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You are now in hell.. Afonja.....

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SC INDUSTRIAL GAS MANUFACTURERS LTD, established in 2007 has successfully taken the place of a leader in industrial gas production and supply business in South-south and south-eastern Nigeria.
With installed modern oxygen and acetylene plants that refill high purity products at high capacities, and sound delivery trucks, our clients has been enjoying hitch free gas deliveries for their work and projects.
All our activities; production, services, deliveries are carried out with utmost regard to quality, health, safety and environment. In other to establish this as a culture, or make it an integral part of our everyday life, the management of SC Gases proposes, comments and approves the Safety and Quality policy and ensure its compliance with the marketing strategy and other business activities and conceptions of SC Gases to meet the customer expectations and needs.

Our Mission
Anticipate the current and future challenges facing all gas consuming industries and continuously deliver innovative and exceptional quality solutions with our products and services to all, as well as sustainable progress to our customers, employees and shareholders.
OUR VISION

To be the first choice to industrial gas users in West Africa .

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Dr. Ernest Chijioke Madu believes that people in the developing world have a right to world-class health care. At his three Heart Institute of the Caribbean clinics --in Kingston and Mandeville, Jamaica, and in the Cayman Islands -- he delivers more than $1 million a year in free or reduced-care treatment, a significant contribution in an area where 56% of hospital deaths are caused by cardiovascular disease.

Now Dr. Madu is hoping to transfer HIC’s mission and achievements into other low-resource nations. His next target is Nigeria, his home country, where the Heart Institute of West Africa is scheduled to open in 2009. Though AIDS and malaria are huge factors for Africa, Dr. Madu emphasizes the importance of treating cardiovascular disease, which is the second leading cause of death in sub-Saharan Africa, after HIV/AIDS, and the leading cause of death for people over 30.

Dr. Madu's work on noninvasive evaluation of coronary artery disease in obese individuals has become a standard evaluating tool.

Eunisell Chemicals is a leading global chemical and specialty fluid management company, supplying key products and solutions to a wide base of customers operating in Africa.

Our Vision is continuing to bring world class solutions to a growing client base in this vibrant and challenging environment.

We are Africa’s leading additive supplier and one of the biggest independent chemical companies operating in the region.

We commenced full operations in 1996 and we have grown to offer a full range of technical service to complement our wide range of speciality products.

We will continue to invest and expand our services to the wider region and a deeper customer base.

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Scratched faced Afonja Muslim is this all you can produce?

A life size doll manufactured in SW Nigeria by Afonja group.

Envoy industries

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Are there no afonjas smart enough to write one simple and correct English sentence in SW Afonjaland

For conceptualising and driving a unique business niche in the strategic oil and gas sector that put Nigeria first in terms of environmental protection while partnering the oil majors; for providing em­ployment opportunities for a teeming populace and for his notable, impactful philanthropy, Dr. Tony Ugochukwu Eze is The AUTHORITY Icon.
A restless visionary with over 30 years of experience in the Oil and Gas sector, managing both human and material resources, it is perhaps not surprising that he is proud to be one step ahead of the Nigerian government’s efforts to encourage locals to take a bigger role in the oil and gas industry which was made law in the 2010 Nigerian Content Devel­opment Act. Meet Dr. Tony Ugochukwu Eze, President/CEO of Specialty Drilling Fluids (SDF), now one of Nigeria’s largest integrated oil and gas service companies.
Eze who hails from Amokwe, Udi, in Enugu State, holds a B.Sc. degree in Busi­ness Administration from Winthrop Col­lege, South Carolina U.S.A.He is also managing seven other companies apart from Specialty Drilling Fluids Limited. He is also a member of Board of Trustee of Women’s Right Advancement and Protec­tion Alternative (WRAPA), an NGO body. He is a PAUL HARRIS fellow of the Rotary International, District 9140.
In his words: “I had a dream, which I manifested by the incorporation of Specialty Drilling Fluids Limited (SDF) after coming back from the USA in the 90s. At that time I was one of the first to establish an oil servic­ing company in Nigeria. I hold a B.S.c degree in Business Administration from Winthrop College, South Carolina in the U.S.A and a doctorate degree from Madonna University, Nigeria. With hard work and commitment to excellence I was exposed to the dos and don’ts of the oil and gas business and can proudly state that I have almost 30 success­ful years of experience in the Oil field sector.”
From The AUTHORITY checks, SDF is a 100% indigenous Waste Management Com­pany which specialises in the provision of high quality waste management handling services to the Oil and Gas Sectors, using the latest cutting-edge technology at its op­erational base at Onne, Rivers State. Pres­ently, SDF carries out business as dealers and agents in drillings fluids, drill cuttings re-injection, drilling chemicals, mud cleaning, mud engineering analysis, chemical refiners, rental of storage tanks, trucking, provision of marine spread,solids control and filtration services amongst others. They have one of the biggest warehouses in Port Harcourt.
According to Tony, “We have expanded our facilities by the acquisition of a brand new plant, The Thermal Oil Recovery Plant (THOR) which we located at Onne, on a space expanse of 30,000sqm. The THOR system is the latest technology in drill cut­tings treatment and the first indirect thermal desorption unit designed to remove hydro­carbons from drilled cuttings and recover clean oil.”
Clearly, the petroleum industry is the larg­est sector in Nigeria and the main generator of GDP. The major players like Shell, Exx­onMobil and Chevron all have one thing in common: choosing Specialty Drilling Fluids (SDF) as a service provider to assist their activities. From modest beginnings in 1991, this company has grown to handle projects in excess of $100 million and has one of the largest turnovers of oil and gas service com­panies in the country.

