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raker300:
Mr David Agbakoba - Sola Jooce

Quite petty to be reckoned with.

No match!

[quote author=decomaniaboss post=59558622][/quote]Oh! That's your Igbo father. Nice one

ModsWillKillNL:
Maybe this thread shouldn't even exist.

What's the point?

Why the debate?

They threw us the challenge, remember.

We must finish them completely.

Are you Igbo ?
Before I begin

raker300:
Obinna Ufudo: teragro

From the building in the picture, it's just a startup.

No big deal.

Weinberg:
For all Igbo contributors to this post, I say ride on!


Indigenous industries is in our hands...

Show more of our great achievements..

Igbos are great!

In the other thread, what I'm seeing is Yorubas personalities, not industries..

We are great indeed...

Ride on!

You guys are the ones posting nonentities nobodies in place of profiles of highly successful entrepreneurs and industrialists.

At least, you can verify that from my quotes above.

Stop beating empty chest like a chimp.

taoheedoriloye:
Are you Igbo ?
Before I begin

How can I be

https://regencyalliance.com/wp-content/uploads/regency-logo.png
Olubiyi O. Otegbeye, (popularly known as 'Biyi') B.SC, ACII, MBA, LLB, BL, is a man who likes risks. Despite the fact that he had a secure job as a staff of United Nigeria Insurance Company Limited (UNIC), he tossed it aside and took a plunge into the murky world of corporate business, by setting up his own insurance firm known as Regency Insurance Company in 1993, less than 10 years after he graduated from University of Lagos, with a BSc. in Insurance. Today, his risk has paid off handsomely.

https://www.regencyalliance.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Mr.-Biyi-Otegbeye-Managing-Director-2-150x150.jpg

He now serves as Chief Executive Officer and Group Managing Director of Regency Alliance Insurance Company Plc, a consolidated firm, formed from the merger of four other insurance firms: Regency Insurance Plc, Nigerian Alliance Assurance Corporation Limited, Destiny Insurance Co. Limited and Capital Express General Insurance Limited. The merger occurred in 2007, and the new firm was renamed Regency Alliance Insurance Company Plc, with Biyi at the helm of affairs.

https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/508608688236425220/4lvpyPSG.jpeg

Biyi Otegbeye not only holds a B.Sc. in Insurance, but also a Masters’ Degree (MBA) in Financial Management and Accounting, from the University of Lagos. He is an Associate of the Chartered Insurance Institute London (ACII). He obtained his law degree from the Lagos State University, and was admitted to the Nigerian Bar as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria.

Prior to setting up Regency Insurance, Otegbeye had received training from the United Nigeria Insurance Company Limited (UNIC), where he worked extensively in Risk Management, General Underwriting, Claims, Reinsurance, Marine and Aviation Divisions. In 1990, he was appointed the General Manager, Capital Asset Insurance Brokers, and less than a year later he was invited to serve as the CEO of Excel Insurance Brokers. Biyi Otegbeye also sits on the board of other firms where he has extensive interests, such as Regency Alliance Insurance Limited, Ghana, RIC Microfinance Bank Limited, RIC Properties and Investment Limited, and RIC Technologies Limited, a leading ICT based security solutions provider for vehicles, offices and homes.

https://www.regencyalliance.com/wp-content/uploads/DSC_0256_filtered-2.jpg

Despite challenges witnessed in the course of operations in the 2016 financial year, Regency Alliance Insurance Plc has declared as an after-tax-profit of =N=470.594 million naira. This margin, according to the company records, was a clear 41.18% increment, compared to its =N=333.931 million naira profit, made the previous year.

https://regencyalliance.com/wp-content/uploads/products1.jpg

The company offers all classes of General Insurance Businesses, such as All Risk insurance, Aviation Insurance, BOND, Burglary, Business Interruption Insurance (Consequential Loss), Contractor’s All Risk Insurance, Directors’ Liability Insurance, Electronic Equipment Insurance, Fidelity Guarantee, Fire & Special Perils Insurance, Goods-In- Transit, Group Personal Accident Insurance, Health Care Professional indemnity Insurance, House Owner/House Holder, Machinery Breakdown Insurance, Marine Insurance.

https://www.businessdayonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/auto-market.jpg

It also offers Money Insurance, Motor Insurance, Oil & Energy, Plant All Risks Insurance, Professional Liability Insurance, Public Liability, Regency Builders’ Liability Insurance Scheme, Regency Occupiers’ Liability (Public Building) Insurance Scheme, Regency Property Protection Scheme (RPP) etc.

