₦airaland Forum

Ugomba:
Afonjas are envious beings.
I hope you are not dating one. Don't even near them in anything marriage.
I am happy yo.u are seeing how their hatred for igbos is deep in their dna.

You are crying now while it were your people that started this ish.Your people were coming consistently until....boooooom....Omoluabis responded.Just like any time that we tarry from replying your excesses.Pls look before you leap.We are warriors but considerate warriors.Go and ask Ojukwu.

Amarabae:
@Ritchiee. Compilation of junks. We are still in education ranking and u are mentioning Olamide, Oyedepo, richest pastor, osun oshogbo, ondo oil, Tiwa savage, chicken republic etc bla bla blah. Its not what we are discussing here.. You just made a noise without saying anything.
Relax and organise urself and post again. Leave this dumb chicken republic, first boutique, richest pastor, etc.

JUST THIS FACT HAD DECIMATED THE IGBOS AND YOU ARE NOT WORTHY TO DRAG ANYTHING THAT IS INTELLIGENCE INCLINED WITH THE YORUBAS WHO HAD ALWAYS BEEN GREAT.WE THANK GOD FOR HIS VAST MERCIES...

Just the fact that Igbos are still learning how to wear clothes in 1921 confirm them as one dull black people who have a lot of catching up to do.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igbo_people

The men were tying wrappers and the women walking almost Unclad.What they call traditional dresses now are fake clown wears that they made up.

Amarabae:
Another media propaganda. I hate it when people lie shamelessly on social media.
World bank is more powerful than African dev. Bank.
Okonjo iweala- vp world bank
Arunma oteh- treasurer world bank
Sandie okoro- counsel general world bank
these are achievements.
now other ones.

Check this out:
First Black Judge At World Court - Justice Charles Onyema.
1. First black sec.general commonwealth- Emeka Anyaogu
2. First black catholic cardinal in rome- cardinal arinze
3. First black catholic saint- saint tabansi
4. First black Vice Chancellor of the university of
Ibadan - Professor Kenneth Dike
5. First ever Vice Chancellor of the university of
Lagos - Professor Eni Njoku
6. First Rector of Yaba College of Technology was
Igbo.
7. First Professor of Mathematics - Chike Obi
8. First Professor of Differential Calculus - James
Ezeilo
9. First Professor of History - Kenneth Dike
10. First Professor of Botany - Eni Njoku (from
Ohafia, Abia State. Still alive at 98 years old)
11. First Professor of Anatomy and Physiology -
Chike Edozie
12. First Professors of Physics - Okoye and
Alexander Anumalu
13. First Professor of Nuclear Physics and Chemistry
- Frank Ndili
14. First Professor of Statistics - Prof. Adichie
15. First Professor of Anthropology in Nigeria,
Professor Ikenna Nzimiro
16. First Professor of Medicine - Kodilinye (became a
professor of Medicine at the University of
London as far back as 1952)
17. First Professor of Astronomy and Mathematics -
Ntukoju
18. First Professor of Demography and Statistical
Research - Okonjo (had a double PhD in
Mathematics and Economics)
19. First Professor of Philosophy - G D Okafor
20. First Professor of Economics - Pius Okigbo
21. First Professor of Theology and Theological
Research - A. Njoku
22. First Nigerian to teach at Harvard University was
an Igbo man, Prof Keneth Dike-Jacob
23. First female pilot Chinyere Onyenaucheya
24. First Graduate of Oxford University to enroll into
The Nigerian Army, Lt. Col. Chukwuemeka
Odumegwu Ojukwu
25. First Colonel in USA Army- Colonel Edwin Njoku
26. First African woman literature icon- Flora Nwapa
27. First African to work at World Bank- Kalu Idika Kalu(he was also a former finance minister)

And many more. Be guided, every ethnic group have their own achievers. Stop spreading hate.

THIS IS THE HIERARCHY OF THE WORLD BANK AND YOUR SISTERS ARE THERE COURTESY OF NGOZI OKONJO IWEALA'S NEPOTISM...she tried sha because they are still Nigerians but you can see that they are still boy boy unlike Dr Akinwumi who sits at the utmost apex Presidents are surely more powerful than ministers.

WORLD BANK
President Jim Yong Kim
Managing Director and World Bank Group Chief Financial Officer Joaquim Levy
Managing Director and World Bank Group Chief Administrative Officer Shaolin Yang
Chief Executive Officer Kristalina Georgieva
Chief Economist and Senior Vice President Paul Romer
Senior Vice President and World Bank Group General Counsel (LEGVP) Sandie Okoro
Senior Vice President for the 2030 Development Agenda, United Nations Relations, and Partnerships Mahmoud Mohieldin
Senior Vice President, Operations Kyle Peters
Vice President, Budget, Performance Review, and Strategic Planning Pedro Alba
Chairperson, Inspection Panel Gonzalo Castro
Vice President and World Bank Group Chief Ethics Officer Ousmane Diagana
Vice President, Africa Makhtar Diop
Vice President, South Asia Annette Dixon
Vice President, Latin America and Caribbean Jorge Familiar Calderon
Acting World Bank Group Chief Information Officer and Vice President, Information and Technology Solutions Denis Robitaille
Vice President, Middle East and North Africa Hafez Ghanem
Vice President, Human Development Keith Hansen
Director General, Independent Evaluation Group Caroline Heider
Vice President, East Asia and Pacific Victoria Kwakwa
Vice President and World Bank Group Controller Bernard Lauwers
Vice President, Institutional Integrity Leonard McCarthy
Vice President, World Bank Group Human Resources Sean McGrath
Vice President, Europe and Central Asia Cyril Muller
Vice President and Auditor-General Hiroshi Naka
Vice President and Treasurer Arunma Oteh
Vice President, World Bank Group External and Corporate Relations Sheila Redzepi
Vice President, Operations Policy and Country Services Hartwig Schafer
Vice President and World Bank Group Chief Risk Officer Lakshmi Shyam-Sunder
Vice President, Development Finance Axel van Trotsenburg
Vice President and Corporate Secretary Yvonne Tsikata
Vice President, Sustainable Development Laura Tuck
Vice President, Equitable Growth, Finance, and Institutions Jan Walliser
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION
Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer Philippe Le Houérou
Vice President, Risk and Financial Sustainability Mohamed Gouled
Vice President and Treasurer Jingdong Hua
Vice President, Portfolio Management Saran Kebet-Koulibaly
Vice President, Economics and Private Sector Development Hans Peter Lankes
Vice President, Blended Finance and Partnerships Nena Stoiljkovic
Vice President, Legal, Compliance Risk, and ESG Sustainability, and General Counsel Ethiopis Tafara
Vice President, New Business Dimitris Tsitsiragos
Vice President, Corporate Strategy and Resources Stephanie Von Friedeburg
Chief Executive Officer, IFC Asset Management Company Gavin Wilson
MULTILATERAL INVESTMENT GUARANTEE AGENCY
Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer Keiko Honda
Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Karin Finkelston
Director, Corporate Risk Santiago Assalini
Director and General Counsel, Legal Affairs and Claims Aradhana Kumar-Capoor
Director, Operations Sarvesh Suri
Director, Economics and Sustainability Merli Margaret Baroudi
Associate Director & Chief Underwriter, Operations Muhamet Bamba Fall


http://www.worldbank.org/en/about/leadership/managers

Ugomba:
mehn! This is brutal. I love seeing Igbo ladies who are Igbo conscious, you must be a lawyer.
That Afonja has been ilorinised by this fact. Kudos.

