₦airaland Forum

vonxe:
profile TUNS farm

It has been profiled

with the little i have seen yorubas are not noise makers but achievers

Laudate can you write more on each of all the businesses of Chief Alex Duduyemi:

Chief Alex Duduyemi:

chief. Alex-Duduyemi, OFR serves as Chairman and Chief Executive of Bolex Holdings Limited, Manucom Fishing Company Limited (fishing and fish trading), Equity Petroleum Services Nigeria Limited (Oil Services), Equity Shipping Company Nigeria Limited (General shipping and coastal transportation) and Manufacturing and Commodity Company Limited (General merchandise and trading). Chief Alex-Duduyemi is also the Proprietor and Founder of the Henry Alex-Duduyemi Memorial College. He serves as Director at Secure Electronic Technology Plc. He is a Barrister at Law and Solicitor to the Federal Supreme Court of Nigeria. He was elected to the Federal House of Representatives from 1964 to 1966 and was a Parliamentary Secretary - Cabinet Office, Lagos from 1965 to 1966. He serves as Chairman of BJ Services Company Nigeria Limited, BEC Freres Nigeria Limited and Burau Veritas Nigeria Limited. Chief Alex-Duduyemi is a graduate of North Western Polytechnic, Kentish Town London (1957). He then attended Lincoln’s Inn Law School, London from 1957 to 1960 where he gained his Law degree and he was called to the Nigerian Bar in 1961.

saintfieldcastro:
This is the type of investment that makes me proud as nwa afor.


We are really dominating in indigenous companies!


In fact, Biafra will give us the opportunity to reach our potentials

@bolded

That is a fat lie!

This thread has overproven that!!

Weinberg:
The hotel looks like a dream world...So nice

It's nothing compared to Nicon Noga Hilton owned by Jimoh Ibrahim.

Weinberg:
Afonja are quoting me like John 3:16.


Saintfieldcastro u are doing a good job along with Prodigy.


Keep it up.

Afonja that are criticising Saintfieldcastro for posting Actresses and Athletes are ignorant and jealous..
Most of these Igbo Athletes are richer than Most of their companies.

Just take a look at Kanu Nwankwo, Jayjay Okocha and Emmanuel Emenike, are they not richer than most of their Afonja businesses with computer generated images to make it look awesome

@bolded
That is a highly imbecilic assertion.

Nnamdi Kanu is highly indebted. His property in VI was taken over by the bank. The thread was on Nairaland.

Jay Jay Okocha is just managing himself. He selfish die.

Looonatic flatiyeasterners are pathetic clowns.

Weinberg:
There are so many Beautiful and distinguished Igbo ladies working with CNN,CBNBC, BBC and Aljazeera. We shall look into them to give them High BP

I am even expecting gala sellers.

Weinberg:
Odafa Onyeka Okolie - Footballer and record breaker in Indian league




Odafa Onyeka Okolie (born 1985 in Nigeria ), is a Nigerian
football player who plays for Southern Samity[1] in I-League
2nd Division . [2] He was the highest paid footballer in I-
league earning INR 3 crore (equivalent to USD 600,000) per
year in 2011. [3] Odafa is second in the list of all-time leading
goalscorer in the I-League and NFL history with 179 goals ,
and has been the top goal scorer on three consecutive
editions. [4] He also holds the record for scoring the most
number of hat-tricks in both I-League and NFL combined, with
14 hat-tricks across all seasons, including 13 of those in the
I-League .