Weinberg:
The great Igbo Engineer in Honda Automobile industry..

Bisi Ezerioha..
Bisi Ezerioha (born January 6, 1972) a.k.a. Ndubisi Ezerioha,
is a professional Race Car Driver, Engine Builder, Engineer,
and industrialist. He is involved in import drag racing, and
pilots a 2006 Honda Insight in the Pro Stock ranks of IDRA
(Battle of the Imports), IDRC and CMI series. Bisi has built
and driven the fastest carbureted front wheel drive vehicle in
the world. He is currently the CEO and Chief Engineer for
Bisimoto Engineering.
Corporate support
With corporate support from American Honda and Hyundai
Motor America , Ezerioha's range of supporting sponsors
include, but are not limited to:
AEM
PurOl Lubricants
Outback Steakhouse
NGK
Racepack
Holley
Falken Tires
MSD
Golden Eagle
Webcamshafts
Kinsler fuel injection .
History
Hailing from a scientific oriented family background, he
attended the Anambra State University of Technology at the
age of 15 to study Petrochemical Engineering . Born of
Nigerian parents, Father, Dr. Emesia Ezerioha holds bachelor's
degrees in Earth sciences and Geology from California State
University, Los Angeles , Master's degrees in Earth Science and
Economics and a doctorate in International Marketing. After a
year of studies in West Africa, Ezerioha transferred to Cerritos
College and graduated with Honors in Applied and Natural
Science associate degrees, and finally obtaining a Chemical
Engineering bachelors and Engineering Management degrees
from California State University, Long Beach. [1] After a
decade of pharmaceutical research and sales, he opened an
engineering firm, Bisimoto Engineering, focusing on design,
manufacturing and sales of high performance parts for
motorsports. Ezerioha's accolades include the most powerful
naturally aspirated sohc honda engines on the planet
involving the D16A6, D15B7, F22A, F18A and D16Z6. [2] His
escapades now expand to the turbocharged market with a 700
hp 1.6L sohc powered Honda civic wagon, 533 hp LEA1 1.5L
CR-Z hybrid, a 1000+hp Honda Civic Si, a 602whp Hyundai
Elantra GT, and many high HP twin turbocharged Porsche
911s.
Mr. Ezerioha's accomplishments have been documented
worldwide by popular magazines like DSport , SuperStreet,
Turbo Magazine , Sport Compact Car, Racecar Engineering ,
Honda Tuning, Performance Audio and Sound, Import Tuner,
S3, OveRev, Total 911 , Fast Car, and Full Throttle magazines.
Achievements
2014
The 2014 Bisimoto Honda Odyssey is featured in Top Gear
USA episode 'Cool Cars for Grownups' on July 8, 2014. [3]
Racing against a 2014 Porsche Cayenne Turbo S and a 2014
Mercedes AMG E63 S-model, the Odyssey was recognized as a
great feat in Engineering design by numerous publications. At
the 2014 SEMA show, Ezerioha showcased his company's
newest creations for Honda America and Hyundai. He
showcased two 2015 Honda Fit concepts and a 2015 Hyundai
Sonata. [4] The 2015 Bisimoto Hyundai Sonata has been
recognized as the most powerful Sonata sedan in history with
a record 708 hp, one greater than the Dodge Challenger
Hellcat. [5] The horsepower output would later be tuned up to
888 hp surpassing the team's earlier goal before the show. [6]
2013
Led team at Bisimoto to build a 2014 Honda Odyssey with