Kalvin C. Chinyere, M.D., fondly known as Dr. Kal, is the owner of One Step Closer Health & Fitness, a disease prevention and lifestyle change business based in Decatur, GA. He is also the creator of The Don't Go Broke Weight Loss Program. Dr. Kal has lost and kept off over 140 pounds naturally.

He is on a mission to eradicate self-imposed diseases and illnesses. While the goal may seem lofty, those who know Dr. Kal believe it’s entirely possible. His pursuit is not driven by self serving egotistical goals but from a passionate commitment to helping others transform their lives for the better.

Kal is a graduate of the University of Miami and the University of Miami School of Medicine. Dr. Kal, was recently featured on CNN’s Fit Nation with Dr. Sanjay Gupta. He is also the creator of the Don’t Go Broke Weight Loss Plan and maintains his own health blog at Dr. Kal’s Blog.

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Look at the flag on their page. Their company is located in IMO state. You are a disgrace to your ancestry fallen demon

Brother don't bother trying to convince them, they know the truth, they only need your attention to derail the thread and distract you from posting our products in other to stall our thread, so do not bother trying to prove anything to them deep down in their heart they know the bitter truth and it hurts them so much they can't sleep at nights. However I have their medications.

I only engage them when I am gathering our industries to push the thread, soon I will push it to 150 pages.

Chief Jerry Chukwueke, MD/CEO of Germaine Group of companies and Dominion Automobile group

For the compelling sweep and courage of his entrepreneurial vision, succeeding to put his community, region and country on the continent’s business map; for his astute political and philanthropic footing which have significantly impacted society, Chief Jerry Chukwueke, Ohamadike Owerri, is The AUTHORITY Icon
No less a child of providence, he rose from a very humble take-off as a night guard at Ford Motor Com­pany, US, to an exemplary entrepreneurial game-changer, astute political strategist, and philanthropist of note and a worthy son of his community, state, region and country. Meet Chief Jerry Chukwueke, Ohamadike Owerri.
He was born on January 25, 1957, to late Uba Chukwueke and Chief Mrs Martha Chukwueke of Umukwe Ndegbelu in the ancient kingdom of Awaka, Owerri North Local Government Area. Dreamy-eyed Jerry started off an eventful, challenging educational career that ended up at Mor­gan State University, Baltimore, Maryland US where he read Political Science and In­ternational Studies.
From an unlikely take-off from the old boy of St Augustine’s College Nkwerre and St Francis College Oturkpo, Benue State, he left the shores of his fatherland quest­ing for progress. As things would unfold he rose from the position of a night guard to that of a General Sales Manager in a Ford Motor Company in the USA in re­cord period of six years.
Haunted by a vision of much higher business ground, Chukwueke quit the Ford Motor Company to establish his own automobile company known as Do­minion Automobile Group with major dealerships of Ford, Mercury, Chrysler, Plymouth and Dodge Motors, a vibrant company with over 200 staff strength and annual turnover of over $60 million. More was to come.
When the American economy went into recession in the early 90s, this preco­cious young man divested from the US to invest in Nigeria, setting up the Germaine Group of Companies with interests span­ning the areas of automobiles, logistics, healthcare, pharmaceuticals and Real Es­tate. Today, this conglomerate now boasts a respected position in the map of top class indigenous companies in Nigeria, with an annual turnover of over N10 billion with over 500 employees. The Germaine busi­ness group, has diversified into other firms, including oil and gas and hospitality Indus­tries.
He was in 1991 among the Top awardees of Dominion Ford Mercury Award of the Dominion Automobile Group. The Guard­ian Newspaper, in 2008, named him one of 20 outstanding Role Models in Corporate Nigeria, while Tell Magazine named him amongst 20 notable Leaders in Corporate Nigeria. From business he forayed into phi­lanthropy and politics and not surprisingly has made his mark.
His large, multi-faceted impact on soci­ety made grateful monarchs from Owerri Zone to consider him to be conferred with the Ohamadike Owerri Chieftaincy title which he took not long ago.
On hand to witness the honouring of a worthy son included, Dr Ikedi Ohakim, former Governor of Imo State, Hon Emeka Ihedioha, Deputy Speaker House of Reps, Senator Hope Uzodinma, Eze Cletus Ilo­muanya, Chief Agariwe, President Ohane­ze Ndigbo, Chief Leo Stan Eke, Barr. Chief Humphrey Anumudu and many others.