The same old man calling himself a female

These are still a few:

Abimbola Awoliyi is Nigeria’s first
female doctor -

Kolapo Hamzat is the youngest
professor of physiotherapy in Nigeria and Africa -

Adegoke olubunmo is the first professor of
Mathematics in Africa -

Momodu Mosobalaje Olaloye is
the first African professor of Geology -

Dele Olojede is
the first and only African to win a Pulitzer prize -

Abimbola jayeola is Nigeria’s First Female Helicopter
Pilot -

William Akinola Dawodu was the first Nigerian
car importer, he started importing cars into Nigeria in
1905 -

Prof. Jade Akande was the first female professor
of law in West Africa -

Kofo Ademola is the first black
woman to receive an undergraduate degree from
Oxford University -

Dr. Olaoluwa Hallowed Oluwadara
is the youngest African PHD Holder in Mathematics -

Deborah Enilo Ajakaiye is the first female physics
professor in Africa and also the first black African to be
named a fellow of the Geological society of London -

Wole Soyinka is the first black and only African to win a
Nobel prize for literature -

Thomas Adesanya ige grillo
is the first Nigerian professor of anatomy -

Taslim Eliasis the first African to be president of the International
Court of Justice (World Court) -

Folake Folarin-Coker
the first African-based fashion designer to stage a show
twice at the New York Fashion Week -

Latunde Odeku is
the first US-trained black neurosurgeon and the 1st
professor of neuro- surgery in Nigeria. -

Bode Thomas
created the First indigenous Nigerian law firm -I.K

dairo is the first Nigerian to be conferred title of
Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British
Empire (MBE) -

Amzat Beyioku Adebowale is The first
Nigerian to bring Sharp range of electronic products in
Nigeria -

Prof. Taiyewo Kolawole is the first Nigerian
neuro- radiologist -

Prof. Arinola Olasumbo Sanya is the
first female Professor of Physiotherapy in Africa. -

Dr Olu Jaiyebo is The first Agronomist in Nigeria.

Professor Micheal Adepoju Adeyemo is The first
Nigerian Chartered Accountant

-Latola Films was the
1st film production company in Nigeria -

Prof. IlesanmiAdesida, is the first black Vice- Chancellor in an
american unversity -

Mrs. Sade Thomas-Fahm is the
First woman to own a boutique in Nigeria -

Nojim Maiyegun is the first Nigerian to win an Olympic medal

-Adenike Osofisan is the first African Female Professor
of Computer Science. -

Prof T.O Ogunlesi is the first
professor of Medicine in Nigeria -

Chief Akintola
Williams is the First African to qualify as a chartered
accountant -

Ezekiel Adekunle Ifaturoti is the first
mining engineer in Nigeria

-Rotimi Adebari is the First
black mayor of Ireland -

Folake Solanke is the First
Female Senior Advocate of Nigeria -

Elizabeth Abimbola
is the First Nigerian Female Doctor-1937

-Helen
Folasade Adu is the First Nigerian-born artist to win a
Grammy-1986 -

Prof. Bolanle Awe: Nigeria's first
female Professor of History -

Professor Thomas Adeoye
Lambo is Africa’s first professor of psychiatry. -

Engineer Dr. (Mrs.) Olatokubo A Somolu: is Nigeria’s
first Female to hold a PHD in Engineering -

Mrs Adetowun Ogunsheye is The first female professor in
Nigeria -

Mrs bisoye esther tejuosho is Nigeria’s first
female industrialist -

Michael Onafowokan is Nigeria’s
first Architect 1952 -

Aderonke Kale is the first Female
Nigerian Armed Forces (2 Star) Major General: -

Chief (Dr.) Bola Kuforiji Olubi is The first Female Chartered
Accountant in Nigeria -

George Olatokunbo Okikiolu,
has written more mathematics papers than any other
Black mathematician in history -

Katherline okikiolu is
the first black person to win the most prestigious
award for young mathematics researchers in the
United States and the first black woman to publish an
article in the Annals of Mathematics -

Samuel Layinka
Ayodeji invented the excision knife to treat tropical
ulcers. he won the Robert Wilson Memorial Prize in
Chemistry and the Welcome Prize in Medicine.

Rashidi yekinni the first player to score for nigeria in Fifa world cup

Rashidi yekinni is the Alltime highest goal scorer for nigeria

Teslim Balogun is nigeria's first proffesional footballer

Jomiloju Tunde Oladipo is the youngest nigeria microsoft certified pro at

Obateru Akiruntan olugbo of ugbo Land is the Richest monarch in Nigeria

Folorunsho Alakija is the richest woman in nigeria

Samuel ajayi crowther is the first anglican bishop in nigeria

Sapara williams is the First indigeneous nigerian Lawyer

Federick rotimi williams is the first solicitor to supreme court in nigeria

Herbet Macaulay is the first Nigerian to own a car

Yoruba bible is the First indigeneous bible in nigeria

Chief Obafemi Awolowo was the first man to
introduce Universal Primary Education in Nigeria in the
then Western Region in the year 1956.

The Nigerian Flag was designed by a Nigerian student
in London as at then in the year 1960 by Mr. Taiwo
Akinkunmi

The first female to drive a motor car was Mrs.
Olufunmilayo Ransome Kuti

Mrs. Latifat Okunnu was the first female deputy
Governor in Nigeria

Mrs Efunroye Tinubu was the first female to buy a
car in Nigeria.

Kafayat shau from Nigeria broke the world record in
longest dance with a time of 52 hours and 3
minutes. It happened in 2006.

