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Oxtonguy, se omo Ibadan ni e?

Anyone heard of this? Abi na another scam?

Information reaching us has it that Oyo State Government is coming up with her own version of tablets for secondary schools students in the state.

We heard that the tablets which may likely be called ‘Ajumo’mo tablets’ are already in production in one of the Asian countries, and the department in charge, the ICT, are putting finishing touches to the project. We hear that it will be for higher secondary schools first before getting to other levels of education in public schools in the state.

The tablets we hear will be parked full of textbooks for schools, past questions, encyclopedia, games, dictionary, holy books etc and it will come with a solar panel for charging as a way to address the epileptic power supply available in the country .

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okway:
@Basic123, Oxtonguy and co

Se o ti lo si Odua Museum yen ri?

Nkan to n bi mi ninu nipa museum yen ni wipe ko lewa to. Our useless politicians go dey spend owo lori Eko Atlantic, but to spend money to build world class museum dey hard them.

Awon useless mofos. Atenuje ni middle name won.

Lol talking about our polithiefians, they are so daft and crude in their developmental approach, If i'm not mistaken the only tin they fix now are just critical infrastructure which are even of mediocrity. Come to think of how SW would be like without investors, partaining to the museum only investor can revive it especially our indigeneous investor fond of investing heavily of oil well, blok, and firm which are always under threat by the ND. They really don't have to underestimate the return in such invests specially when it is classic. cuz those person dont give a bleep when it comes to torrism. Meanwhile other countries make a greater percentage of their revenue from it.

okway2:
Oxtonguy, se omo Ibadan ni e?

Rara oo, sugbon mo ma'n lo si ibadan bi eni lo adugbo keji, omo Akure Oyemekun lemi.

okway2:
I guess that information is online. Mii ki n se omo Ibadan, nko mo ibi to wa.

Sugbon awon aworan ti mo ri online n bi mi ninu. Dem no try at all.

N'kan to ye kon privatize ti won ba le finance ee to a classic standard. Maybe they don't just care.

Oxtonguy:
N'kan to ye kon privatize ti won ba le finance ee to a classic standard. Maybe they don't just care.

Awon useless mofos.

I think that project was executed by Odua Investment.....sugbon ko ri bi pe awon governors wa invest nibe.

Oxtonguy:
Rara oo, sugbon mo ma'n lo si ibadan bi eni lo adugbo keji, omo Akure Oyemekun lemi.

Omo Ondo lemi na

Se o ma n ya awon aworan ti o ba lo s'Ibadan?

Oxtonguy:
Lol talking about our polithiefians, they are so daft and crude in their developmental approach, If i'm not mistaken the only tin they fix now are just critical infrastructure which are even of mediocrity. Come to think of how SW would be like without investors, partaining to the museum only investor can revive it especially our indigeneous investor fond of investing heavily of oil well, blok, and firm which are always under threat by the ND. They really don't have to underestimate the return in such invests specially when it is classic. cuz those person dont give a bleep when it comes to torrism. Meanwhile other countries make a greater percentage of their revenue from it.

Omo every time I think about the useless of Nigerian politicians, I just wonder why my mother didn't join a witch coven like her mates so I could have used my powers to kill them (politicians) all

I just love seeing greens and more greens


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Adetutu Adekunle, CEO of Bibi's GrillHouse

Eastwalk:
Yap, I got it

P&G factory, town planning road, Ibadan

Thanks!!

Ibadan made shoes

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Olanrewaju Oniyitan is the Founder & CEO of W-Holistic Business Solutions (W-HBS). She is a consultant who is passionate about SME development, for developing countries. Her consulting experience covers a wide variety of businesses, associations, cooperatives, and international development agencies of varying sizes and scales in various sectors. She also started a few social initiatives – Accelerate Africa and Future4Kids Africa. Lanre walks the talk. She has seen business from multiple perspectives, as founder, consultant, co-founder, and investor. She also runs BlueLinx Distribution Networks (Wholesale & Retail Distribution, operators of the brands SuperMaxx, Zizzy’s Farmers Market and Posh Tots, established 2011).

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Olanrewaju Oniyitan holds a First Class degree in Business Administration, in addition to being a Certified Business Development Analyst (CBDA) and an Associate Accounting Technician (AAT). She is a graduate member of CEM 15/BET 1, an entrepreneurial programme by Enterprise Development Centre (EDC), Pan-Atlantic University. She is also a Certified SMEToolkit trainer, as awarded by the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group.

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One of her significant projects till date has been the business plan she put together for Viva Cinema, Ilorin to Bank of Industry (BOI) standards. It enabled the cinema house to attract funding running into millions of dollars from the BOI. The outcome of her efforts was that Viva Cinemas was able to get off the ground and it has opened a 2nd centre at Ilorin, with four cinema halls, after they first opened in Ibadan in April, 2015.

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Vidsa Multiventures Ltd, is a food processing company established in 2001, specializing in the production of Moringa herbal tea, bean flour, soya bean powder and other staple food products. The company is based in Ibadan.

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YNORTH IS A WHOLLY NIGERIAN COMPANY HEADQUARTERED IN IBADAN OYO STATE.
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okway2:
Omo Ondo lemi na

Se o ma n ya awon aworan ti o ba lo s'Ibadan?

Omo state mi atata nipa awon aworan mi o kin ya, sugbon mo fe bere si'n ya bia, ko si lara mi ati ma ya aworan adugbo tele, mo'n ti ya bai. Aworan akure ti mo ya kun photo album mi.
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okway2:
I just love seeing greens and more greens


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That factory with a faded green roof colour, is where the popular eagle wheat flour is produced. It has been established for aeons by the lebanese firm chagoury group one of their very first investment in Nigeria. This same group have grew so successful, they are the one developing Eko atlantic. I wish they can invest more in Ibadan.

Oxtonguy:
Omo state mi atata nipa awon aworan mi o kin ya, sugbon mo fe bere si'n ya bia, ko si lara mi ati ma ya aworan adugbo tele, mo'n ti ya bai. Aworan akure ti mo ya kun photo album mi.

This sounds like a great idea!!! Eyin ma je oju wa ni Ibadan ati Akure.

Jor, ti o ba ni awon aoran Osun, ba mi post e sibi: http://yorubaparapo.com/thread/944/osun-state-gallery

Ibadan

Does anyone have a list of tech companies or other big companies in Ibadan?

Eastwalk Oxtonguy

GDG Ibadan
@gdgibadan
The Google Developer Group (GDG) Ibadan, is for people who are interested in developer technologies.




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I'm loving the rise of technology in Ibadan. Tech, not oil, is the future


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Afridext is an Ibadan-based startup looking to gamify the buying and selling of graphic designs

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Afridext is an online marketplace where customers buy and sell high-quality graphic designs relevant to the African market at preferred prices.

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Knowing how difficult it would be to drive sales in this ancient city or even survive in a seemingly saturated market, Oladipo along with his associates — Iyiola Peter and Damilola Oyebayo — opted for a more conventional model.

By setting off a kind of contest among graphic designers to win customers over by building and showcasing their best work, Afridext looks to gamify the buying and selling of graphic designs.


Knowing how difficult it would be to drive sales in this ancient city or even survive in a seemingly saturated market, Oladipo along with his associates — Iyiola Peter and Damilola Oyebayo — opted for a more conventional model.

By setting off a kind of contest among graphic designers to win customers over by building and showcasing their best work, Afridext looks to gamify the buying and selling of graphic designs.

Am not based in Ibadan but I know demfas aerosystems is in Ibadan.


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iblawi:
Am not based in Ibadan but I know demfas aerosystems is in Ibadan.


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