1029 hp showcased at the annual SEMA show.[7][8] The van
is featured on Autoweek [9] and Examiner. Bisimoto also
showcased a 1000 hp Genesis coupe at the SEMA show,
dominating reviews by Topgear, [10] Autoblog [11] and
Edmunds. [12] Ezerioha is featured in 2013 book 'Dragster
Drivers'. [13]
2012
Designed and built a 530 HP Porsche 911 Twin Turbo
Cabriolet, showcased at SEMA 2012, Las Vegas, Nevada, in
the NGK Spark Plugs, booth. This was the world's first drive-
by-wire air cooled Porsche engine, with CAN BUS added as
well. His team also built a 602 WHP 2013 Hyundai Elantra
GT, for Hyundai (HMA), showcased at SEMA 2012, Las Vegas,
Nevada. At that time, the Bisimoto Elantra was touted as one
of the most powerful Hyundais in the world. Honda invited
Bisimoto Engineering and DSO Eyewear/MAD Industries to
take part in the 2013 Honda Accord Project Vehicle Program.
[14] His 401 HP 2013 Honda Accord Coupe Grand Touring V6
retains the eco-friendly attributes of the Earth Dreams concept,
while Bisimoto engine and exhaust enhancements increase the
V-6 power output to an amazing 401 hp. [15]
2011
Following Honda's launch of a new grassroots racing program
they invited three independent vehicle tuners to build and
display their Civic Si concepts at the SEMA Show in Las
Vegas, NV. Tuners were asked to push the limits of
performance and style with their builds, and the vehicles on
display to demonstrate the personalized potential of the Si
Coupe and Sedan. Following the previous year’s amazing CR-
Z build, Bisimoto Engineering delivered a 1004 hp version of
the Civic Si Coupe featuring a turbocharged K24Z7 engine for
American Honda's new 9th generation Civic Si, showcased at
SEMA 2011,. [16] He also designed and built a 771 hp twin
turbocharged watercooled Porsche 911, with a 997 Porsche
gearbox in an older 1976 widebody 911 for NGK Sparkplugs,
showcased at SEMA 2011.
2010
2010 seemingly marked a shift in Ezerioha's company
philosophy as they looked to focus more on engine and
vehicle design and less on racing. He built a 533 hp
turbocharged hybrid engine for American Honda's CR-Z, which
was showcased at SEMA 2010, Las Vegas, NV. The "one of its
kind" build received rave reviews from publications such as
Autoblog [17] and Topspeed [18] Ezerioha piloted his Honda
Insight to one event win.
2004-2009
2009 Set the world record of the first naturally aspirated fwd
to run 150 mph in a quarter mile Broke the world record for
quickest naturally aspirated fwd with a 9.36 quarter mile
elapsed time Five event wins
2008 Six event wins
2007 IDRA Pro stock champion Four event wins
2006 World’s 1st confirmed 9 second n/a pass on gasoline
(9.97 at 135 mph) First non-vtec honda all motor to run 9s in
the quarter mile Eight event wins IDRC Pro Stock Champion
2005 One event win
2004 Three event wins
1997-2003
2003 IDRC all motor world champion Voted “World’s favorite
pro stock racer” www.battleoftheimports.com Six event wins
2002 First non-vtec honda all motor to run 10s in the quarter
mile(10.93@124.7 mph) [19]
2001 One event win
2000 One event win
1999 First non-vtec honda all motor to run 11s in the quarter
mile. World's fastest and quickest n/a 1.5L
1998 World’s Fastest Naturally Aspirated Street SOHC (12.64)
One event win
1997 One event win