Olusoji fasuba is the fastest nigerian on 100m track event with 9.85 seconds(2006)

Ajayi agbebaku holds All time best record in nigeria's tripple jump event (1983)

Adewale olukoju is all time best discus throw for nigeria (1991)

Honourable adeyemi ikuforiji is the longest serving speaker in Nigeria

Bishop oyedepo is the richest pastor in the world

Herbet ogunde and ola balogun re the first flim makers in nigeria

Iwe irohin the first newspaper in nigeria established in (1859)

Yoruba is The largest ethnic group in africa

Yoruba is the 3rd famous tribe in africa after zulu(south africa)
Massai. (Kenya)

SAHARA ENERGY
THE PALMS SHOPPING MALL(PERSINANAS GROUP)

GTB

ELIZADE GROUP

CAVERTON OFFSHORE GROUP

CHICKEN REPUBLIC

NICON GROUP /Air Nigeria Nicon Insurance Nigeria

Re-Insurance Corporation Nicon Luxury Hotel The
Nicon Group - Lagos, Nigeria - Holdings include
investment companies, schools, real estate
holdings, transport companies and others Global
Fleet Oil and Gas, Nicon Hotels, Global Fleet
Industries Energy Bank

DOYIN GROUP OF COMPANIES /Global Soap &
Detergent Industries Limited, Consolidated Foods
and Beverages Limited Doyin Pharmaceutical
(Nigeria) Limited,Doyin Farms

BELLVIEW AIRLINES

PETRO INNET

MURITALA MUHAMMAD AIRPORT TERMINAL2 .

BI-COURTNEY

FAIRGATE GROUP

MAIN ONE

TASTY-FRIED CHICKEN-

ELEGANZA-

SKYE BANK

FCMB

TANTALIZERS-

SWEET SENSATION

ATLANTIC ENERGY

COSTAIN WEST AFRICA

-Oyo state is the largest producer of /Tobacco in
Nigeria
-Ondo state is the largest producer of oil after the
south-south
-Of the 28.6 million metric tonnes of cement
produced locally in Nigeria, 14 million metric
tonnes of this comes from Ogun State

-Ogun state has the largest concentration of
industries in Nigeria. Ota,sagamu and agbara
-Sagamu is the largest kola nut collecting center in
the nigeria

-Osun-osogbo international festival

-Yoruba pastors control 95% of religious tourism

Musicians

D'banj
Tiwa salvage
Davido
Wizkid
Olamide
Suspect
Korede bello
Reekado banks
Sheyi shey
Eedris Abdulkareem
Salawa Abeni - Waka singer
Sunny Ade - jùjú singer
Sade Adu
Tope Alabi
Yemi Alade - R&B and pop singe
Aṣa - R&B, country and pop singer-
songwriter
Alhaji Alamu Atatalo
Yinka Ayefele - gospel singer
Adewale Ayuba
Ayinde Bakare
Banky W - pop and R&B singer-songwriter
Adé Bantu
TY Bello - gospel sing singer and rapper

Femi Kuti - afrobeat, jazz singer-
songwriter and instrumentalist
Seun Kuti - afrobeat, Jazz singer-
songwriter and instrumentalist
L
Lagbaja
Niyola
Alhaji Abass Akande Obesere
Ebenezer Obey
Skales - rapper and singer
Sound Sultan
Fela Sowande
Sean tizzle etc

Amarabae:
Another media propaganda. I hate it when people lie shamelessly on social media.
World bank is more powerful than African dev. Bank.
Okonjo iweala- vp world bank
Arunma oteh- treasurer world bank
Sandie okoro- counsel general world bank
these are achievements.
now other ones.

Check this out:
First Black Judge At World Court - Justice Charles Onyema.
1. First black sec.general commonwealth- Emeka Anyaogu
2. First black catholic cardinal in rome- cardinal arinze
3. First black catholic saint- saint tabansi
4. First black Vice Chancellor of the university of
Ibadan - Professor Kenneth Dike
5. First ever Vice Chancellor of the university of
Lagos - Professor Eni Njoku
6. First Rector of Yaba College of Technology was
Igbo.
7. First Professor of Mathematics - Chike Obi
8. First Professor of Differential Calculus - James
Ezeilo
9. First Professor of History - Kenneth Dike
10. First Professor of Botany - Eni Njoku (from
Ohafia, Abia State. Still alive at 98 years old)
11. First Professor of Anatomy and Physiology -
Chike Edozie
12. First Professors of Physics - Okoye and
Alexander Anumalu
13. First Professor of Nuclear Physics and Chemistry
- Frank Ndili
14. First Professor of Statistics - Prof. Adichie
15. First Professor of Anthropology in Nigeria,
Professor Ikenna Nzimiro
16. First Professor of Medicine - Kodilinye (became a
professor of Medicine at the University of
London as far back as 1952)
17. First Professor of Astronomy and Mathematics -
Ntukoju
18. First Professor of Demography and Statistical
Research - Okonjo (had a double PhD in
Mathematics and Economics)
19. First Professor of Philosophy - G D Okafor
20. First Professor of Economics - Pius Okigbo
21. First Professor of Theology and Theological
Research - A. Njoku
22. First Nigerian to teach at Harvard University was
an Igbo man, Prof Keneth Dike-Jacob
23. First female pilot Chinyere Onyenaucheya
24. First Graduate of Oxford University to enroll into
The Nigerian Army, Lt. Col. Chukwuemeka
Odumegwu Ojukwu
25. First Colonel in USA Army- Colonel Edwin Njoku
26. First African woman literature icon- Flora Nwapa
27. First African to work at World Bank- Kalu Idika Kalu(he was also a former finance minister)

And many more. Be guided, every ethnic group have their own achievers. Stop spreading hate.

These are still a few:

Abimbola Awoliyi is Nigeria’s first
female doctor -

Kolapo Hamzat is the youngest
professor of physiotherapy in Nigeria and Africa -

Adegoke olubunmo is the first professor of
Mathematics in Africa -

Momodu Mosobalaje Olaloye is
the first African professor of Geology -

Dele Olojede is
the first and only African to win a Pulitzer prize -

Abimbola jayeola is Nigeria’s First Female Helicopter
Pilot -

William Akinola Dawodu was the first Nigerian
car importer, he started importing cars into Nigeria in
1905 -

Prof. Jade Akande was the first female professor
of law in West Africa -

Kofo Ademola is the first black
woman to receive an undergraduate degree from
Oxford University -

Dr. Olaoluwa Hallowed Oluwadara
is the youngest African PHD Holder in Mathematics -

Deborah Enilo Ajakaiye is the first female physics
professor in Africa and also the first black African to be
named a fellow of the Geological society of London -

Wole Soyinka is the first black and only African to win a
Nobel prize for literature -

Thomas Adesanya ige grillo
is the first Nigerian professor of anatomy -

Taslim Eliasis the first African to be president of the International
Court of Justice (World Court) -

Folake Folarin-Coker
the first African-based fashion designer to stage a show
twice at the New York Fashion Week -

Latunde Odeku is
the first US-trained black neurosurgeon and the 1st
professor of neuro- surgery in Nigeria. -

Bode Thomas
created the First indigenous Nigerian law firm -I.K

dairo is the first Nigerian to be conferred title of
Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British
Empire (MBE) -

Amzat Beyioku Adebowale is The first
Nigerian to bring Sharp range of electronic products in
Nigeria -

Prof. Taiyewo Kolawole is the first Nigerian
neuro- radiologist -

Prof. Arinola Olasumbo Sanya is the
first female Professor of Physiotherapy in Africa. -

Dr Olu Jaiyebo is The first Agronomist in Nigeria.