Club career
Churchill Brothers
After a lackluster start to his career which saw him play for
Indian club Mohammedan S.C. and Bangladesh club
Muktijoddha SKC where he only made nil and 28 appearances
respectively and scored 34 goals with SKC, Odafe went back
to India and signed for Churchill Brothers S.C. in the I-League
in 2005. It took him till the 2006–07 season to break out
though as he scored 12 goals that season with Churchill. Then
during the 2007–08 season, Odafa scored 22 goals in 16
games and was top scorer in the new I-League. Odafa was the
all-time leading scorer in the I-League after three seasons and
is undoubtedly one of the deadliest strikers ever to have
played in India. He was also the former captain of Churchill
Brothers.
Mohun Bagan AC
On 1 June 2011, he signed a one-year deal with Mohun Bagan
A.C. for approximately $600,000. [3] On October 23, 2011,
Odafa scored a hat-trick in his debut for Bagan in a 3–1
victory over Pailan Arrows. [5]
Churchill Brothers
On 13 May 2014, Odafe signed for Churchill Brothers.
Sporting Goa
In March 2015, he signed for I-League strugglers Sporting
Clube de Goa.He helped the club narrowly avoid relegation
and was subsequently retained for another season. [6]
Southern Samity
In March 2017 odafa signed for I-League 2nd Division side
Southern Samity. He scored a goal in his first match for
samity against NEROCA FC In the 2016–17 I-League 2nd
Division final round .
Honours
Club
Churchill Brothers
I-League: 2008–09
Durand Cup : 2007, 2009
Muktijoddha SKC
Federation Cup (Bangladesh) Runner-up: 2005
Individual
I-League top scorer: 2007–08 , 2008–09 , 2009–10



Afonja should calculate his income and compare it to the Chicken change most of their CEOs earn..

There are thousands of successful Igbo Athletes I will bring to ur
knowledge

@bolded
Looonatic flatiyeasterners reason like dullards.
Too ridiculous to be responded to.

prodigy24:
The company is the manufacturer of the famous OCE brand of OIL FILTER, FUEL/GAS FILTER, AIR FILTER AND HYDRAULIC/ TRANSMISSION FILTER for AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES, INDUSTRIAL MACHINES, GENERATORS AND OTHER INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES.

OCE Filter Manufacturing Industries Ltd. Is equipped with the most modern technology for the production of high quality filter comparable to any of its kind in Europe, Japan, China and America. This high Tech machines require high expertise. It is in realization of this that the company initially teamed up with foreign experts in order to improve the intellectual and dexterous capabilities of its local staff, to maintain quality control and technical leadership hence-Transfer of Technology.The company is now fully operated by Nigerians.

“OCE” Filter which is our trademark is manufactured from the best materials available and it conforms to international standards. The Filter paper in OCE oil filter presents slight resistance to the flow of lubricating oil and easily traps all dirts and impurities going into the engine. Likewise, OCE fuel and gas filters are designed to effectively trap sediments and contaminants in fuel up to particles size of two microns.

Furthermore, all engine including generator and industrial equipment need atmospheric oxygen for internal combustion. But atmospheric air is full of dirts and other impurities. Therefore, OCE air filter is designed to trap these dirts and impurities while allowing atmospheric Oxygen to pass into the engine for necessary internal combustion.

Our filters are reliable and this is a testimony to our tradition of quality control and uncompromising standards. This made Standard Organization of Nigeria to award us the prestigious Nigerian industrial Standard consisting bronze Silver and Gold consecutively for the past 15 years. So, when you use OCE oil, fuel gas, air and hydraulic / transmission filter you are using a set of highly reliable products.

It is an SME.

No match!

prodigy24:
Our Story Stine Industry is a world class rice milling company with sate-of-art facilities and modern equipments. it boasts of both local and expatriate workers on its payroll.
The largest Rice mill in Nigeria with production capacity of 440 tons per day, i.e 10,000 bags of 50kg per day.

The factory is located at STINE BUS STOP, ALONG OBA/OKIGWE EXPRESSWAY, UMUNWEHI, AMICHI IN NNEWI SOUTH LGA, ANAMBRA STATE.

@bolded
Where is the rice?
Pathetic liars!

prodigy24:
Just read the real story on how he transited from strength to strength. And not the story of a tailor to oil company owner from afonja...

