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deomeelo:
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Obviously, the fake, shallow and empty chest beaters don pack up and close shop even with all the stealing, false claims, and countless lies.


I hereby declare this sad and miserable thread R.I.P.



Ndo.........e go beta one day.

We should post to enable u guys have a lot to repost and discuss on ur useless thread?

Tell me what is here that u guys haven't copied and pasted in ur thread just to increase the page number..

I lost interest when I found out over 95% of what is obtainable from ur thread is just exaggerations, repetitions, recycling, reposting of our posts and comments and bogus images from internet and Computer generated graphics

It seems we have to go to " Our first" in Nigeria and Africa..

Then we go into Athletes, Engineers and inventors

Ngozi Madueke-Dozie, Manager, iflix Nigeria



Nigeria’s quantum subscriber base, our major attraction –
Ngozi Madueke-Dozie.



Poised to transform the way Nigerians access content and
avert piracy by providing affordable diverse content, iflix has
berthed in Nigeria.

The company’s country Manager, Ngozi Madueke-Dozie has
been in the communication, entertainment and technology
sectors for 12 years and has served as tech expert in various
companies, including MTN, Iroko and Bicom of Mtv Base,
before porting to iflix. In this interview, she reveals iflix’s
blueprint for Nigeria’s teaming 51 million smart phone users.





Why is iflix in Nigeria?
Nigeria would have up to 75.9 million people online by 2020
and we want to key into that. This nation is pertinent in iflix’s
goal to transform the way one billion people view content.
Nigeria has a population of 192 million; 135 million of that
number is around 30 years of age. Mobile subscribers are at
151 million while, mobile broadband base is 91million with
51million smart phone users. Mobile internet traffic is 76
percent; internet and smart phone penetration are 53 and 30
percent respectively. This is the place to be.
The potential that Nigeria has to offer is existential.
Ultimately, Nigeria is existential in iflix’s existence, in terms of
our goal in Africa. We are trying to reach a billion people but
first of all we need to reach the most populous, we will still
get to the less populated countries, but in terms of relevance
and importance, we cannot come to Africa without launching
in Nigeria or without first being successful in Nigeria.
Most importantly, we are here to feel the pulse of Nigerians, to
build Nigerian based content and give the people only what
they want.
What is iflix?
We are a leading Subscriber Video on Demand platform
founded in Malaysia two years ago. We are now in Nigeria
and in partnership with over 200 studios and distributors in
the world. Simply put, iflix is an application where you can
watch and download movies. With iflix you have access of
thousands of content from Hollywood, Bollywood, Nollywood,
sports, cartoons, series, you name, we have it. You can access
iflix with N800 monthly with the first month being free. Iflix is
how we intend to combat piracy by giving people quality,
convenient and affordable options from an array of highly
diverse content.
How does iflix generate content?
Our goal is to create our own content, which is not only unique
to us but it is sought after and subscribers will be more than
willing to pay for it. We have sports highlight on the
application, we are however looking to get life feeds.
There are movie houses that have movies exclusive to their
viewing platform. The truth is that content is king and you will
always have to pay for content if you are not generating your
own content. Eventually, there will be iflix exclusives.
Nigerians can send content to us by mailing Ali Yakubu, the
Content Aquisition Manager at ali@iflix.com or bring it to us
on the 1st floor, Workstation, at 7, Ibiyinka Olorunbe Close,
Victoria Island, Lagos.
How can iflix be accessed?
First step is to download the application from your mobile
store, like Playstoreb for instance. Next step is search and
download. After the first month ubscription is N800 per month
as opposed to other than charge N1,000 and pay TV which
goes for N4,500. Invariably, the average 20 minutes series will
cost 25mb, so with 1GB data you can get a full season. We
are basically cheaper and we bill in dollars. We have over five
million members and five billion minutes of movies streamed
since it was launched in 2015.
What are your plans to censor content?
We are talking with religious bodies to get religious content
for interested subscribers. We are also following the guidelines
of the Nigerian Film and Video Censor Board, NFVCB, to
ensure that only content that fits their specifications, are on
iflix Nigeria.
Also, iflix has a parental control feature which gives parents
the ability to determine the kind of contents their children
view. There isthe support section where users can lay their
complaints concerning the application, in case of any.
How does the presence of iflix improve employment in
Nigeria?
We think beyond our direct employment; thousands of youths,
as talent, movie producers and marketers are going to get
employed due to the existence of this service in Nigeria. This
is because we are offering a safe and far reaching portal that
is piracy free and suited for the Nigerian audience.
Diamond Bank, MTN, Women’s World Banking Partner To
Simplify Saving Culture Among Women
A leading retail bank, using new technology and digital
applications to drive financial inclusion and innovative
customer experience, while contributing to Nigeria’s economic
growth, Diamond Bank, in partnership with MTN and global
nonprofit; Women’s World Banking, is unveiling the next phase
of the Diamond Y’ello account aimed at encouraging more…


Why Tech Will Help Unbanked Population'
84.6 million Nigerians, accounting for 47 percent of the
country's population are unbanked. In a sharp contrast,
mobile phone penetration is very high at 94.5 percent with 30
percent of Nigerians owning a smartphone..