All these stories just to paint/polish an ordinary employee to qualify as a successful entrepreneur/businessman/industrialist

Sorry. It cant work.

No match!

laudate:
https://regencyalliance.com/wp-content/uploads/regency-logo.png

Olubiyi O. Otegbeye, (popularly known as 'Biyi') B.SC, ACII, MBA, LLB, BL, is a man who likes risks.
Despite the fact that he had a secure job as a staff of United Nigeria Insurance Company Limited (UNIC), he tossed it aside and took a plunge into the murky world of corporate business, by setting up his own insurance firm known as Regency Insurance Company in 1993, less than 10 years after he graduated from University of Lagos, with a BSc. in Insurance. Today, his risk has paid off handsomely.

https://www.regencyalliance.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Mr.-Biyi-Otegbeye-Managing-Director-2-150x150.jpg

He now serves as Chief Executive Officer and Group Managing Director of Regency Alliance Insurance Company Plc, a consolidated firm, formed from the merger of four other insurance firms: Regency Insurance Plc, Nigerian Alliance Assurance Corporation Limited, Destiny Insurance Co. Limited and Capital Express General Insurance Limited. The merger occurred in 2007, and the new firm was renamed Regency Alliance Insurance Company Plc, with Biyi at the helm of affairs.

https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/508608688236425220/4lvpyPSG.jpeg

Biyi Otegbeye not only holds a B.Sc. in Insurance, but also a Masters’ Degree (MBA) in Financial Management and Accounting, from the University of Lagos. He is an Associate of the Chartered Insurance Institute London (ACII). He obtained his law degree from the Lagos State University, and was admitted to the Nigerian Bar as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria.

Prior to setting up Regency Insurance, Otegbeye had received training from the United Nigeria Insurance Company Limited (UNIC), where he worked extensively in Risk Management, General Underwriting, Claims, Reinsurance, Marine and Aviation Divisions. In 1990, he was appointed the General Manager, Capital Asset Insurance Brokers, and less than a year later he was invited to serve as the CEO of Excel Insurance Brokers. Biyi Otegbeye also sits on the board of other firms where he has extensive interests, such as Regency Alliance Insurance Limited, Ghana, RIC Microfinance Bank Limited, RIC Properties and Investment Limited, and RIC Technologies Limited, a leading ICT based security solutions provider for vehicles, offices and homes.

https://www.regencyalliance.com/wp-content/uploads/DSC_0256_filtered-2.jpg

Despite challenges witnessed in the course of operations in the 2016 financial year, Regency Alliance Insurance Plc has declared as an after-tax-profit of [img]=N=470.594 million naira.[/img] This margin, according to the company records, was a clear 41.18% increment, compared to its =N=333.931 million naira profit, made the previous year.

https://regencyalliance.com/wp-content/uploads/products1.jpg

The company offers all classes of General Insurance Businesses, such as All Risk insurance, Aviation Insurance, BOND, Burglary, Business Interruption Insurance (Consequential Loss), Contractor’s All Risk Insurance, Directors’ Liability Insurance, Electronic Equipment Insurance, Fidelity Guarantee, Fire & Special Perils Insurance, Goods-In- Transit, Group Personal Accident Insurance, Health Care Professional indemnity Insurance, House Owner/House Holder, Machinery Breakdown Insurance, Marine Insurance.

https://www.businessdayonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/auto-market.jpg

It also offers Money Insurance, Motor Insurance, Oil & Energy, Plant All Risks Insurance, Professional Liability Insurance, Public Liability, Regency Builders’ Liability Insurance Scheme, Regency Occupiers’ Liability (Public Building) Insurance Scheme, Regency Property Protection Scheme (RPP) etc.

Now we are talking.

Waa gba yi jor!

[quote author=ModsWillKillNL post=59561860]You are!
Hate speech is in you.

Weinberg:
In the other trades, all Afonja personalities have been listed repeatedly...

I need info on these people:


. Uche Pedro (Founder, BellaNaija)

Linda Ikeji ( Most popular blogger in west Africa)

Jason Njoko ( Iroko tv)

Chinedu Echeruo. (Founder of Gigament, Tripology, hopstop etc)

This people need to be given a comprehensive review of their activities, inventions and industries..

That must be a mistake.

We've lost count how many times you guys have mentioned Innoson and Coscharis.

Infact, you guys have even gone as far as mentioning their employees.

No match!

[quote author=taoheedoriloye post=59562227][/quote]Where is the hate speech?

Weinberg:
What about the owner of Largest oil blocks in Africa by an Indigenous African Business man ARTHUR EZE..
The man is no longer a local Champion...