Anyone who follows the XML or semantic web world knows of Uche Ogbuji's work. Uche Ogbuji is a Partner at Zepheira, LLC, a solutions firm specializing in the next generation of Web technologies.

Mr. Ogbuji is the lead developer of 4Suite, an open source platform for XML, RDF, and knowledge-management applications, and the lead developer of the Versa RDF query language. He is a computer engineer and writer born in Nigeria, living and working in Boulder, Colorado.

Uche studied Electronic Engineering at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka for three years before moving on to graduate in Computer Engineering at Milwaukee School of Engineering in February, 1994. He is the co-author of Professional XML Web Services (Programmer to programmer) and Linux Database Bible.

Chief Joe Obijaku, Chairman Middle point nigeria limited

For his notable philanthropy and unique entrepreneurial vision which has seen him leapfrog many challenges and successfully establish his business empire; for creating employment opportunities for many and for specific game-changing interventions in his community, state and country at large, Chief Joe Obijiaku, Ugochukwutubelu Nnewi, is The AUTHORITY Icon.
He is a notable philanthropist and visionary entrepreneur and has indeed consider­ably impacted his socio-cultural en­vironment. Meet Chief Joe Obijiaku (Ugochukwutubelu Nnewi) founding Chairman/CEO Middle Point Nig. Ltd
His acute determination, self-dis­cipline, simplicity, humility and hard work drove his resounding success in the fields of education and business. He is the sole importer and distribu­tor of the popular Solite and Rocket Batteries, Polygard wide range of quality car care products, Stop car care products and Nanpao Resin.
A philanthropist, he has a clear tes­timony of goodwill and multiple con­tributions to the social and economic development of Akabor- Umudim Community Nnewi Town, Anam­bra State and the nation in general. He has constructed boreholes to supply water in his village, provided transformer to supply electricity in his village. He graded and tarred the roads within Akabor village and re­constructed the old existing bridge, On the education front, he awarded scholarships to many indigent stu­dents from primary school to univer­sity level. He has touched the lives of many people through his many acts of charity within and outside.
As a result of his innumerable con­tributions, he is a recipient of countless awards for the community services and his nation at large. He has been honored with many awards of excel­lence by the United Kingdom, Taiwan, Korea, United Stated of America and several other countries. He has been offered chieftaincy titles from different towns and states which he declined due to his simple way of life. He ac­cepted the one offered to him by Igwe Nnewi HRH Igwe K.O.N Orizu III. Hence the title “Ugochukwutubelu Nnewi” and from Umudim Nnewi Lagos Branch, He accepted the title “Onwa Umudim in Lagos”.
He belongs to many clubs and so­cieties. He also belongs to the British Chamber of Commerce, American Chamber of Commerce, et cetera - where he has also received different awards.
Joe Obijiaku is married to the Ex­ecutive Managing Director of Mid­dle Point Nigeria Limited

Frank Nneji is the Managing Director, Associated Bus Company Plc (operator of ABC Transport) which is listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange and Chairman Rapido Audio-visual products Limited (the leading producers and marketers of audio-visual products in West Africa.