Professor Micheal Adepoju Adeyemo is The first
Nigerian Chartered Accountant

-Latola Films was the
1st film production company in Nigeria -

Prof. IlesanmiAdesida, is the first black Vice- Chancellor in an
american unversity -

Mrs. Sade Thomas-Fahm is the
First woman to own a boutique in Nigeria -

Nojim Maiyegun is the first Nigerian to win an Olympic medal

-Adenike Osofisan is the first African Female Professor
of Computer Science. -

Prof T.O Ogunlesi is the first
professor of Medicine in Nigeria -

Chief Akintola
Williams is the First African to qualify as a chartered
accountant -

Ezekiel Adekunle Ifaturoti is the first
mining engineer in Nigeria

-Rotimi Adebari is the First
black mayor of Ireland -

Folake Solanke is the First
Female Senior Advocate of Nigeria -

Elizabeth Abimbola
is the First Nigerian Female Doctor-1937

-Helen
Folasade Adu is the First Nigerian-born artist to win a
Grammy-1986 -

Prof. Bolanle Awe: Nigeria's first
female Professor of History -

Professor Thomas Adeoye
Lambo is Africa’s first professor of psychiatry. -

Engineer Dr. (Mrs.) Olatokubo A Somolu: is Nigeria’s
first Female to hold a PHD in Engineering -

Mrs Adetowun Ogunsheye is The first female professor in
Nigeria -

Mrs bisoye esther tejuosho is Nigeria’s first
female industrialist -

Michael Onafowokan is Nigeria’s
first Architect 1952 -

Aderonke Kale is the first Female
Nigerian Armed Forces (2 Star) Major General: -

Chief (Dr.) Bola Kuforiji Olubi is The first Female Chartered
Accountant in Nigeria -

George Olatokunbo Okikiolu,
has written more mathematics papers than any other
Black mathematician in history -

Katherline okikiolu is
the first black person to win the most prestigious
award for young mathematics researchers in the
United States and the first black woman to publish an
article in the Annals of Mathematics -

Samuel Layinka
Ayodeji invented the excision knife to treat tropical
ulcers. he won the Robert Wilson Memorial Prize in
Chemistry and the Welcome Prize in Medicine.

Rashidi yekinni the first player to score for nigeria in Fifa world cup

Rashidi yekinni is the Alltime highest goal scorer for nigeria

Teslim Balogun is nigeria's first proffesional footballer

Jomiloju Tunde Oladipo is the youngest nigeria microsoft certified pro at

Obateru Akiruntan olugbo of ugbo Land is the Richest monarch in Nigeria

Folorunsho Alakija is the richest woman in nigeria

Samuel ajayi crowther is the first anglican bishop in nigeria

Sapara williams is the First indigeneous nigerian Lawyer

Federick rotimi williams is the first solicitor to supreme court in nigeria

Herbet Macaulay is the first Nigerian to own a car

Yoruba bible is the First indigeneous bible in nigeria

Chief Obafemi Awolowo was the first man to
introduce Universal Primary Education in Nigeria in the
then Western Region in the year 1956.

The Nigerian Flag was designed by a Nigerian student
in London as at then in the year 1960 by Mr. Taiwo
Akinkunmi

The first female to drive a motor car was Mrs.
Olufunmilayo Ransome Kuti

Mrs. Latifat Okunnu was the first female deputy
Governor in Nigeria

Mrs Efunroye Tinubu was the first female to buy a
car in Nigeria.

Kafayat shau from Nigeria broke the world record in
longest dance with a time of 52 hours and 3
minutes. It happened in 2006.

Olusoji fasuba is the fastest nigerian on 100m track event with 9.85 seconds(2006)

Ajayi agbebaku holds All time best record in nigeria's tripple jump event (1983)

Adewale olukoju is all time best discus throw for nigeria (1991)

Honourable adeyemi ikuforiji is the longest serving speaker in Nigeria

Bishop oyedepo is the richest pastor in the world

Herbet ogunde and ola balogun re the first flim makers in nigeria

Iwe irohin the first newspaper in nigeria established in (1859)

Yoruba is The largest ethnic group in africa

Yoruba is the 3rd famous tribe in africa after zulu(south africa)
Massai. (Kenya)

SAHARA ENERGY
THE PALMS SHOPPING MALL(PERSINANAS GROUP)

GTB

ELIZADE GROUP

CAVERTON OFFSHORE GROUP

CHICKEN REPUBLIC

NICON GROUP /Air Nigeria Nicon Insurance Nigeria

Re-Insurance Corporation Nicon Luxury Hotel The
Nicon Group - Lagos, Nigeria - Holdings include
investment companies, schools, real estate
holdings, transport companies and others Global
Fleet Oil and Gas, Nicon Hotels, Global Fleet
Industries Energy Bank

DOYIN GROUP OF COMPANIES /Global Soap &
Detergent Industries Limited, Consolidated Foods
and Beverages Limited Doyin Pharmaceutical
(Nigeria) Limited,Doyin Farms

BELLVIEW AIRLINES

PETRO INNET

MURITALA MUHAMMAD AIRPORT TERMINAL2 .