CHIKA EMENIKE

The Authority Icon: CHIKA EMENIKE

For being a dreamer who made good proving that indeed dreams are the seedlings of reality; for pro­viding employment opportunities to many Ni­gerians and demonstrating that with discipline, focus and perseverance new entrepreneurs can in­deed surmount any challenges and succeed, Chief Chika Emenike is The AUTHORITY Icon
He is indeed a child of providence who by dint of self-discipline, uncommon focus and hard work transformed the story of his life. Meet Chief Chika Emenike - the founding Chairman and CEO of Kotec Group of Companies
He was born on 23rd July 1969 in Am­anator Ozuakoli Urualla in Ideato North Local Government Area of Imo State, to the family of late Chief and Mrs. Alexander Emenike. Young Chika had his early edu­cation in Urualla and Nnewi in the 1980s.
He started his trading business over twenty years ago under the name Chitec Motors Nig. Ltd. His passion for business growth led to the emergence of Kotec Group of Companies Limited, incorpo­rated in 2001 as a holding company. Kotec Group of Companies Limited has several successful subsidiaries.
Some these include - Kotec Industrial company Ltd(Trading on motorcycle spare parts); Chitec Agro Ltd (Trading on motorcycle spare parts); O’xtophers International Company Ltd (Trading on general goods); Target Automobile Com­pany Limited (Manufacturers of target automobile spare parts.); Event Beverages Ltd (Manufacturers of Event table water.); Tummy-Tummy Foods Industries Limited (Manufacturers of Tummy-Tummy In­stant noodles.)
It will be of interest to note that Chief Chika Emenike has contributed immense­ly to the development of our National Economy, as he has successfully given em­ployment to over three thousand Nigeri­ans in his factories and trading outfits.
As a selfless man, Chief Chika Emenike has helped a lot of individuals to establish their own businesses by either assisting them financially or by introducing them to his foreign partners. He has also spon­sored and empowered many projects and programs of organizations, groups and in­dividuals who have noble ideas but lack the financial muscles to prosecute them.
A devout member of the Roman Catho­lic Church, Chief Chika Emenike belongs to so many pious associations. His mem­bership of the Catholic Charismatic Re­newal Movement of Nigeria stands out. He is also the patron of so many other pious societies.
As a socialite, he belong to so many clubs and associations among which are: Kotec Warriors Sports Club Nnewi, Diamond Fitness Club Lagos,Nnewi Sports Club, Owerri Sports Club,Urualla Sports Club etc.
In recognition of his positive contribu­tions to the society, Chief Chika Emenike has received so many awards and titles both within and outside the country. His hobbies include: Jogging, reading the word of God and relaxing with friends.
He is happily married to the love of his life, Lolo Prisca Emenike and the marriage is blessed with children.

@bolded
Time and chance happen to them all.
Looonatic flatiyeasterners are sufferheads.

WhoBannedMyBro:
@bolded
Where is the rice?
Pathetic liars!

Below is where they get it from. Some ipob chest beating website put the claim out there.


Chest beating is part of their DNA, even their mushroom 2x2 internet website chest beat defenselessly.

Stine Industry is a world class rice milling company with sate-of-art facilities and modern equipments. it boasts of both local and expatriate workers on its payroll.

lmao. they like to use words like World class, MEGA, MASSIVE, HUGE, ULTRA MODERN and such chest beating rubbish.




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prodigy24:
This is the real story of success..
This is the best product in market now. If you're not using it you are on a long thingy...
J. Udeagbala Holdings Limited has enjoyed tremendous business success in Nigeria for over two decades under the leadership of our chairman, Ide J.C Udeagbala and the board members.