We are uniquely great!

This thread is wonderful! Full of great people that have achieved remarkably a lot in all fields of endeavors...


Ndigbo remains the hope of black race!

Oh my gosh! The other thread is waiting for us to post in order to repost on their thread to increase page number...

Inferiority complex!

So pathetic! Whatever we post here is reposted in Afonja thread for discussion...

This people have exhausted whatever they think is their pride and now waiting for us to post so they can copy and paste on their thread just to increase the page number..


This is inferiority complex..



Afonja is a cursed race!

Weinberg:
CHIKA NWOBI: MEET THE GOD OF NIGERIA’S MOBILE AND
INTERNET SPACE .






Nigeria’s mobile tech pioneer who founded MTECH, West
Africa’s largest mobile content company, is producing the
country’s next generation of elite entrepreneurs and internet
companies – and he’s already got $5m for the job
In 1999, as the United States of America tried to find its way
through the infamous dot come bubble, Chika Nwobi was an
employee with phoneonline.com, a Knoxville-based mobile
internet startup. The East Tennessee State University
Computer Science and Economics Hons grad had always
wanted to be an entrepreneur.




Sensing an opportunity around the corner, he spent a year
gathering experience on mobile web technology, at the time a
disruptive phenomenon at the time enjoying gradual uptake in
the USA.
Chika recalls, reclining on his black leather office seat: “It was
a great time.”
The homecoming
With no veteran experts to consult on this amazingly novel
technology, Fortune 500 company execs turned to 21-year-old
Chika and the likes who had the head start. “The Vice
President of AT&T would call me!” Nwobi exclaims with a
smile.