BI-COURTNEY

FAIRGATE GROUP

MAIN ONE

TASTY-FRIED CHICKEN-

ELEGANZA-

SKYE BANK

FCMB

TANTALIZERS-

SWEET SENSATION

ATLANTIC ENERGY

COSTAIN WEST AFRICA

-Oyo state is the largest producer of /Tobacco in
Nigeria
-Ondo state is the largest producer of oil after the
south-south
-Of the 28.6 million metric tonnes of cement
produced locally in Nigeria, 14 million metric
tonnes of this comes from Ogun State

-Ogun state has the largest concentration of
industries in Nigeria. Ota,sagamu and agbara
-Sagamu is the largest kola nut collecting center in
the nigeria

-Osun-osogbo international festival

-Yoruba pastors control 95% of religious tourism

Musicians

D'banj
Tiwa salvage
Davido
Wizkid
Olamide
Suspect
Korede bello
Reekado banks
Sheyi shey
Eedris Abdulkareem
Salawa Abeni - Waka singer
Sunny Ade - jùjú singer
Sade Adu
Tope Alabi
Yemi Alade - R&B and pop singe
Aṣa - R&B, country and pop singer-
songwriter
Alhaji Alamu Atatalo
Yinka Ayefele - gospel singer
Adewale Ayuba
Ayinde Bakare
Banky W - pop and R&B singer-songwriter
Adé Bantu
TY Bello - gospel sing singer and rapper

Femi Kuti - afrobeat, jazz singer-
songwriter and instrumentalist
Seun Kuti - afrobeat, Jazz singer-
songwriter and instrumentalist
L
Lagbaja
Niyola
Alhaji Abass Akande Obesere
Ebenezer Obey
Skales - rapper and singer
Sound Sultan
Fela Sowande
Sean tizzle etc

InvestinOwerri:
Ignorance is not bliss bro. Igbos along with the Jews, Germans & Chinese have been scientifically proved by various research findings as the most intellectually advanced races in the world! Its all over the internet! Make Google your friend!!

You avoided me.I have a little time for you illiterates who called OMOLUABIS out on education today. Just the fact that Igbos are still learning how to wear clothes in 1921 confirm them as one dull black people who have a lot of catching up to do.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igbo_people

The men were tying wrappers and the women walking almost naked.What they call traditional dresses now are fake clown wears that they made up.
They cannot even compare with the Ashantis,Zulus etc talkless of the great Yoruba Nation.Now look..Yorubas are empire builders.. Igbos did not build a hut...sorry they are not even hut builders.

Yorubas/SW control the 3rd economy in Africa.Igbos are not even 100. https://www.thenigerianvoice.com/news/172621/1/to-the-people-of-the-southwest-the-third-largest-e.html

Yorubas have more than 10 grammy awards.Igbos have 000000.00000000 grammy.


These are some great clothings of the Yoruba...

The Yoruba have legendary types of clothes that make them distinct from other cultures around them. They take immense pride in their attire, for which they are well known. Clothing materials traditionally come from processed cotton by traditional weavers. They believe that the type of clothes worn by a man depicts his personality and social status, and that different occasions require different clothing outfits.

Typically, The Yoruba have a very wide range of materials used to make clothing, the most basic being the Aṣo-Oke, which is a hand loomed cloth of different patterns and colors sewn into various styles and which comes in very many different colors and patterns. Aso Oke comes in three major styles based on pattern and coloration;

Alaari – a rich red Aṣọ-Oke,
Sanyan- a brown and usual light brown Aṣọ-Oke, and
Ẹtu- a dark blue Aṣọ-Oke.
Other clothing materials include but are not limited to:

Ofi- pure white yarned cloths, used as cover cloth, it can be sewn and worn.
Aran- a velvet clothing material of silky texture sewn into Danṣiki and Kẹmbẹ, worn by the rich.
Adirẹ- cloth with various patterns and designs, dye in indigo ink (Ẹlu or Aro)


I am sorry if I have offended some discernible and great Igbos.Pls,accept my apologies.

[quote author=AskProf post=54713735][/quote]I AM TALKING ABOUT PRESIDENT,ANOTHER YORUBA MAN,ADETOKUNBO WAS THERE TOO BUT NEVER BECAME PRESIDENT.You tried sha.There was an Igbo boy boy helping the president with the errands.You are bolder than the illiterates who opened this thread.They have been dispersed like the efulefu that they are.Have you seen that WAEC only cannot help you.Use your brains and not wuru wuru.Make it another 1000 years before you call YORUBA out concerning education.Yorubas still stand as the most educated.

Amarabae:
you are "dominating" in ur fantasy land of media propaganda.
Ofcourse we have them.
1.Okonjo Iweala- Worldbank VP
2. Arunma Oteh- Worldbank Treasurer
3. Sandie Okoro- Worldbank Counsel general
. Provide these 3 people among u people and let world bank employ them. Then we will start talking.

Those errand boy boys are not even as powerful or important as the president of AFDB...Dr Akinwumi


Now if you can bring half of these people....in their ilk.... (among your Igbo greats),I would say kudos to you

NA YORUBA GUYS....SIX OF THEM....BE THE ONLY AFRICANS TO HAVE WOWED THE WORLD WITH 5.0 CGP..home and abroad Miss Taiwo Bankole and Oyindamola Omotuyi just wowed the world just 2 months ago with 5.0 cgpa perfect scores

NA YORUBA MAN BE THE FIRST AND ONLY NIGERIAN TO BE IN THE CABINET OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

NA YORUBA MAN BE THE FIRST AFRICAN TO BE THE PRESIDENT OF WORLD COURT... TESLIM ELIAS

NA YORUBA MAN BE THE FIRST AFRICAN TO HEAD THE UNO...ALBEIT BRIEFLY.....PROF BOLAJI

NA ONLY YORUBA GET 2 NOBEL LAUREATES...PROFS WOLE SOYINKA AND ADEGBULUGBE

NA YORUBA MAN DEY HEAD ALL THE FORMER HEADS OF THE WORLD...OBASANJO..etc

iamhorny:
you are a clown. keep on deceiving yourself, the joke is on you.

Coupled with the facts that Yorubas lead in Education,Science and Technology and ICT,Music,Business,Infrastructures,Economy etc,they have broken the world records by being only the blacks who had gotten 5.0 cgp both at home and abroad in the higher institutions.

They have the highest numbers of the best black mathematicians in the whole world.....

K. Okikiolu: Born to Nigerian and British parents, but educated in the U.S., Katherine Okikiolu (was once on Princeton's faculty) received special distinction in 1997 when she was the first Black to win a Sloan Research Fellowship. Later in 1997, she won the Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers for "Innovative research in geometric analysis, particularly the determinant of the Laplacian under smooth perturbations, and developing student workshops and mathematics curricula for inner-city children." This particular award is worth $500,000 and is only granted 60 scientists and engineers in the U.S. per year. Okikiolu's work on elliptical differential operators is considered a major contribution, going well beyond what experts had considered feasible, given the current state of knowledge. Her 2001 publication Critical metrics for the determinant of the Laplacian in odd dimensions in the Annals of Mathematics, is receiving high acclaim. She is Associate Professor of Mathematics at the University of California at San Diego.

Farley: Born in an extremely successful academic family of Rochester, New York, Jonathan Farley, graduated second in his class with an A.B. from Harvard University and obtained a mathematics Ph.D. from Oxford University where he was awarded the Senior Mathematical Prize and Johnson Prize for his research. During a two year visit to the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute [MSRI] in 1996, Farley solved very important old problems in the Theory of Ordered Sets. He also works in Lattice Theory. He is currently publishing at an average of more than three papers a year, and in 2003 was a Distinguished Fulbright Scholar at Oxford University in England. Currently is Visiting Professor of Mathematics at Massachusettes Institute of Technology.