Our approach to doing business revolves around understanding our customers need and adequately fulfilling that need. Our business strategy is designed to sustain us far into the future. Our prime business objective in Nigeria is sustainable and profitable growth and our drive to be world-class in every aspect of our business life has been relentless.
To achieve this, we have adopted a Strategic Business Unit (SBU) structure, in which each SBU has clear focus on its markets; developing a deep understanding of the needs and aspirations of its consumers and the dynamics of the marketplace, which it can exploit to deliver its objectives.
Our business policies, systems and actions (procedures and processes, corporate and personal ethics, corporate image, employee development, equality of opportunity, remuneration, services provided to distributors etc) are harmonized between all our SBUs, ensuring the sharing of best practice and operational synergies.
By combining our financial strength and the commercial acumen encouraged at all levels amongst our people, we are positioning ourselves to seize profitable new opportunities within our chosen sectors.
Our History
J. Udeagbala Holdings Nigeria Limited is one of the oldest established import and manufacturing businesses in the South Eastern part of Nigeria.

The major milestones of the company include:
On 22nd June 1982 ,the trading business, J Udeagbala and Sons was incorporated as J.Udeagbala & Sons Nigeria Limited.
On 23rd June 1992, Ide J.C.U Udeagbala with great foresight changed the name of the company to J. Udeagbala Holdings Nigeria Limited with the view of expanding the business further.
On 28th May 1993, the first subsidiary of the, Beauty Base Limited was incorporated in order to meet the growing need of quality personal care products in Nigeria previously dominated by multi-national companies.
On 29th March 1996, Kitchen Vegetable Oil Limited was incorporated and commenced manufacturing of top quality vegetable oils.
On 2nd April 1996 the company diversified into pipe manufacturing and Quality Pipe Limited was incorporated.
On 9th November 2001, the company further diversified into agro-products and agro-chemical by setting up Dynamic Farms Limited.
The company has continued its growth since the 1930's without losing the fundamental ethos of its founding father, "the desire to promote and encourage indigenous production of goods and services".

Dudu Osun I know.

This one na learner...

OLAM SETS UP AFRICA’S LARGEST RICE MILL IN NIGERIA

Leading Agri-business firm, Olam Nigeria Limited has set up a multi-million dollar integrated rice mill in Nasarawa State, North-central Nigeria, fitted with the capacity to produce 36,000 metric tonnes of milled rice per annum.

Olam’s Managing Director for Africa and Middle East, Venkataramani Srivathsan, who welcomed Nigeria’s President Goodluck Jonathan for the commissioning of the facility, said 3,000 hectares of land is already under cultivation on the 6,000 hectares of mechanised paddy farm where the rice mill is located.


http://venturesafrica.com/olam-sets-up-africas-largest-rice-mill-in-nigeria/

Largest rice mill in Nigeria is in KADUNA.

deomeelo:
Below is where they get it from. Some ipob chest beating website put the claim out there.


Chest beating is part of their DNA, even their mushroom 2x2 internet website chest beat defenselessly.




lmao. they like to use words like World class, MEGA, MASSIVE, HUGE, ULTRA MODERN and such chest beating rubbish.




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My brother, these guys are something else o. Whether online or offline, they are all the same.

Now they are saying it's the government that is helping us.

Is it our fault that they are sufferheads

prodigy24:
ABOUT US
OUR STORY
Obikings Industries Limited was registered on 12th November, 2004 with RC 602346 and commenced operation in December, 2004. The company imports and assembles electronic equipment to serve the West African markets, particularly the Nigerian market, Obikings Industries holds the franchise for Century and Power deluxe products in Nigeria & West Africa. At Obikings Industries, we believe in creating value for customers by consistently providing electronic appliances of the highest quality..

Our ability to understand the market requirements and provide such requirements is the reason why dynamic and reputable organizations have depended on us to provide them their various electronic requirements.

it is to this end that we are always innovating and providing the markets we operate in with new and durable products.

We are reliability and quality guaranteed.

OUR VISION
To manufacture all types of Electronic equipment in Nigeria and thus become the ICON of Electronic Products in Nigeria and make Nigeria a base for the West African Market.

OUR VALUES
We have passion for our customers and their wellbeing. They are the reason for our existence. We have respect for our people because we believe in them and they are our most important assets. Our culture is that of excellent service to our customers. We believe in quality, creativity, innovation and state of the art electronic products. To this end, the quality of our product range is registered with Standard Organization of Nigeria (SON). We love to keep our promises.