Meanwhile, his home country Nigeria was witnessing a shift
to democratic governance after 13 years of military rule, and
with the shift renewed hopes of political stability and
economic wealth for the famed giant of Africa.
On one of the endless foreign tours of then-president Olusegun
Obasanjo’s several foreign tour, Nwobi got wind of the news
that telecoms companies would be rolling out soon. He
decided to return home, encouraged by dreams of making a
million bucks within six months of providing mobile internet
service to a hungry market.
It hadn’t yet become fashionable to return home to Nigeria.
But family friend Ndidi Nwuneli inspired him. The Harvard
Alum, who later blazed a trail in non-profits in made the
strange decision to return to Nigeria, motivating Nwobi to also
go against the grain and make, early a move many of
Nigeria’s now leading tech entrepreneurs eventually had to
imitate.
With $300,000 in seed capital from Lateef Belo-Osagie, media
entrepreneur Chris Ubosi and others, Chika sourced 10 fresh
Obafemi Awolowo University grads and founded MTech
Communications.
However – and this is contrary to popular belief – MTech
wasn’t an instant success. It would take nearly 3 years before
the company made any substantial earnings.
Sure the group of self-taught 20-year old mobile engineers set
up the first access and content servers, wap gateway, and the
whole gamut of mobile internet infrastructure supporting first
mover MTN without any external input. Unfortunately,
inadequate network capacity and expensive data costs
discouraged subscription. By the end of the first year, the
young founder had run out of cash.
By the second year, the startup had become to miss salaries
Fortunately, however, the investors were amazed by what the
committed lot had achieved and decided to cushion with a
little more funds.
“The product, commercially, was a huge failure,” Nwobi
recalls. “But from a credibility standpoint was successful. Our
financial backers and the MTN guys believed we could do
anything.”
The credibility worked wonders. Soon, Nwobi and his team
began to get several opportunities from MTN to develop other
products – polyphonic ringtones, caller tunes, and a plethora
of value added mobile services. MTECH became a massive
success!
In 2007, the company generated N600m in revenues with a
net profit of N116m. MTECH soon expanded services to all
Nigerian networks, began providing audience interactivity
solutions for hit TV and radio shows and infiltrated new
African markets.
The premier mobile content company now leads markets in
Ghana, Kenya, Uganda and Cote D’Ivoire and waxes a $28
million market capitalisation on the Nigerian bourse alone.
Owning, by the age of 30, a majority individual shareholding
in a multimillion-dollar company, Chika Nwobi was living the
‘Silicon valley dream’ many local tech entrepreneurs still only
fantasise about.
“Chika is the god of this whole thing (Nigerian mobile and
internet business),” iROKO founder Jason Njoku once said.
True Blood
Born to entrepreneurial parents 36 years ago, Chika grew up in
Nigeria. He attended the prestigious Corona Primary School,
Model College Badore and Atlantic Hall. His father founded
one of the earliest Nigerian courier companies – Choice
Courier (now Tranex Plc). His mother also went into business
after a successful career as a civil servant.
Light-skinned and chubby, Nwobi fittingly stretches 6 feet
high and exudes a charming warmth. What strikes you though
is the evenness of his persona – no skewing left or right,
excited or dampened. The word is – steady.
His tenor voice has neither the telling accent of his Igbo
nationality or the acquired tongue of years in school or work
in America. In spite of more than ten years as a chief
executive controlling major sums, his dress code is still
casual. Chika’s signature is a pair of black-rimmed glasses,
short sleeves or polos.
Not surprisingly, even this is neither law nor dogma. At
MTECH’s listing on the Nigerian bourse in 1999, Chika joined
his high-powered board of directors dressed in a fitted grey 2-
piece suit.
The Developer
Bespectacled and covered in a purple Ralph Lauren polo,
carton-brown chinos, pink happy socks and a pair of laceless
black shoes, Nwobi seats behind a clustered black executive
desk at his Lekki-based Level5 Lab – a startup accelerator
company he founded in 1999 after dropping active roles at
MTECH. He wanted to focus on his passion for building
talents and products.
“My role as Group CEO was distracting me from my passion
and at that age (28) I needed to do what I enjoyed,” he
shares.
But he left a solid legacy from those years as CEO. Many of
his pioneer hands are leaders across tech verticals and
companies. The leaders of Nigeria’s top three mobile content
companies, Twinepine and Terragon Group CEO Elo Umeh,
MCOMM founder Mr Chidi Aneto-Okeke and Interswitch Group
Marketing Lead Enyioma Anaba are a few of the 10 success-
hungry geeks that Chika hired as MTECH’s pioneering
workforce. According to Chika, “one of them also now runs
network infrastructure for AT&T in America.”
Under L5Lab, which also is a member of the $100m One
Africa Media Group, he founded Kamdora.com, a defunct
online fashion retailer he now considers unsuccessful. Along
came , which he co-founded with OAM boss
Carey Eaton, and has helped grow into Nigeria’s largest online
auto marketplace with over 40,000 listings.
The most notable success, however, has been his support and
reported N10 million cash-for-equity investment in a cash-
strapped employability portal called .
That Jobberman interest exponentially appreciated following
an unexpected million dollar funding from Tiger Global in the
startup. Under Nwobi’s institutional guidance, the L5Lab
portfolio companies, seeded with “tens of thousands of
dollars”, have developed into market leaders along their
different verticals and according to the serial founder, are
currently worth a combined $5 million in OAM shares.
In February of this year he took a step further. Venture
capitalists L5Lab and Kenya-based 88mph launched 440NG –
a Lagos-based $1.5 million early stage funding and
accelerator program modeled after Y-combinator. The joint
venture will be providing a potpourri of support and seed
funds of $20,000 to $110,000 to 10 selected startups, which
will be working out of its posh Moore House penthouse
overlooking the highbrow Ikoyi area.
The steady Nwobi can barely contain his excitement about
this one: “440 is going to be a world class startup
environment and the best Nigeria has ever seen!”
It’s planned to be a scalable and systematic approach to
churning out both great talent and African products which will
benefit from a web of internationally experienced mentors,
pool of powerful investors, partners such as Google for
Entrepreneurs, and a network of important clients.
“Having seen the talent, hustler mentality, and sheer market
size of Nigeria, I think we will see some amazing companies
come out of this program,” 88mph founder Kresten Buch,
adds.
Foreign money and local player s
Nigeria’s tech startup ecosystem received a major boost in
2011/12 when US-based fund Tiger Global made multimillion-
dollar investments in three of the country’s leading startups.
Nollywood digital distributor iROKO TV clinched a widely
celebrated $8 million commitment, travel online agent
Wakanow received an undisclosed multimillion dollar funding
while Jobberman got a million dollars. Nigeria had officially
arrived.
“Tiger and Kinnevik invested here when nobody was willing to
take such risk and the entrepreneurs couldn’t afford to mess it
up for future entrepreneurs,” Nwobi reflects. “This was a great
opportunity for the Nigerian story.”
He thinks it has been a huge success so far. “Our first set of
entrepreneurs are doing a great job, executing well and
securing additional funds,” he says. “None of the publicised
invested companies has shutdown years after. Even some
investors have already made money. I have made really good
return divesting a third of (my) equity in Jobberman and this
development is much needed for progress. I believe that more
investors are now looking at the Nigerian space and there
should be an exponential jump in startup activity.”
Since Tiger Global’s early investments, the American tech
fund has made additional commitments in Nigeria while
Kinnevik, Naspers, Rocket Internet, Microsoft, Intel Capital;
Millicom et al have also joined the party. According to
CrunchBase, last year was by far the most active period for
Nigerian technology investment.
No walk in the park
Husband and father to a set of male twins, Chika Nwobi, as
successful as he is, is not without his own regrets. Standing
in the back end of his white-walled workspace and staring
dramatically into the space in front of him, he confesses,
having achieved more success than anyone around him at the
time, to have sunk into complacency, too early, while running
MTECH.
“If I had stayed hungry I could have made MTECH much
bigger. But I was young, bored and had that kind of serious
cash flow,” he laments.
Then he recalls with a grin how he turned down MTN’s near $
1m acquisition offer for his mobile web product. Fresh from
America, he had imagined his magical mobile Internet service
would make a million dollars within six months!
“For almost 3 years, I and my stomach regretted not selling to
MTN,” he bursts out laughing.
Still, his regrets are clearly only a matter of form and scale,
certainly not of substance. To all intent and purpose, he is a
man who has done well for himself. For this, he credits the
phenomenal power of ‘disruption.’
‘It gives opportunities for nobodies to be somebodies,” he
says. “Graduates who would never have had a chance in Shell
Petroleum for the next 20 years now own massive things.
Jobberman and Cheki founders were nobody four years ago.”
And what does the god of big things see in the future? “We’re
still in the middle of that disruption,” he declares, with
certainty.
There are many young and coming entrepreneurs across the
country who will say yes and amen.