He has covered over 11 African States with his Atlas Oranto petroleum..
Arthur Eze


Description: Net Worth: $5.8 BILLION
Industry: Oil and Gas
Country of Citizenship: Nigeria
Age: 62
Number of Jobs Created: 1,000
Prince Arthur Eze is the Nigerian oil and gas billionaire and
the founder of Atlas Oranto Petroleum, a West African oil
exploration company. With at least 36 oil acreages, it is the
largest holder of oil exploration blocks in Africa. Eze
continues to grow the number of acreages he owns. Two of
his oil blocks alone produce over 100,000 barrels of crude oil
per day. Atlas Oranto Petroleum owns equity and working
interests in several acreages across the Gulf of Guinea,
including Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ghana,
Mali, Senegal, Equatorial Guinea, Gambia, and the Republic of
Benin.
Known for his shrewd business acumen, Eze acquires acreages
with significant value on the cheap, and farms out portions of
those oil blocks to international oil companies for
substantially higher amounts, when the values of those blocks
increase.
Eze, or Ezenukpo as he is fondly called, is also a political
kingmaker in his native Anambra State and a major donor to
Nigeria’s ruling People’s Democratic Party (PDP). Eze often
chairs fundraising for political aspirants who he supports, and
gave away close to $100 million to political aspirants in the
last election cycle. He is a prolific and compulsive donor. As
he gets, he gives away. Eze remarked to Ventures Africa that
he isn’t taking anything with him when he passes on so he
will give away as much as he can in the ad hoc manner he
prefers.

How looonatic flatiyeasterners generate stats and figures from their anuses and then put them up as facts is beyond me. Especially where several means of busting their useless facts and figures abound.

How can Arthur Eze own the largest oil fields in Nigeria? How can he be worth $5.8Billion and yet Forbes have never profiled him, not even once?

The above have made nonsense your post altogether.

Na wa for una o

No match jor!

raker300:
Chief Paul Okonkwo: pokobros group

Did I just see blokos

hahahahahaha

Rubbish!

raker300:
Valentine Ozigbo: Transcorp Hotels.

He's just a staff na...

We all know who owns Transcorp.

raker300:
Anabel Group- Nicholas Okoye

Is Anabel his daughter's name

No match jor!

ModsWillKillNL:
Empty chest-beating rants of a typical looonatic flatiyeasterner.

The message is sinking in.

flatiyeasterners have started falling in line and acknowledging their masters.

What you are doing now is similar to the last kicks of a dying ram.

They have repeated innoson like 509 times

ModsWillKillNL:
Are you a dullard?

What is the truth?

Both threads are before you. Compare and contrast na.

attention is what you are looking for ...am sorry i got none left for you nd pls kindly go back to ur bus stop okayyy

raker300:
NNAMDI J. OKONKWO: fidelity bank

He is just an employee of the bank.

I am sure you must have profile the owner of the bank.

Doesnt cut it

Markfemi2:
They have repeated innoson like 509 times

hahahaha

Not only that, they have been posting pictures of Innoson employees.

decomaniaboss:
attention is what you are looking for ...am sorry i got none left for you nd pls kindly go back to ur bus stop okayyy

Sharrap!

https://webapp.leadway.com/TransactionPages/img/content/Logo.png

Oyekanmi Hassan-Odukale MFR, was groomed for success at a very early age. He attended Mayflower School, Ikenne in Ogun State (which was a boarding school run by the late Tai Solarin and his wife, Sheila), and later got Bachelor and Masters Degrees in Business Administration, specializing in Finance, from University of Houston, Texas, USA. He started his insurance career with SCIB & Company Insurance Brokers (then an affiliate of Sedgwicks Insurance Brokers) in 1980, and joined Leadway Assurance Company Limited in 1981.

https://www.leadway.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/MD.png

The company was founded by his late father Sir Olusola Hassan Odukale, in Kaduna. He was the founding Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, who built Leadway on a solid reputation of integrity, and excellence. Sir Olusola Hassan Odukale, a knight of John Wesley (KJW) and fondly called 'Baba Odukale,' within the Nigeria insurance industry, community and Methodist family, passed on 17 years ago.

He was a Christian entrepreneur and philanthropist to the core, who revolutionized the insurance industry and set the standard for modern philanthropy, especially in Northern Nigeria. In appreciation of his efforts, the Methodist Church of Nigeria named its institute after him by giving it the name: Sir Olusola Hassan Odukale Methodist Theological Institute, Zonkwa in Kaduna State. The old man served as the Chairman of Leadway Assurance Company from 1993 till 1999, when he passed away.