Gangbo: In just nine years from a Ph.D. to a Full Professor - this is incredible. Wilfrid Gangbo was born in Benin and in 1992 earned a Ph.D. from Swiss Federale Institute of Technology. Among his twelve papers is his 1996 The geometry of optimal transportation remains the single publication by a Black in the Mittag-Leffler Institute's Acta Mathematica, one of the world's strongest mathematics journals. In 2001 he was appointed Full Professor by Georgia Institute of Technology.

Agboola: In mathematics, one does not always know of young persons working in fields outside their own, and it is a great honor to the individual if the case is otherwise. Adebisi Agboola's work in Number Theory and Arithmetic Algebraic Geometry has been mentioned to me as very good by Kevin Corlette and two of my non-Black colleagues whose area of research is mutually exclusive with Agboola, Corlette, and each other. Agboola is Full Professor of Mathematics at the University of California at Santa Barbara

Gumel: Born in Nigeria, Ph.D. in England. Abba Gumel is an extremely prolific in the areas Mathematical Biology, Non-linear Dynamical Systems, and Computational Mathematics. Currently he is a Full Professor at the University of Manitoba in Canada.

Jackson: American Trachette Jackson was a mathematics major at Arizona State in Tempe. Four years later she earned a Ph.D. in Mathematical Biology. Five years later she had ten articles under her belt and a Sloan Fellowship. Currently, Associate Professor at the Department of Mathematics University of Michigan

Johnson: British born Mathematical Physicist Clifford V. Johnson has over 60 publications since his 1992 Ph.D. Since that time he has immersed himself within String Theory (also see Sylvester James Gates) with papers and books. He is currently on leave at USC.

http://www.math.buffalo.edu/mad/madgreatest.html
Go and read and be literate but na wuru wuru to the answer una like.

https://www.nairaland.com/2674858/yorubas-cornered-nigerias-ict-sector

Ogene001:
Lol, Igbos are taking spaces in universities in your area and you can not find space in universities in the East and you are manufacturing fables to deceive yourself?? is that no enough reason to tell you that igbos are overtaking you in education? Please tell me the multinational job currently recruiting let me see if UNN will not appear because i applied for many of them back then and UNN was comfortably displayed. Una level of ignorance is amazing

I am sorry but you sounded really dumb.Just ask yourself why we have lots of Nigerians in foreign universities while their citizens are hard to find in our universities.This is the reason Yorubas have always won most arguments between them and the Igbos,they use great intelligence,facts and even diplomacy.

iamhorny:
having the highest number of university doesnt equate being the most/best educated.

America has some of the best universities in the world but Japanese and Chinese are better educated than Americans. both from the universities they have at home and their citizens that go to America to use their academic facilities...

By the way, the only university in the west is UI, the rest are wash. OAU is just structure, management and academic is zero, not to talk of the way they just promote lectures who dont know anything or even speak good English and have contracted their research work to outsiders. At the end they retire as professor or doctors with no contribution to national growth or the environment order than brag about that "I Am Professor This and That." not research work of note, no invention, nothing nothing. Just title.

Who them epp?

Let not even talk about Unilag.

As we talk,because of the intelligence and deep thinking God had endowed the Yorubas with,they lead in almost anything education except a very few like the miracle centres inclined WAEC.Yorubas lead in technology,ICT,maths competition,science oriented endeavours.If you are even near the Yorubas academically,then you should know that you are required to argue with facts on this kind of thread not pulling figures or stats from your anuses.If you win with facts,then you are the real thing but I am afraid that Yorubas would still win as they have always mostly won.The very naked truth is our quality compared to the SE educationally is miles ahead.

I was a little busy.The main thing they talk about when talking about educational proficiency anytime is WAEC and one politically motivated unity schools' mark but home and abroad,the SW has consistently shown that they are still the most educated.Our governments in the SW had really slept off while the eastern states governors are doing everything to catch up with the Yorubas.The Igbos are not ashamed...where are those students that had been leading the WAEC as far back as several years(as they claim)ago?NO WHERE TO BE FOUND (unlike the Yoruba geniuses) because it was gotten through massive cheating that may have involved their leaders who really want to catch up with the Yorubas by fire by thunder.Tell them to bring proof of whatever claim they make and you will see them falling by the side. You have really decimated them with facts

totit:
Guy, all I ask for is facts and let's stop beating round bush.

I will be here to read that. If you have nothing, nor facts? Pls, kindly leave my mention.

Fremancipation:
Some honest Yoruba men have written long constructive criticism about the educational decay in the south west but they were disowned as traitors for openly criticizing and bringing out this issue in public especially here on nairaland. Some even said they were igbos using Yoruba names to attack Yorubas. Maybe this is the eye opener that is needed to finally make a change.

As for university rankings, I am not familiar with those ranking to even have an reasonable opinion.

As much as I believe there is a big problem with our education,I do not subscribe to using WAEC as a basis to determine educational potency I am coming

Ahead of the much anticipated roll out of CodeLagos, the Lagos State Ministry of Education on Tuesday said the programme would seek to teach at least one million Lagos residents to code by 2019 and also foster necessary skills to create sustainable solutions to social challenges and create employment opportunities.

The government also announced the commencement of the screening and selection exercise for facilitators for the programme.

In April 2017, 300 Coding Centres across six Education Districts in Lagos State will be commissioned, according to the education ministry, marking the beginning of the CodeLagos after-school programme in both public and private schools – primary, secondary & tertiary. Centres will also be set up at state public libraries and other community spaces.

Speaking at a press briefing, the Special Adviser to the governor on education, Obafela Bank-Olemoh, said that; “CodeLagos will not only cultivate a savvy workforce to drive our mega-city, but it will generate employment and business opportunities as we mobilize up to 1,500 facilitators in 2017 alone.”

“CodeLagos is an initiative of the Lagos State Government which aims to teach one million Lagos residents to code by 2019. The program will foster necessary skills to create sustainable solutions to social challenges and create employment opportunities.”

Mr. Bank-Olemoh also underscored the commitment of the state government, under the leadership of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode to position Lagos State as the technology frontier in Africa saying it was also in line with the Lagos Smart City initiative in partnership with Dubai Smart City.

He said the application process, which is primarily online, entails a submission of bio-data and completion of a general assessment, while successful applicants will receive world-standard trainings on the necessary skills areas.