OUR MISSION
To always provide customer-driven electronic solutions of the highest quality to our customer at competitive prices.

It's time for supermarkets.

@saintfieldcastro Na wah for you o. Jim Iyke is worth $30m

How the fvck do y'all calculate these shiit. Do you know how much $30 million is?

Same way the net worth of ibo musicians are so inflated. P-Square always sit comfortably at your arbitrary lists annually with no figures to back them up. Number of shows, tours, endorsement, album sales, royalties, licensing, cover gigs, NOTHING! You just type random shiit at the comfort of your mud huts. I follow these guys on IG and SC, they average about 2 or 3 shows per month. Do you know how many shows Wizkid or Davido get per month? Do you how much they made from their respective tours? Na wah for una o

prodigy24:
ABOUT US
OUR STORY
Obikings Industries Limited was registered on 12th November, 2004 with RC 602346 and commenced operation in December, 2004. The company imports and assembles electronic equipment to serve the West African markets, particularly the Nigerian market, Obikings Industries holds the franchise for Century and Power deluxe products in Nigeria & West Africa. At Obikings Industries, we believe in creating value for customers by consistently providing electronic appliances of the highest quality..

Our ability to understand the market requirements and provide such requirements is the reason why dynamic and reputable organizations have depended on us to provide them their various electronic requirements.

it is to this end that we are always innovating and providing the markets we operate in with new and durable products.

We are reliability and quality guaranteed.

OUR VISION
To manufacture all types of Electronic equipment in Nigeria and thus become the ICON of Electronic Products in Nigeria and make Nigeria a base for the West African Market.

OUR VALUES
We have passion for our customers and their wellbeing. They are the reason for our existence. We have respect for our people because we believe in them and they are our most important assets. Our culture is that of excellent service to our customers. We believe in quality, creativity, innovation and state of the art electronic products. To this end, the quality of our product range is registered with Standard Organization of Nigeria (SON). We love to keep our promises.

OUR MISSION
To always provide customer-driven electronic solutions of the highest quality to our customer at competitive prices.

It's time for electrical shops

neoOduduwa:
@saintfieldcastro Na wah for you o. Jim Iyke is worth $30m

How the fvck do y'all calculate these shiit. Do you know how much $30 million is?

Same way the net worth of ibo musicians are so inflated. P-Square always sit comfortably at your arbitrary lists annually with no figures to back them up. Number of shows, tours, endorsement, album sales, royalties, licensing, cover gigs, NOTHING! You just type random shiit at the comfort of your mud huts. I follow these guys on IG AND SC, they average about 2 or 3 shows per month. Do you know how many shows Wizkid or Davido get per month? Do you how much they made from their respective tours? Na wah for una o

Looonatic flatiyeasterners are one of a kind.
Even chimpanzees will be amazed how a tribe of humans are giving them tough time in the area empty chest beating.

prodigy24:
Dimacon Industries Ltd was incorporated in 1988 and is a member of both the Manufacturers’ Association of Nigeria and the Paint Manufacturers’ Association of Nigeria. The company manufactures paints for a wide range of applications including, but not limited to, the following: Automotive paints, Marine and Protective coatings, Architectural Paints, Floor Coating Systems, Metal Packaging Coatings, Plastic and Footwear Coatings, Coil Coatings, etc.

The company’s approach to coating specifications is to identify the particular needs of its clients and proffer solutions that meet these needs from a wide choice of coating types and advanced technology at its disposal.

In Automotive paints, Dimacon manufactures paints from weldable Zinc-rich primers, Stoving Primers and Finishes, quick-dry refinishes, 2pk Acrylic paints and the various thinners for these. All these paints have been tested and approved for use in Nigeria’s Prime Auto manufacturing Plant – Mercedes Benz ANAMMCO, they comply with standards laid down by Daimler Chrysler and Dimacon has been the major paint supplier to the plant at Enugu for several years now.. The Company’s floor protection systems include Solvent-free Epoxy primers, Epoxy and Polyurethane floor coatings of different purposes.