He is a Zoology graduate of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, and hails from Ezuhu Nguru, in Mbaise, Imo State. He passed through the Lagos Business School (LBS) and Whaton Business School, Philadelphia, USA. He was the President, Owerri Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (OCCIMA) from 2000 to 2003, and represented the transport sector in the maiden board of the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency (FERMA).

Nneji has been honoured with several awards for his innovations in the transport industry which includes: Award of Officer of the Order of the Niger (OON) by the Federal Republic of Nigeria (2005) Auto Personality of the Year 2004 by Auto World, Award of Excellence in Business (2005) for efficient transport service delivery by Aba Chamber of Commerce amongst others. He is a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Transport and Logistics, United Kingdom.

Collins Opara
COLLINS OPARA
Managing Director
Vegasirius Nigeria
We started out in 2012; however, the people in our team have been in the industry for more than 25 years. Our core business lies in supplying integrated services to the oil and gas sector. In terms of services, we market lubricants and fuels. We also provide anti-corrosion coatings for pipelines, well testing, construction for the oil and gas business, and engineering and project management. We also carry out maritime services, which includes shipping and clearing and forwarding logistics. Many transportation companies complain about accidents on the road, or that their products do not reach their destinations; we intend to close that gap. Instead of going overland, our trucks board ferries. We collaborate with logistics firms to create a more competitive environment. We would also like to add to our presence on the Nigeria-Equatorial Guinea route. Most of the goods that are used in countries such as Ghana, Senegal, and Liberia originate in Nigeria, so there is always a back and forth of raw materials from those countries to Nigeria, such as rice, honey, and gold.

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Jacobs creek is different from what your showing
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shut up 2 tongued Afonja, so now you resort to lying from the other side of your mouth , Igbo's should not waste time with brainless dolts and Afonja Muslims like yourself those of us who know this know that we owe Afonjas no explanations.

We pass una, be say we pass una. No be muscle.

Engineer Ezekiel Izuogu is a scientist, a former lecturer and inventor of Nigeria’s first indigenous car, Z 600.

The Izuogu Z-600 prototype was the first indigenous Nigerian car. It is also the first automobile of indigenous all-African technology. Launched in 1997, it cause a stir in the hearts of the many Nigerians who hope for a personal car and stimulated the Nigerian media.

The prototype was equipped with a self made 1.8L four cylinder engine that got 18mpg and allowed the car to achieve a top speed of 140 km/h (86 mph).

Good people great race, igbo.

The Energy & related Services industry is dynamic.

We at Vegasirius Nigeria Limited consider that the customers of the industry are in need of new ways to satisfy their growing and changing expectations. With highly skilled and experienced people in our company with a broad understanding of the market, we are prepared to offer solutions that are best fit.

For us, a best Fit solution will be determined by a closer and more detailed capture of customer expectation in order to tailor solutions for each category of our customer at a comfortable value and cost to them.

While delighting our customers, we continue to prevent going out of compliance with regulatory authorities.


Our values drive our passion to achieve results for our customers.


We Welcome you to our World of Efficiency.