“Qualifying candidates must be available to participate in all the required trainings which would be provided by the state in collaboration with private sector partners within the technology sector. They must also be willing to commit at least 12 hours weekly to facilitate CodeLagos courses at designated centres upon the launch of the initiative in April,” he said.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/222978-lagos-opens-application-portal-train-one-million-residents-code.html

Olaolufred:
I JUST PRAY THAT THIS TEST WON'T CONFIRM THEY ARE PALESTINIAN.

YOU KNOW WHERE GAZA STRIP IS?

wicked guy

Daniel2032:
Jobless fellows.

You mean the media people?

gameboyo:
Nice one. What about the Murray Bruce family?

PS: And shout-out to the equally bad-ass Olamide Adedeji, Group Channel Manager, who has been with him for 10 solid years, including that time five years when the business was so broke, he wasn’t paid for almost a year Patience pays

More pls.

orimsamsam:
OSU

Flat head OSU

orimsamsam:
OSU must always be osu

Please no call ojukwu special name o

ScotsReferendum:
We are waiting for them to show their sophistication in Technology......

NO RUNNING AWAY O
ARE YOU READY?

https://www.nairaland.com/3323340/yorubas-best-science-technology-ict

Ejanla07:
Afonjas of d sawt waste

Wen they re not raping thr daughter. They are killing thr brother for ritual. . They re either using razor to draw scratches on new borns. . The wicked recession based afonjas will not even let thr dead ones rest. .

Which kind wickedness

NA FLAT SKULL LIKE THIS OJUKWU HEAD...

kodded:
na them, ritual killing na their birthright






www.nairaland.com/attachments/4665907_download1_jpeg5555ffe7a073da9d3ac0d20fa9f8c880

NA THESE PEOPLE TEACH THEM.NA THEM THEM BE
.. THE PIONEER.

IN EDUCATION..IT WOULD TAKE DONKEY YEARS B4 YOU MEET UP WITH YORUBAS,,,,WAEC?

kettle84:
You are resoundingly WRONG ! it take intellectual strength to understand market trends and be able to make profit. Tribalism ,nepotism and favoritism have helped Yoruba's while quota system has enabled Hausa/Fulani.

Talking of intelligence of the igbos.Obj,Yar Adua and Goodluck Jonathan understood the intelligence of the igbos and involved them in government ,that period resulted to exponential growth and prosperity in Nigeria. it was during these period the Nigerian economy clinched the number spot in Africa.

Dora Akunyili,Chukwu Emeka chikelu,Frank Nweke jnr,Prof. chukwuma soludo etc and every igbo who occupied sensitive national positions left with echoing milestone achievement.they were innovative .

Looking at the Nigerian government and the absence of the igbos it is glaring who is more educational brighter.

The igbos have Been toping WAEC results for a long time now and thousands of igbos are in schools all over the universities in Nigeria and abroad.
The igbo nation was not assisted by the UN or the government during and after the civil war and yet are growing in strength.Being the region with the highest number of indigenous companies.

This one made me laugh Chukwu Emeka chikelu,Frank Nweke jnr,Prof. chukwuma soludo etc and every igbo who occupied sensitive national positions left with echoing milestone achievement.they were innovative .


As much as I do not support Buhari totally,all these people Chukwu Emeka chikelu,Frank Nweke jnr,Prof. chukwuma soludo etc and every igbo who occupied sensitive national positions laid the foundation for this recession shit happening now.

JUST A FEW MORE TIME AND THEIR SHITS WOULD BE BURIED IF BUHARI GIVES ROOM FOR THEM TO WORK.

IF YOU WANT TO KNOW THE INGENUITY OF THE YORUBAS ...YOU GO BACK TO WHEN NO CENTRAL GOVT INTERVENED IN THE AFFAIRS OF THE REGIONS.YORUBAS WERE DEVELOPING SO RAPIDLY THAT YOUR ENVIOUS IGBO BROTHERS HAD TO ENVIOUSLY STOP THE GREAT YORUBA NATION.NO REGION WAS NEAR OUR DEVELOPMENT.

kettle84:
You are resoundingly WRONG ! it take intellectual strength to understand market trends and be able to make profit. Tribalism ,nepotism and favoritism have helped Yoruba's while quota system has enabled Hausa/Fulani.

Talking of intelligence of the igbos.Obj,Yar Adua and Goodluck Jonathan understood the intelligence of the igbos and involved them in government ,that period resulted to exponential growth and prosperity in Nigeria. it was during these period the Nigerian economy clinched the number spot in Africa.

Dora Akunyili,Chukwu Emeka chikelu,Frank Nweke jnr,Prof. chukwuma soludo etc and every igbo who occupied sensitive national positions left with echoing milestone achievement.they were innovative .

Looking at the Nigerian government and the absence of the igbos it is glaring who is more educational brighter.

The igbos have Been toping WAEC results for a long time now and thousands of igbos are in schools all over the universities in Nigeria and abroad.
The igbo nation was not assisted by the UN or the government during and after the civil war and yet are growing in strength.Being the region with the highest number of indigenous companies.

No,I am resoundingly right.
SAMPLES:
YORUBAS

---

ARE MORE INTELLIGENT BECAUSE they built empire like Great Britain,Great Roman empire etc and great because they were never Unclad or half clad like barbarians in their lives but Igbos only learnt how to wear clothes in early 20th century.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igbo_people
2. THEY HAVE THE MOST BUSINESSES BOTH HOME AND ABROAD...(I DID NOT SAY TRADE BUT BUSINESS)

3.THEY CONTROL THE ECONOMY OF NIGERIA.

4.SW IS THE 3RD ECONOMY IN AFRICA.

5.THEY HAVE THE MOST INFRASTRUCTURES IN NIGERIA.

6.THEY ARE THE MOST EDUCATED...(Higher institution wise)They have taken almost all the HIGHER educational laurels home and abroad.

7.THEY HAVE LAGOS WHICH IS THE 6TH ECONOMY IN AFRICA AND THE LARGEST CITY IN WEST AFRICA.

8.THEY HAVE OGUN STATE WHICH IS THE MOST INDUSTRIALIZED STATE IN NIGERIA ETC.


According to facts and figures,I think Yorubas are the most achieved and most successful black race in the world.
These are a few of the successes and achievements of the Yoruba people:

Coupled with the facts that Yorubas lead in Education,Science and Technology and ICT,Music,Business,Infrastructures,Economy etc,they have broken the world records by being only the blacks who had gotten 5.0 cgp both at home and abroad in the higher institutions.

They have the highest numbers of the best black mathematicians in the whole world.....