Today, his son Oye Hassan-Odukale has not only nutured his father's dream and legacy, but expanded the company, to become one of Nigeria’s most profitable insurance firms. The little firm has now grown to include different subsidiaries such as Leadway Capital & Trusts Limited, Leadway Properties & Investments Limited, Leadway Pensure PFA, and Leadway Hotels Limited. Oye's brother, Babatunde Hassan-Odukale a graduate of the University of London, also sits on the board and serves as Executive Director (Financial Services & Systems).

[img]http://2.bp..com/-agfOVPMu9XE/Up3j35Gq_-I/AAAAAAACRKk/eVxU1RZCT8s/s1600/unnamed.jpg[/img]

Leadway is known for providing ‘efficient financial solutions leveraging on its management tool to its' clients.' It has risen to become a composite company, underwriting both life and general insurance business. The company’s financial capacity has enabled it to now underwrite risks of very high magnitude, with respect to heavy industries, such as Oil and Gas including big manufacturing concerns. It also offers subsidiary financial services like Bond, Secured Credit, Miscellaneous financial losses and Fund/Portfolio management.

https://www.nanta.org.ng/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/leadway-767x431.jpg https://www.leadway.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/pick-and-pay-post-1-1024x1024.jpg

At last count, Leadway Assurance's assets had hit =N=137 billion naira, while its' profit after tax for 2015, was =N=6.2 Billion naira.

Leadway Assurance Company Limited has said its assets rose by 37 per cent from =N=100.5bn in 2014 to =N=137.3bn in the 2015 financial period. This was disclosed by the Acting Chairman, Mr. Jeremy Rowse, during the company’s 44th annual general meeting in Lagos. He said that the claims paid by the firm rose by 13 per cent from =N=12.7bn in 2014 to =N=14.3bn in 2015.

Rowse disclosed that its gross premium rose by 20 per cent from N39bn in 2014 to N46.6bn in 2015, and that its profit after tax rose by 125 per cent from N2.8bn to N6.3bn in the period under review.

He said, “With various guidelines aimed at reinforcing standards and encouraging confidence in the Nigerian insurance industry, the company remains poised to take advantage of emerging growth opportunities to compete effectively within its immediate market and the larger global markets. http://punchng.com/leadway-assurances-assets-hit-n137bn/

https://www.leadway.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/leadway-annuity-1.png

In 2016, Swiss Re took up about 25% shareholding in Leadway Assurance. Swiss Re is the world’s second-largest reinsurer. It acquired GE Insurance Solutions in 2006. Founded in 1863, Swiss Re operates through offices in more than 25 countries. Swiss Re was ranked 118th in Forbes 2000 Global leading companies 2016.

https://www.commonwealthofnations.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/LHappy-Family-High-Resolution-4.jpg

_{https://pageone.ng/2016/07/27/swiss-re-acquires-25-leadway-assurance/}

laudate:
https://webapp.leadway.com/TransactionPages/img/content/Logo.png

Oye Hassan-Odukale was groomed for success at a very early age. He attended Mayflower School, Ikenne in Ogun State (which was a boarding school run by the late Tai Solarin and his wife, Sheila), and later got Bachelor and Masters Degrees in Business Administration, specializing in Finance, from University of Houston, Texas, USA. He started his insurance career with SCIB & Company Insurance Brokers (then an affiliate of Sedgwicks Insurance Brokers) in 1980, and joined Leadway Assurance Company Limited in 1981.

https://www.leadway.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/MD.png

The company was founded by his late father Sir Olusola Hassan Odukale, in Kaduna. He was the founding Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, who built Leadway on a solid reputation of integrity, and excellence. Sir Olusola Hassan Odukale, a knight of John Wesley (KJW) and fondly called 'Baba Odukale,' within the Nigeria insurance industry, community and Methodist family, passed on 17 years ago.

He was a Christian entrepreneur and philanthropist to the core, who revolutionized the insurance industry and set the standard for modern philanthropy, especially in Northern Nigeria. In appreciation of his efforts, the Methodist Church of Nigeria named its institute after him by giving it the name: Sir Olusola Hassan Odukale Methodist Theological Institute, Zonkwa in Kaduna State. The old man served as the Chairman of Leadway Assurance Company from 1993 till 1999, when he passed away.

