₦airaland Forum

darfay:
I c you are back. I hear you now violate your mother sexually. And this is the first trash you spew after coming down from her smelling cunt

mtis:
your monkier tells it all

mtis:
Innoson Lied: Admits to spreading false information about GTBank and court judgment

Innoson has today admitted that there was no Supreme Court Judgement Against GTBank. After falsely claiming a victory at the Supreme Court of Nigeria, Chairman of Innoson Motors, Dr. Innocent Chukwuma has admitted to completely distorting the directive of the Supreme Court and publicly apologised for spreading fake and malicious news. Innoson had earlier deleted his declaration on social media that the apex court has ordered GTBank to pay him N14bn within 14 days.

This was followed by a statement by his spokesman Cornelius Osigwe in which Innoson walked back from his false declaration stating instead that “There have been a lot of misinterpretations on the Press Release published by Innoson Group on the decision of the Supreme Court”. This retraction, judicial analysts believe, was advised by Innoson’s lawyers who fear that contempt of court charges on defaming the Supreme Court may be brought against the embattled businessman.

Fake guys all the way

https://nairametrics.com/innoson-lied-admits-to-spreading-false-information-about-gtbank-and-court-judgment/

rvp2018:
Listen to fellow Nigerian - INNOSON doesn't ASSEMBLE SHIET

Let us not be patriotic to the point of foolishness. A discerning mind will surely know that Innoson is a coupling plant and no where near an assembly plant talk less a manufacturing plant. It is the same concept we have with motor bikes. The components are made, packaged and brought to Nigeria for coupling. Simple.
It is no where near the VWON and PAN we had in the 80's.
However, this does not negate the economic derivatives like employment and technological knowledge that come with this venture.
It is also necessary to compare the cost of importing fully built units of these vehicles to the coupled ones so that we dont cheat ourselves.

https://www.nairaland.com/1893524/inside-innoson-auto-factory/3

nwoke39:
Old news.. the supreme court proved Innoson innocent... Gt bank owes him money now... daang.. you guys just post withou tfinding out the whole truth

darfay:
You are a zoo creature. Russia is not for wildlings
I know you can't afford a TV so stayed glued to Nairaland for World Cup updates

gallivant:
I showed you how Nigerian cities are backward. This is desperation talking.

NigeriaIsDoomed:
annihilation

mtis:
Nigeria: Power And Politics Of Hausa-Fulani - EDITORIAL (vanguard Nigeria)

A united Nigeria makes meaning to the Hausa-Fulani only when they are in control of the levers of power, writes Adewale Adeoye.

ANYONE who holds the view that the Hausa-Fulani political leaders are not in control of Nigeria s past, present and if possible, the future may need to re-examine their thinking. I also hold the strong view that the Hausa-Fulani leadership is the best organised and the most tactical of all the ruling power blocs in Nigeria, that is the Yoruba and the Igbo and of course, the minorities put together as a disjointed and never united bloc, always being used as puns in the game.

rvp2018:
You're talking about Stanbic PMI - That index is not absolute (but with you poor Nigerian education, you won't know) - yeah big boys like Dangote who build their own power stations - thermal/coal & are connected with Central Bank - are still manufacturing and selling expensive cement to you. The bulk of manufactures who depend on NEPA or whatever to get reliable power & banks to get forex - if we believe SuffernSMilling - are moving in droves outside Nigeria. I personally would do the same. You have worst logistics & your banking is crap - can't even float NAIRA freely.

TayserMahiri:
Bloody Pidgin speaking fulanis!

Go to sleep you spent a whole night here speaking pidgin and you still dont want rest!

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Are they not Nigerians? Clowns!

mtis:
Most of your peeps here (Nigerians) call them illiterates. But me I tend to differ.

NigeriaIsDoomed:
go rest boy, fulanis are Nigerians. We are proud of our pidgin unlike you folks suffering from inferiority complex that makes you want to be like the white.

gallivant:
Why do Nigerians insist on embarrassing themselves?Abuja is a village compared to Nairobi. Facts don't lie.

gallivant:
Don't vote for cow dung Nigeria

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Thanks but keep your advice to yourself, we know what we want.

nwoke39:
We've already explained this.. Abuja was ranked poorly because of huge security issues not infrastructure

Daejoyoung:
Here is from the Facebook page of Strive Musiyiwa( a Zimbabwean telecom entrepreneur) on Nigeria....


