₦airaland Forum

johnmartus:
In 1979 local government in Nigeria have no standard law that guide their activities... like I said he toured all the
Local government in Nigeria... organized seminars and workshops for the workers.

After his service federal government gave him contract then Nigeria was very organized society not like what we have now.

How old was Jimoh Ibrahim in 1979? Probably 13 years, so tell me another story.
One thing that is been omitted is the fact that Jimoh Ibrahim money is from Bank debts, he is currently owing the financial system close to N300billion with almost N100billion to AMCON alone. Most of his Assets are already encumbered.

The oundation laying ceremony of the University of Fortune in Igbotako, Okitipupa local government of Ondo State.

University of Fortune.
What is in a name?

healthserve:
This man has been on a seriously low key for some time now. Wonder what's happening with him?

Rich men nor dey loud am

nairavsdollars:
Jimoh can do it oo. Nobody knows his source of wealth

You don't know.

Don't say nobody

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimoh_Ibrahim

Sammy07:
If he wants to be governor, he have to convert to Christianity first..

Senseless as usual.

hisexcellency34:
I sincerely hope the university can survive unlike his other businesses

u get bad mouth

hisexcellency34:
Energy Oil
National Mirror

Meidan Hotel, Energy Bank, His white mini estate of duplexes in VGC empty with no tenants for a long while now, Nicon insurance, Nicon luxury hotel, Nicon airways, Air-Nigeria airways, Nation Mirrow & Newswatch newspapers, Global fleet oil & gas, Oil tank farm depot in Apapa.

All moribund. I think he has a big problem managing businesses though he starts well by raising good capital & solid prospects etc but fall by the way side as the business start to gain momentum

Hmmm
That doesn’t matter
Ondo state people don’t vote base on Religion matter

Sammy07:
Because Ondo state won't allow Muslim / Christian ticket..
Not even Christian / Muslim ticket..

Fortune university? I should be employed asap

UMUAHIA1stson:
Igbotako? Did igbo found that town?

Igbo in yoruba means bush (forest)

seunny4lif:
Hmmm
That does matter
Ondo state people don’t vote base on Religion matter

Yes I know, but how many Muslims contestant(s) do we have?

Osidazz19:
Senseless as usual.

Oiho buuk’ e ka koolo bi s’upekun da le da ma

Sammy07:
Oiho buuk’ e ka koolo bi s’upekun da le da ma

Awon Baba n la Baba e ni o ba we ba yen. Omo ale jati jati.

Of wat use will it be to the common man? Igbotako needs better things than a uni dat will be unaffordable to its people

UMUAHIA1stson:
Igbotako? Did igbo found that town?

You're funny.
Igbo means many things in Yoruba.
Igbo --- weed
Igbo ---- forest..
Igbo --- head knock


We have Oke igbo in Ondo.
It means High forest.

Reason was becos Ondo state has around 95% Christian/Traditionally worshippers and 5% Muslims and those Muslims are from Akoko side and other are not Ondo state citizen
If you go to Muslim college in Oke-Aro, you will see almost all the student there are from Kogi state

Sammy07:
Yes I know, but how many Muslims contestant(s) do we have?

Osidazz19:
Awon Baba n la Baba e ni o ba we ba yen. Omo ale jati jati.

So you're not Ondo, why quoting me?

Dede lodongboo e dinon d’ale i, e ma iyi ‘non lo ninen

Guys Jimoh is on nairaland ooo. With these your comments, you really want the guy to commit suicide. Ahahshahah

The massive construction going on at the site of the university is massive. The guy is investing a lot there

NA SO

how many parent in igbotako, osooro or Ikale as a whole can afford the extravagant fees of private institution, I'm sure he must have come up with this project due to several criticism he received from his people, nevertheless, if he really want to help his people, why not coming up with humanitarian projects like technical schools, building hospitals, skill acquisition centers, free scholarship to the poor students, company etc that will have direct impact on the poor populace. this is a misplaced priority. Someone should tell this man to go and meet Sehinde fadeni at Ide-Aye to learn how to take care of his people.

UMUAHIA1stson:
Could be igbos that found yoruba land. What about ijebu igbo?

Lol, what are you saying??
Do Yoruba and Igbo have contact b4?

Any Yoruba town that has Igbo as prefix or suffix, it means Forest.

OGun- war
Ogun - property
Ogun - Medicine
Ogun - Town
Ogun - God of Iron
Just like German language where one word mean a lot


One Yoruba word can mean a lots of things depending on when you are talking and what you mean

UMUAHIA1stson:
Igbotako? Did igbo found that town?

seunny4lif:
Reason was becos Ondo state has around 95% Christian/Traditionally worshippers and 5% Muslims and those Muslims are from Akoko side and other are not Ondo state citizen
If you go to Muslim college in Oke-Aro, you will see almost all the student there are from Kogi state

Good...
Even traditional worshippers are plenty than Muslims..

Well said
Well maybe Opening a private university around there can help boost the development of the area

denjjy:
how many parent in igbotako, osooro or Ikale as a whole can afford the extravagant fees of private institution, if he really want to help his people, why not coming up with humanitarian projects like technical schools, skill acquisition centers, scholarship to the poor students, company etc that will have direct impact on the poor populace. this is a misplaced priority

UMUAHIA1stson:
It is possible it was igbos that found those towns and yoruba land in the first instance

Lols, no you're wrong...
History had it that, the founder of those towns, settled in a forest.
Most Yoruba towns named their towns after an occurrence / encounters / what they met etc....

60% of Nigerians are traditional worshippers because we don’t practice Christian in Nigeria
People are identified with Christian or Muslim in Nigeria becos of the society.
Nigeria classifies all non Christian or Muslim as devil when at midnight almost all of them practice it

Sammy07:
Good...
Even traditional worshippers are plenty than Muslims..

Him tell you say na charity him wan do? He's trying his hand on yet another business.

denjjy:
how many parent in igbotako, osooro or Ikale as a whole can afford the extravagant fees of private institution, if he really want to help his people, why not coming up with humanitarian projects like technical schools, skill acquisition centers, scholarship to the poor students, company etc that will have direct impact on the poor populace. this is a misplaced priority