CHAIRMAN/CEO SUDRIVA GROUP OF COMPANIES, MARTIN AGBASO

For his bold, broad vision of life - which has translated into achievements traversing academics, politics, business, philanthropy and uncommon compassion; for impacting his society through quality leadership and exemplary personal conduct, Chief Martin Agbaso is The AUTHORITY ICON
He is a profound thinker, astute econo­mist, politician of note and entrepreneur with a broad vision. Meet Chief Martin Agbaso, former governorship candidate in Imo State, former Imo State Senator for Owerri and ex- Special Assistant on Ecology to the President. Recently, he emerged National Chairman of the All Progressives grand Alliance (APGA).
He was born on April 5, 1959 in Emekuku, Owerri North Local Government Area of Imo State. The first son of Chief Nathan and Mrs. Anna Agbaso, strong adherents of the Catholic faith, who imparted Christian virtues of faith, hope and charity, early in their son’s life.
Young Martin began his early education at Our Lady’s Primary School, Emekuku (now Chief Obi Memorial Primary School), from which he grad­uated with the First School Leaving Certificate in 1971. He proceeded to Sabastine Academy, (now Emekuku High School), where he graduated in flying colours in 1976, receiving his West African School Certificate (WAEC).
He enrolled at the prestigious Pontifical Uni­versity in Rome, Italy, and in 1980, earned his Advanced Diploma in Social Sciences. This was rapidly followed by a B.Sc. and NASD Degrees in Finance, from the State University of New York, Old Westbury, USA, in 1983 and 84 respectively.
The committee of International Students at the Pontifical University of Rome found him wor­thy and elected him Secretary General in 1980, making him the first African, to be so elected. He was a recipient of the Clyde Winfield Academic Award for Excellence at the State University of New York, where he was also the First Black Aca­demic Chairperson, of the Students Union Gov­ernment in the 1982/83 academic session.
His corporate career began soon after gradu­ation when, in 1983, he joined Prudential Inc. of New York, a world-famous financial Derivative and Strategic Investment Management organiza­tion. He rose through the ranks and by 1991 he had become a Financial Analyst in Prudential Incorporated, with all the power, contacts and personality manicure that go with high corpo­rate office in the US.
He became a member of the New York Stock Exchange (1985); member, Million-Dollar Roundtable on Interest Sensitive Products at Prudential Incorporated (1985); and Member, Commodity Improviser of New York (1987). In these positions he learned the rudiments of prudence, cost control and containment, and as a natural consequence, acquired the economic mindset of a good manager of men and materi­als.
Between 1994 and 1995, he founded SudRiva Construction Company Limited and SudRiva Oil and Gas Limited. Both Companies have since evolved into major players in both construction and oil and gas sectors, with Chief Martin Ag­baso serving as their Executive Chairman.
Despite all the odds, Martin won the Imo East Senatorial seat under the platform of the Na­tional Republican Convention against the likes of Dr Roland Anyanwu, Chief Bright Nwanne. His chain of companies continues to employ over 700 Nigerians in different states of the fed­eration while his foundation for orphans, the less privileged and widows in Imo State have touched many lives.
In 1998, after it had been agreed that Ow­erri Federal Constituency should produce the next senator, he stepped forward, confronted and defeated Chief Iwuanyanwu in the election under the platform of the Democratic Party of Nigeria (DPN). In 2001, Martin accepted Presi­dent Olusegun Obasanjo’s invitation to serve as his Special Assistant on Ecology, a role he played from 2001 to 2004.
Today, he is the national Chairman of APGA, already providing visionary leadership. He is married to Robin Agbaso, an American.

Chairman
Chairman
The Chairman, High Chief Donatus Ifeanyichukwu Agbim, is an expert in Communication technology and Engineering. He commenced his experience at Multilinks Wireless Ltd in the Telecommunications industry. From here he was identified and picked by Texaco Nigeria PLC to join the Corporate Communications team. Texaco Nigeria PLC, after a merger became Chevron Oil Nigeria PLC and Chief Donatus was transferred to the Information Technology Department to manage the communication operations.

He obtained his first degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering from the Federal University of Technology Owerri. He majored in Communications Engineering. He also obtained an MBA in Business Administration from the Lagos State University Ojo.

He has participated and led several projects to develop and upgrade companywide communications operations in the Nigerian and West African Business of Chevron Oil Nigeria PLC. He continued to do this under MRS PLC after a West African asset takeover until he left to join his colleagues to form this company; Vegasirius Nigeria Limited.

High Chief Donatus sits in several Councils including the council of chiefs in his Village and Town. Additionally, he participates actively in peace councils in his village and neighboring towns. He also sits in the board of several Companies.

CHARLES NWANKWO
Managing Director
NRG Drilling Nigeria Limited
As of today, we are 98% compliant with the Local Content Act. We are compliant, and the supply chain is full, except in areas where we have to absolutely go through the outside sourcing of critical items. We have come to this because of national content regulations, and we would like to attain a reference point from that and maintain, increase, and develop it. We feel confident that by the time we start working in more challenging terrain with foreign companies that we will be able to deliver. We are predominantly a gas country, as opposed to an oil address. Hence, the international price of gas and the logistics of selling it from a country such as Nigeria would end up naturally localizing the utilization of our gas. Therefore, the earlier we get into gas-related projects, the quicker we will start to come and take on our own natural position on the issue. We hope to expand across the entire African continent. The more the world gets to know about the opportunities in Africa, the more attention will come this way.

Christopher Ikechi Ezeh is a Nigerian businessman who was the former chief executive officer of John Holt (1986-1997) and now serves as the chairman of Lonrho Africa and Fidelity Bank plc.

