadspace is to create the future of work by creating the best environment to work, collaborate, stay productive, network and have fun.

Ojodu Berger has evolved into a vibrant business environment due to the recent upgrade in infrastructure in the area by the government, with proximity to Ikeja airport and the Marina financial district via the direct link to the 3rd mainland bridge. Having a co-working space in Ojodu might just be a great call.

Car parks are a major problem for most co-working spaces in Lagos but Leadspace in Ojodu covered that end with an enormous space for your cars.

Join me as we tour Leadspace to see what await potential occupants.
Productivity, collaboration, community are three core values of Leadspace and it’s well spelt on the wall in the reception area. You can’t but notice it. For a strong community, you need connectivity and I could not but notice that they are fully supported by ipNX. So no worries, they have you covered on fast internet.

iblawi:


Please the link to the igbo thread.

I was following at a time but they keep repeating everything from page to page.

Ibukun Abiodun Awosika is a Nigerian business magnate, author and motivational speaker. She currently serves as Chairman of First Bank of Nigeria.

Born as the third child of seven children in Ibadan, the capital of Oyo State, Ibukun completed her primary and secondary school education at St. Pauls African Church Primary School, Lagos and Methodist Girls' High School, Yaba respectively before she proceeded to the University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University) where she graduated with a B.Sc in Chemistry. She holds post graduate and MBA certificates upon the completion of several business programmes at the Lagos Business School and IESE Business School.

While on her compulsory one-year National Youth Service Corps service, Ibukun worked as an audit trainee at Akintola Williams & Co. upon her love for architecture before she left for Alibert Nigeria Ltd. as showroom manager. In her quest to be independent, she established a furniture manufacturing company called Quebees Limited in 1989 before it evolved into The Chair Centre Limited and later SOKOA Chair Centre Limited following a venture merge with SOKOA S.A and Guaranty Trust Bank in 2004.

A fellow of the African Leadership Initiative and Aspen Global Leadership Network, Ibukun is a member of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group, member of the board of Nigerian Sovereign Wealth Fund and Chairman, Board of Trustees of Women in Management, Business and Public Service. In 2011, she co-founded the Afterschool Graduate Development Centre, a career centre established in order to checkmate the high rate of unemployment in Nigeria.

On September 7, 2015, Ibukun became the first woman to be appointed Chairman of First Bank of Nigeria following the resignation of Prince Ajibola Afonja.

hilroy:


The Devil must be ashamed of the lies told by those guys. I tried let them see reason but it seems they are adamant on telling the lies to fill up their thread.