K. Okikiolu: Born to Nigerian and British parents, but educated in the U.S., Katherine Okikiolu (was once on Princeton's faculty) received special distinction in 1997 when she was the first Black to win a Sloan Research Fellowship. Later in 1997, she won the Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers for "Innovative research in geometric analysis, particularly the determinant of the Laplacian under smooth perturbations, and developing student workshops and mathematics curricula for inner-city children." This particular award is worth $500,000 and is only granted 60 scientists and engineers in the U.S. per year. Okikiolu's work on elliptical differential operators is considered a major contribution, going well beyond what experts had considered feasible, given the current state of knowledge. Her 2001 publication Critical metrics for the determinant of the Laplacian in odd dimensions in the Annals of Mathematics, is receiving high acclaim. She is Associate Professor of Mathematics at the University of California at San Diego.

Farley: Born in an extremely successful academic family of Rochester, New York, Jonathan Farley, graduated second in his class with an A.B. from Harvard University and obtained a mathematics Ph.D. from Oxford University where he was awarded the Senior Mathematical Prize and Johnson Prize for his research. During a two year visit to the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute [MSRI] in 1996, Farley solved very important old problems in the Theory of Ordered Sets. He also works in Lattice Theory. He is currently publishing at an average of more than three papers a year, and in 2003 was a Distinguished Fulbright Scholar at Oxford University in England. Currently is Visiting Professor of Mathematics at Massachusettes Institute of Technology.

Gangbo: In just nine years from a Ph.D. to a Full Professor - this is incredible. Wilfrid Gangbo was born in Benin and in 1992 earned a Ph.D. from Swiss Federale Institute of Technology. Among his twelve papers is his 1996 The geometry of optimal transportation remains the single publication by a Black in the Mittag-Leffler Institute's Acta Mathematica, one of the world's strongest mathematics journals. In 2001 he was appointed Full Professor by Georgia Institute of Technology.

Agboola: In mathematics, one does not always know of young persons working in fields outside their own, and it is a great honor to the individual if the case is otherwise. Adebisi Agboola's work in Number Theory and Arithmetic Algebraic Geometry has been mentioned to me as very good by Kevin Corlette and two of my non-Black colleagues whose area of research is mutually exclusive with Agboola, Corlette, and each other. Agboola is Full Professor of Mathematics at the University of California at Santa Barbara

Gumel: Born in Nigeria, Ph.D. in England. Abba Gumel is an extremely prolific in the areas Mathematical Biology, Non-linear Dynamical Systems, and Computational Mathematics. Currently he is a Full Professor at the University of Manitoba in Canada.

Jackson: American Trachette Jackson was a mathematics major at Arizona State in Tempe. Four years later she earned a Ph.D. in Mathematical Biology. Five years later she had ten articles under her belt and a Sloan Fellowship. Currently, Associate Professor at the Department of Mathematics University of Michigan

Johnson: British born Mathematical Physicist Clifford V. Johnson has over 60 publications since his 1992 Ph.D. Since that time he has immersed himself within String Theory (also see Sylvester James Gates) with papers and books. He is currently on leave at USC.

http://www.math.buffalo.edu/mad/madgreatest.html

Even in Technology and ICT...M Zuckerberg just testified to that attestation that Yoruba is a great minded race.YORUBAS CONTROL 70% OF ICT IN NIGERIA BECAUSE IT IS VERY MUCH INTELLIGENCE INCLINED.


LOOK AT INTELLIGENCE AT PLAY ....These are some great clothings of the Yoruba...

The Yoruba have legendary types of clothes that make them distinct from other cultures around them. They take immense pride in their attire, for which they are well known. Clothing materials traditionally come from processed cotton by traditional weavers. They believe that the type of clothes worn by a man depicts his personality and social status, and that different occasions require different clothing outfits.

Typically, The Yoruba have a very wide range of materials used to make clothing, the most basic being the Aṣo-Oke, which is a hand loomed cloth of different patterns and colors sewn into various styles.[115] and which comes in very many different colors and patterns. Aso Oke comes in three major styles based on pattern and coloration;

Alaari – a rich red Aṣọ-Oke,
Sanyan- a brown and usual light brown Aṣọ-Oke, and
Ẹtu- a dark blue Aṣọ-Oke.
Other clothing materials include but are not limited to:

Ofi- pure white yarned cloths, used as cover cloth, it can be sewn and worn.
Aran- a velvet clothing material of silky texture sewn into Danṣiki and Kẹmbẹ, worn by the rich.
Adirẹ- cloth with various patterns and designs, dye in indigo ink (Ẹlu or Aro)


COMPARE YOUR HEROES WITH OURS....

AWOLOWO FLOORS ZIK
SOYINKA FLOORS ACHEBE
SCORPION FLOORS OJUKWU THE

ETC.

gbegemaster:
What a nonsense analysis.

JUST THINK DEEPLY AND YOU WOULD AGREE WITH PEOPLE WHO HAVE SAID THIS..

kettle84:
the yeye white called them lazy because they refused to be submissive slaves like others however, it has been proven beyond doubt that igbos are a hardworking people.

IT IS MAINLY BECAUSE THE CIVIL WAR INHERENTLY TURNED A LARGE PERCENTAGE OF IBOS TO TRADERS...DUE TO THAT,ONE CAN SAY IBOS ARE PHYSICALLY HARDWORKING WHILE YORUBAS ARE MENTALLY HARDWORKING...

I AM PICKING MENTAL TO PHYSICAL BECAUSE ESAU WAS PHYSICALLY HARDWORKING LIKE THE IGBOS BUT UNDER JACOB WHO WAS MENTALLY HARDWORKING LIKE THE YORUBAS...

YORUBA IS JACOB.
IGBO IS ESAU.

slurryeye:
See what a white man said about Igbos

"For the poor wretch, besides a lean, spare, weakly framed presented the beholders a set of features which marked him at once as belonging to the Eboe nation, the laziest and most useless of those imported from Africa"

https://books.google.ca/books?id=1x8CAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA97&lpg=PA97&dq=useless+eboe+slaves&source=bl&ots=6L4ueYeS3E&sig=UHKrdlkjAOWzOdzOsvxj0TQn99A&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj4yvWZzprRAhVGz2MKHZpIDaIQ6AEISzAF#v=onepage&q=useless%20eboe%20slaves&f=false

LAG

MrMcJay:
Peace is not the absence of conflict but the presence of justice.

This is a very foolish move by Ambode that would backfire in less than 2 years. Why is he rewarding criminals instead of providing incentives for undercover investigation and strike-teams to take out these criminals.

Collecting taxes from honest folks and giving it to criminals and murderers. If these are the kinds of foolish policies Ambode is gonna come up with in the nearest future, he doesn't deserve a second term.

HE SURE DOESN'T WITH THIS BAD DECISION....
AMNESTY KE!!!