[b]The day I discovered the true wealth of Nigeria

__It's not all about oil!

When I first arrived in Nigeria to set up the country's first GSM mobile network, Econet Wireless Nigeria (now Airtel Nigeria), I had to serve as the company's interim CEO for about six months, until we appointed someone substantive. This meant I practically lived in Nigeria for most of that time. It was a remarkable experience, and one which will remain with me all my life. Nigeria is one of the most exciting countries in the world, and could be the next China before the turn of this century.

I just want to share with you one particular incident which led me to that conclusion: As many people know, today Nigeria has over 120m mobile phones users. To imagine that I made the first ever official GSM mobile call in Nigeria on 6th August 2001 seems almost unbelievable...

Our company Econet Wireless Nigeria was in a race with MTN Nigeria, the only other operator at the time, to meet a deadline set by the regulator for 8th of August. We beat the deadline and MTN by two days, and as Interim CEO, I had the privilege to call the regulator to tell him we were "Live"!

What a moment in my life! It's something I'll always cherish. I don't really care whether I own or don't own a mobile operator there today. My success will always be measured in terms of my small contribution in kick starting the largest mobile industry on the African continent, and it is Nigeria.

Several months before the launch deadline, I'd arrived with over 100 engineers and technicians, drawn mostly from Zimbabwe and South Africa. At the time, since Nigeria had been delayed by the military governments from acquiring GSM, it was one of the last markets without this new technology. President Obasanjo, who had just won the election two years earlier, wanted to change that and had issued three licenses, but one had been delayed.

This meant that when we started operations, Nigeria had no homegrown engineers or technicians with experience in GSM mobile technology. (Today it has more than Southern Africa combined!)

So whilst setting up the network to meet the deadline, we used expatriates from other African countries that already had GSM. We also began the process of recruiting Nigerian engineers and technicians who we would retrain for this exciting new industry to take over from the expatriate team, which wanted to do in the shortest time possible.

We had literally thousands of posts to fill.

In one instance, we placed newspaper adverts in all leading newspapers asking for people qualified in electronic engineering, at degree level, and with minimum five years relevant experience. I'll never forget the response. I came into the office to find sacks piled up to the ceiling full of applications!

"I only want to see the applications from people who meet our requirements, and not from chancers who aren't qualified," I complained.

"Sir, these are the ones we have vetted."

"What?! You mean there were more than this?"

"Thousands, sir."

Then I came up with an idea: "Why don't you separate for me, the most qualified academically. Set aside people with MBAs, and even PHDs."

A day later, a sack was delivered to my office. I was staggered!

There were thousands of people with qualifications in just this one discipline with MBAs and PHDs! Many had qualified in the best universities around the world. There were also GSM-qualified Nigerians working internationally, including in America and Europe, wanting to return home!

I was blown away by the qualifications. I thought to myself: "You can start almost any business or industry here. I wish investors would one day discover the wealth of this nation."

Whenever I hear people talk about the wealth of Nigeria in terms of oil, I shake my head to say: "You have no idea what you're talking about!"

The true wealth of Nigeria is its extraordinary human capital, and passion for education. Unleash that and no one can stop them![/b]


Taysermahiri, rvp2018, this is what I'm talking about. The system in Nigeria wasn't working, and the educational sector had nothing to write home about, there was a repressive military Government, but that didn't stop the Nigerians who loved education from going all around the world to get educated, and so when the opportunity came there were thousands of qualified people to take over the telecoms sector, if this wasn't the case maybe foreigners would be the ones dominating those jobs from that time, but there was no chance for that right from the beginning.

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Bro, you don't owe any little indians explanations.
Abuja that was ranked poorly renders Nairobi a village and concentration camp.

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Bro, you don't owe any little indians explanations.
Abuja that was ranked poorly renders Nairobi a village and concentration camp.

nwoke39:
Old news.. the supreme court proved Innoson innocent... Gt bank owes him money now... daang.. you guys just post without finding out the whole truth

mtis:
sorry dude y reading it the wrong way

" Innoson caused a social and online media storm by claiming that the Supreme Court had ruled in his favour for GTBank to pay him N14bn. However, records of the court proceedings showed no such ruling . Instead, what the Supreme Court had directed was for both parties, Innoson and GTBank, to return to the Court of Appeal, Enugu Judicial Division, for a hearing on GTBank’s appeal scheduled for the 14th of June 2018 . "

TayserMahiri:
You are the one who needs a rest Fulani boy. You've been here constantly for more than 24 hrs since yesterday doing nothing but parroting useless pidgin. Unless your work is to herd cattle.

Meanwhile, Russians cant wait for their monkeys!

nwoke39:
post your source please