Another relatively obscure company

saintfieldcastro:
Is there anything meaningful in ur thread? U guys take our post and place them in ur thread for discussion



If this is not inferiority complex, then what is it?

I thrash your empty posts.

That is my work here.

Origamist:
Thor Explorations
Zircon Marine Ltd
Pilot Finance Ltd

Ok, will work on these soon.

saintfieldcastro:
Favour Nnaemeka ―Nigerian born youngest Pilot(20
Years)

Twenty-year-old Favour Nnaemeka Odozor was penultimate
Saturday in South Africa, awarded license as a commercial
pilot, making him the youngest in South Africa and Nigeria
commercial pilot.
He talks about his journey to becoming a pilot and what he
has planned next;
Q: How do you feel being the youngest commercial pilot in
Nigeria and South Africa?
Favour Odozor: It is not a feeling out of the ordinary; it was
that of a childhood dream of being a commercial pilot which
finally came through and at the age of 20. That I was able to
achieve this in countries advanced in aviation like Nigeria and
South Africa, is equally rewarding. But I know there are many
younger ones out there who do have the wherewithal to
achieve this even while younger than I am now.
Q: Could you tell us a bit about yourself?
I am, was born in Umuoma Amucha in Njaba Local
Government Area of Imo State by Mr and Mrs Odozor. I
attended Adimery nursery/primary Oguta, Imo state. I had my
secondary education in Lagos and Enugu before proceeding to
Caritas University, Enugu State where I enrolled for Computer
Science and Information Technology. I deferred this in my
second year to go to South Africa’s prestigious Afrika Union
Aviation Academy to undergo training as a commercial pilot.
This I have completed within a good time and currently
licensed on a multi engine airplane with instrument rating.
Q: What were your aspirations growing up?
I’d always desired to become a pilot right from childhood. I
remember always running out of the building just to catch a
glimpse of an airplane on hearing its cruising sound possibly
at 36 – 38 thousand feet overhead. It usually depressed me
the moment it disappears. Then my mother would calm me
down by saying ‘don’t worry one day God will make this a
reality but focus on your studies for now in order to obtain
brilliant results if you would like to be a pilot’. That motivated
me a lot that I made sciences my bread and butter while at
school just to achieve this dream. Copied:
www.
Q: Could you explain what it felt like for you when you were
awarded the license?
I felt very good when being awarded this license. I pursed it
vigorously and competed with many other students from all
over the world with some dropping from the school halfway
into the training. Also the presence of Nigerian dignitaries at
the graduation was very heartwarming. I’ve never been so
proud, as a Nigerian achieving what I had. I felt honoured by
their presence, meeting and sharing photos with them. They
are very humble as against what you would read in the
newspapers about them. Yet I felt very accomplished but then
also realized that there is even more to do from here onwards

How does this relate to industry

Na wa for una o

prodigy24:
Chidinma Iheme
Managing Director / CEO

Chidinma Iheme holds a Bachelor of Laws (B.L.) Degree from the University of Lagos Akoka, graduating in 1983. She was called to the Nigeria Bar in 1984. She also holds Masters in Business Administration (MBA). An Associate Member of the Institute of Directors, she is also an Alumna of the Lagos Business School. (Advanced Management Program)

Her working experience has spanned both the public and private sectors. She worked variously at the Ministry of Justice Calabar, FSB International Bank Plc Lagos, C. Uche & Co., a private law firm, and Clair Resources Ltd Lagos.

She joined Trans-Nationwide Express Plc in 1998 as the Company Secretary/Legal Adviser and Head of Administration, from where she rose to the position of General Manager in January 2004. She was confirmed the Managing Director/CEO in January 2005, to provide strategic leadership and oversee the overall operations of the company.