Ezeh is an accountant by training and prior to joining John Holt, he worked with Chrysler U.K. and was the chief accountant of Indeni Petroleum Refinery of Zambia. Ezeh entered the workforce of John Holt at a time the firm was consolidating several interests into divisions of John Holt PLC, among the affected concerns were Allens, Holt Export and Leasing services, John Holt ventures and shipping.

In 1986, he became the managing director of the firm during the beginning of the Structural Adjustment Programme. For a large part of his tenure as CEO and chairman, the company operated in a rather harsh business climate.

Ezeh has been involved with the management of the business school of the Enugu State University of Science and Technology through the school's business council.

MD/CEO SAGEMETRICS CORPORATION, CHIEF KENNETH NWABUEZE.

For seeking scientific knowledge early and using this to attract recognition from world leaders, putting Nigeria on the world map; for his broad vision of life, sheer energy, in-dustry and passion to transform society us-ing science and being a model ambassador for Nigeria and Africa, Hon. Kenneth Eme-ka Nwabueze, MFR, is The AUTHORITY ICON.

An engineer by profession, with an emphasis in Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, he is a strong leader with exceptional business, political, and diplomatic capabilities and a passion for technology and foreign affairs.

As co-author of United Nation MDG’s taskforce #8 on Science and Technology, he has an in depth knowledge of Africa’s problems and workable solutions. Meet Hon. Ken-neth Emeka Nwabueze, MFR.

He was born in Ogidi, Anambra State and traveled to the United States at the age of 17. He studied Engineering at the California State University at Northridge, School of Engineer-ing and Computer Sciences, and Pepperdine University at Malibu, School of Management and Business Administration. In 2002, he was honored at Howard University as one of the 50-most important African Americans in Technology.

He is the founder and CEO of SageMetrics Corporation, a leading outsourced business intelligence provider with offices in North Hollywood, California and European Headquarters in London.

In the year 2000, he was named a member of the National Advisory Board for Governor George W. Bush for President. On December 12, 2001, President Bush in a ceremony held at the Roosevelt Room, appointed him to the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. On the board with him are high tech industry luminaries like Michael Dell of Dell Computer Corp.; Gordon Moore, Chair-man Emeritus of Intel Corp., Carol Bartz, CEO of Au-to Desk Inc., Norman Augustine, retired chairman of Lockheed Martin Corp.; and Charles Vest, President, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Members of the council are charged with the responsibilities of advising the President on issues involving science and technology and their roles in achieving national goals.

As founder and CEO of SageMetrics, a leading outsourced business intelligence provider, Nwabueze has demonstrated illustrious reputation as a developer and entre-preneur of innovative technologies across various high-tech industries.Prior to SageMetrics, Nwabueze conducted advanced research for Lawrence Berkeley Lab, created patented software technology for The Walt Disney Company and developed business-critical software systems for Buena Vista Pictures and Television. Currently, his company, Sage-Metrics, with headquarters in Los Angeles and Abuja, is providing data integration and analysis for companies including National Identity Management Commission (NIMC), Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), MTN, Philips Electronics, L’Oreal, Cox Interactive, and BBC and Tribune.

Hon. Nwabueze returned to Nigeria in 2007 where he continued his passion for innovation and development of human capacity in Africa. Clearly, Nwabueze has demonstrated his reputation in the founding and growing of Gist Me Communications Page 2 of 6 Nigeria Limited as the premier value added service provider in Nigeria’s telecom industry. He has served in various capacities in Nigeria and currently serves as the co-chair for National Identity Management Database mandated by National Assembly Act of 2006.

In September 2014, he was conferred with the National Honour Awards as Member of the Order of the Federal Republic, MFR by President Goodluck Jonathan. In December 2015, he was once again conferred with the Global Best Practice awards for Excellence in Science and Technology by the Association of Nigeria-American Professionals in Nigeria. He is the Chief Executive Officer of E-Kenneth Nigeria Limited and is currently serving as the Technology Consultant to State Security Service (SSS) and The Nigeria Police Force (NPF).