Today, his son Oye Hassan-Odukale has not only nutured his father's dream and legacy, but expanded the company, to become one of Nigeria’s most profitable insurance firms. The little firm has now grown to include different subsidiaries such as Leadway Capital & Trusts Limited, Leadway Properties & Investments Limited, Leadway Pensure PFA, and Leadway Hotels Limited. Oye's brother, Babatunde Hassan-Odukale a graduate of the University of London, also sits on the board and serves as Executive Director (Financial Services & Systems).

[img]http://2.bp..com/-agfOVPMu9XE/Up3j35Gq_-I/AAAAAAACRKk/eVxU1RZCT8s/s1600/unnamed.jpg[/img]

Leadway is known for providing ‘efficient financial solutions leveraging on its management tool to its' clients.' It has grown to become a composite company, underwriting both life and general insurance business. The company’s financial capacity has enabled it to now underwrite risks of very high magnitude, with respect to heavy industries, such as Oil and Gas including big manufacturing concerns. It also offers subsidiary financial services like Bond, Secured Credit, Miscellaneous financial losses and Fund/Portfolio management.

https://www.nanta.org.ng/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/leadway-767x431.jpg https://www.leadway.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/pick-and-pay-post-1-1024x1024.jpg

At last count, Leadway Assurance's assets had hit =N=137 billion naira, while its' annual revenue for 2015, was =N=6.2 Billion naira.



https://www.leadway.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/leadway-annuity-1.png

In 2016, Swiss Re took up about 25% shareholding in Leadway Assurance. Swiss Re is the world’s second-largest reinsurer. It acquired GE Insurance Solutions in 2006. Founded in 1863, Swiss Re operates through offices in more than 25 countries. Swiss Re was ranked 118th in Forbes 2000 Global leading companies 2016.

https://www.commonwealthofnations.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/LHappy-Family-High-Resolution-4.jpg

_{https://pageone.ng/2016/07/27/swiss-re-acquires-25-leadway-assurance/}

Great! Great!! Great!!!

I am inspired.

ModsWillKillNL:
Great! Great!! Great!!!

I am inspired.

Yeah, I know what you mean. For Swiss Re the world's 2nd largest insurance company, to have bought over about 25% shareholding in Leadway Assurance, they must have seen something unique in that firm. Millions of dollars must have changed hands in that transaction, but no one is ready to disclose the exact figures!

ModsWillKillNL:
hahahaha

Not only that, they have been posting pictures of Innoson employees.

Very soon members of CD sellers association

Markfemi2:
Very soon members of CD sellers association

hahahahahaha

After which they will start posting A, B, C, .... Z

All the same, they have started swallowing the humble pie.

But we must never stop feeding them with it because they have short memory. Before you know it, they will go back to their empty chest beating mode.

Lloydfather:
Why copy and paste the same people laudate and doemelo. What are u afraid of. U have highlights all this people number of time. Nigba ti eyi na mokpe eni eyan kolode te n se kpariwo.

Sorry, you need to translate what you just wrote here, because it is not making sense. Leadway has only been profiled once in this thread, while Regency Assurance has not even been featured at all till now. So what are you blabbing about? Do you think this thread is like your own, where you keep blabbing Innoson, Teragro, Aiteo and Nestoil over and over on almost every page, like a broken record?

laudate:
Yeah, I know what you mean. For Swiss Re the world's 2nd largest insurance company, to have bought over about 25% shareholding in Leadway Assurance, they must have seen something unique in that firm. Millions of dollars must have changed hands in that transaction, but no one is ready to disclose the exact figures!

Nice.

Proudly Yoruba!

Restructuring or not, we ahead of this game.

ModsWillKillNL:
hahahahahaha

After which they will start posting A, B, C, .... Z

All the same, they have started swallowing the humble pie.

But we must never stop feeding them with it because they have short memory. Before you know it, they will go back to their empty chest beating mode.

I'm in Enugu and you will be surprised at how backward thinking Igbo people are