Another employee

WhoBannedMyBro:
How does this relate to industry

Na wa for una o

Besides this is the youngest pilot in Nigeria.

Liar
Here is the youngest pilot in Nigeria and he is Yoruba!
He’s just 19! Meet Nigeria’s youngest pilot, Daniel Adeyileka
By Chrysanthus Ikeh
Daniel Adeyileka.
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has named Daniel Adeyileka as the youngest pilot in Nigeria.
19 year old Daniel, who was born in
Newcastle, England in 1995, attended primary and secondary school in Scotland before coming back to Nigeria, where he enrolled at Avicenna International School, Ikeja, and later obtained his A-Levels at Greenville School, GRA.
He then went to Delta Flight School, Texas, at the age of 17, where he got his International General Certificate of Secondary Education

neoOduduwa:
@saintfieldcastro Na wah for you o. Jim Iyke is worth $30m

How the fvck do y'all calculate these shiit. Do you know how much $30 million is?

Same way the net worth of ibo musicians are so inflated. P-Square always sit comfortably at your arbitrary lists annually with no figures to back them up. Number of shows, tours, endorsement, album sales, royalties, licensing, cover gigs, NOTHING! You just type random shiit at the comfort of your mud huts. I follow these guys on IG and SC, they average about 2 or 3 shows per month. Do you know how many shows Wizkid or Davido get per month? Do you how much they made from their respective tours? Na wah for una o

I wonder that is like 15 billion naira! What the entire south east make in Igr per annum! They can lie more than the devil.

vonxe:
profile TUNS farm

Tuns Farms was profiled on page 108 of this thread. Tuns Farms Limited as well as Tuns foods and Agro-Allied Limited, owned by Chief Olatunde Badmus who is the Asiwaju Musulumi of Yoruba land.

https://www.citypeopleonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/tunde.png

https://www.tunsinter.com/wordpress/application/files/6314/8016/2506/Backup_of_Bread_Slider.png

https://www.tunsinter.com/wordpress/application/files/6414/8500/7794/Tuns_Aerial_Views2.png

Chief Olatunde Badmus was a former President Poultry Association of Nigeria (2002-2006), but 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)

TUNS FARMS NIGERIA LIMITED comprises of four units which includes:
The Breeder farm
The Hatchery
The Feed Mills
Live Bird Processing Plant
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IbosEnvyYorubas:
Yoruba

Tuns foods and Agro-Allied Limited

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saintfieldcastro:
Chai! We are there already! Some people have turned their thread to a gossip thread, just recycling and reposting our posts and comments to increase their pages...

Let this thread just be filled with distinguished Ndigbo and their achievements..

Let them discuss us!,

hahahahahaha

E pain am

I thrash your empty posts/profiles here my comrades posts highly impeccable profiles which you dare not come near.

GoldNiagara:
Besides this is the youngest pilot in Nigeria.

Liar
Here is the youngest pilot in Nigeria and he is Yoruba!
He’s just 19! Meet Nigeria’s youngest pilot, Daniel Adeyileka
By Chrysanthus Ikeh
Daniel Adeyileka.
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has named Daniel Adeyileka as the youngest pilot in Nigeria.
19 year old Daniel, who was born in
Newcastle, England in 1995, attended primary and secondary school in Scotland before coming back to Nigeria, where he enrolled at Avicenna International School, Ikeja, and later obtained his A-Levels at Greenville School, GRA.
He then went to Delta Flight School, Texas, at the age of 17, where he got his International General Certificate of Secondary Education

Thank you for smashing his flatthead

kaysco:
Laudate can you write more on each of all the businesses of Chief Alex Duduyemi:

Chief Alex Duduyemi:

chief. Alex-Duduyemi, OFR serves as Chairman and Chief Executive of Bolex Holdings Limited, Manucom Fishing Company Limited (fishing and fish trading), Equity Petroleum Services Nigeria Limited (Oil Services), Equity Shipping Company Nigeria Limited (General shipping and coastal transportation) and Manufacturing and Commodity Company Limited (General merchandise and trading). Chief Alex-Duduyemi is also the Proprietor and Founder of the Henry Alex-Duduyemi Memorial College. He serves as Director at Secure Electronic Technology Plc. He is a Barrister at Law and Solicitor to the Federal Supreme Court of Nigeria. He was elected to the Federal House of Representatives from 1964 to 1966 and was a Parliamentary Secretary - Cabinet Office, Lagos from 1965 to 1966. He serves as Chairman of BJ Services Company Nigeria Limited, BEC Freres Nigeria Limited and Burau Veritas Nigeria Limited. Chief Alex-Duduyemi is a graduate of North Western Polytechnic, Kentish Town London (1957). He then attended Lincoln’s Inn Law School, London from 1957 to 1960 where he gained his Law degree and he was called to the Nigerian Bar in 1961.

Ok, will do.

GoldNiagara:
Besides this is the youngest pilot in Nigeria.

Liar
Here is the youngest pilot in Nigeria and he is Yoruba!
He’s just 19! Meet Nigeria’s youngest pilot, Daniel Adeyileka
By Chrysanthus Ikeh
Daniel Adeyileka.
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has named Daniel Adeyileka as the youngest pilot in Nigeria.
19 year old Daniel, who was born in
Newcastle, England in 1995, attended primary and secondary school in Scotland before coming back to Nigeria, where he enrolled at Avicenna International School, Ikeja, and later obtained his A-Levels at Greenville School, GRA.
He then went to Delta Flight School, Texas, at the age of 17, where he got his International General Certificate of Secondary Education

No mind am! Before Daniel even qualified, the youngest pilot was even another Yoruba person - a young girl called Imoleayo Adebule who got her pilot's license long before she clocked 23!!

At 23, Imoleayo Adebule is one of Nigeria’s youngest female pilots. Intelligent, daring, and confident are three words that best describe the tenacity with which she passed through one of the most complex schools in the world – Flying School, to obtain her license as a Commercial Pilot. She graduated at the top of her class at the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology, Kaduna, she now works with Aero Contractors where she is making giant strides.

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Born on 25th September, 1988 in Kaduna, she sailed through Primary and Secondary Schools faster than most of her peers. At 15, she was already through with her Secondary education at Royal College, Kaduna. Then came her search for an admission into the University where she wanted to study Mechanical Engineering. This was a very frustrating period for her. It was during her search for admission that she heard about an Engineering course being offered at the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology, Kaduna.

To Imoleayo, becoming a pilot was “fate”. After crossing the hurdle of getting admitted for the course, Imoleayo was faced with another challenge, raising money to pay for the course. At that time, it cost a whooping =N=7.25 million naira to attend the Flying School and till date, she is still awed at the way God provided the funds for her.

"I finally got an admission but I couldn’t raise the money to get myself into school. We did the interview in November and were to begin school in April, so I had about five months to raise the money. I wrote hundreds of letters to various airlines, various companies. I wrote to my state government (Ogun) and they told my dad that the money was too much, and the government couldn’t raise that money, that they could use that money to train about 10 doctors instead of training one pilot. I was so sad.

Luckily for me, one of my instructors at the College gave me the names of three airlines, that I should write to- Pan African Airlines, Aero Contractors and Bristow Helicopters. I wrote to the three of them and fortunately, it was Aero that called back. I went in for an oral interview. They sponsored three girls in the class. Amazingly, we got our fees paid the day our admission was to be nullified, if we didn’t get our fees paid.
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Eventually, Aero Contractors’ investment in her paid off, as she was the best graduating student, in her class. She was the second person to fly solo in her class, which means, flying the plane without an instructor. Since then, Imoleayo has flown hundreds of times to various parts of the country and beyond its shores. She holds a Commercial Pilot’s License and was recently promoted to the rank of First Officer. She has been well exposed as she goes to different parts of the world every six months, for training and occasionally, when she wants to learn the grips of a new aircraft.

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