MD/CEO STORM MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT GROUP

Obi Asika is the Executive Chairman of Storm Media and Entertainment Group; one of the biggest players in music and entertainment in Nigeria

Obi started Storm Records with his cousin Olisa Adibua in 1991. The first outing with the name Storm was a club promotion called “Enter the Dragon” in the summer of 1991, and then in 1992 they developed a TV show called “Clapperboard Weekend Raps” on Nigeria’s first private TV station. From the Rap show, they made and discovered several stars including Daddy Showkey and Jimmy Jatt, but the key artists were Trybe of Troubadors, Latee and the Wazobian tribe, Nodeen, Junior and Pretty, Ikechukwu, Naeto C and Sasha.

Storm co-produced Big Brother Nigeria, The Apprentice, Ambo and Doctor’s quarters. They also produced Nigeria’s first interactive game show on Silverbird TV and are in the process of going live with several productions for clients.

Obi, who is a graduate of Warwick University, is the son of the Late Ukpabi Asika.

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shut up 2 tongued Afonja, so now you resort to lying from the other side of your mouth , Igbo's should not waste time with brainless dolts and Afonja Muslims like yourself those of us who know this know that we owe Afonjas no explanations.

We pass una, be say we pass una. No be muscle.

Useless yibola Muslim next thing you will claim Don peringon

Chichi and Chichi E is a fashion house/company with Vintique – The upscale couture line and Odi - the younger hipper version and ready to wear line from the fashion house. You may have come across Chichi E on the Tyra Banks show or spotted the duo in Philadelphia style magazine. They are based in America.

Chichi and Chichi E is run by sisters Chigozilu (Chi-Chi) and Chidelu (Chi-Chi E.) Enigwe

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Ojukwu the great

While enjoy photos of Igbo ingenuity and innovations in industries and achievements across the country, continent and globe

Let us take a second to see Afonja life sized dolls in production Phase. I think this is also innovative and deserves accolades.

Afonja life size dolls, a product of Afonja Group SW Nigeria. They own all patent right to this Innovation in Nigeria and globally.

Njideka Ugwuegbu-Harry is the founder of the Youth for Technology Foundation. Through cooperation with major international ICT companies the Foundation has managed to benefit over 4.000 youth since its establishment in 2000. It has also pioneered a digital village movement in and for Nigeria.

In 2000, she got support from Microsoft and the World Bank to establish the Owerri Digital Village – the first community technology centre of its kind in West Africa. She also launched a non-profit organization, Youth for Technology Foundation (YTF), to operate the Owerri centre and to coordinate other Nigeria-based activities.

Four years later, Njideka launched YTF project, SpokesYouth. A program which spills children out from the community technology centers into nearby villages, armed with audio-enabled PDAs and perhaps with digital cameras.

The SpokesYouth idea was perfected during Njideka’s time at Stanford. She credits the other fellows and her faculty advisor, electrical engineering professor Bruce Lusignan, with helping her to make steady progress toward the prototype’s launch. Stu Gannes, director of the Digital Vision Program, provided useful coaching, as well.

Njideka is a former senior product manager in the financial strategy, planning and analysis group at Microsoft. She has received several non-profit leadership awards honoring individuals who have displayed, through example, a commitment and excellence to philanthropy and service. Njideka Harry graduated Cum Laude from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst where she studied Finance and International Business. She has a diploma in International Business from the Haarlem Business School, Netherlands. In 2004, she completed her graduate studies at Stanford University.

Gasop Oil Limited is engaged in the exploration of crude oil and natural gas, as well as the domestic marketing and transportation of petroleum products. Headquartered in Ghana and founded in 2002 with sister companies in Nigeria, Gasop is among the leading energy industry players in Ghana, applying innovative technologies to discover valuable energy resources and deliver the highest quality products to the marketplace. With operations that embrace the basins of West Africa, Gasop strives to be the company of choice for partners, customers, neighbours and employees in the areas in which we do business.

The prime objective of Gasop Oil Limited is to carry out exploration and production in the Saltpond Basin offshore Ghana. The Saltpond basin has a proven hydrocarbon accumulation since the only Oil producing well in Ghana is in the North Saltpond Basin.

2D seismic data acquired by Ghana National Petroleum Corporation over the area, reports and logs from exploratory wells in this basin have been carefully studied by our Geologists and Geophysicists and we are very certain of commercial hydrocarbon deposits in this area.

At present we have a signed Petroleum Agreement with the Government of Ghana for exploration rights licences for 2,050 Sq Km acreage.

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Useless yibola Muslim next thing you will claim Don peringon

Afonja calm down we have seen your own productions. life size dolls come to mind