We are truly ingenious!

This thread should be on Joke section!
This is for real political news not jokes!

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.

Around 2002 to 2003, Kotec was the best selling Machine spare parts...

Is he into Motorcycle production? because his colleagues in the business are really into the business already

saintfieldcastro:
Don Jazzy


Early life and education
Michael Collins Ajereh was born in Umuahia Abia_State . [2]
His family lived in Ajegunle, Lagos where Ajereh was raised.
He was educated at the co-educational high school, Federal
Government College Lagos. Ajereh found an interest in music
early in life and at age 12, began to play the bass guitar. He
also gained knowledge of traditional and percussion
instruments. Ajareh enrolled in business management studies
at the Ambrose Alli University , Ekpoma, Edo state.
In 2000, Ajereh visited London. His uncle had invited him to
play the drums for the local church. [3] In London, Ajereh
gained employment at McDonald's as a security guard. He
continued his interest in music, associating with Solek, JJC,
Kas, The 419 Squad and D'Banj . Ajereh learnt producing skills
from Emeka Infiniti at O-Town record company.
Career
Mo' Hits records and GOOD music
In 2004, Ajereh collaborated with D'Banj to form Mo' Hits
Records . In the next two years, Ajereh produced the albums
No Long Thing and Rundown/Funk You Up. A third album,
Curriculum Vitae, had also been started. Around this time,
Ajereh developed a recognisable introduction, "It's Don Jazzy
Again!"
In 2008, Ajereh was credited in the production of The
Entertainer by D'Banj. He also contributed to the production of
Wande Coal 's Mushin 2 MoHits, an album that was described
as one of the best albums to ever come out of Nigeria. [4]
Although Ajereh did not take credit as a singer, he performed
background vocals for artists he produced. These
performances include vocals for D'Banj , Sauce Kid, Dr SID,
Ikechukwu, Kween , D'Prince , Jay-Z . Ajereh provided vocal
performance for Kanye West's song Lift Off with Beyoncé on
the Watch The Throne album.
In 2011, Ajereh was employed by Kanye West as a producer at
Very Good Beatz . Kanye West made a surprise appearance at
the Koko Concert in London. He showed support to D'Banj by
giving him his chain. Ajereh worked with Jay-Z and Kanye
West on the production of Lift Off , featuring Beyoncé on the
album Watch The Throne which was released on 8 August
2011.
In March 2012, Don Jazzy and D'Banj abandoned their
partnership citing artistic differences. [5]
Mavin records
On 7 May 2012, Ajereh announced a new record label, Mavin
Records . Ajereh said, "I see Mavin Records being the power
house of Music in Africa in the shortest possible time." [6] On
8 May 2012, he released an album featuring the artists signed
to his label. The songs on the album included: Amarachi ,
Forever , Oma Ga , Take Banana and Chocolate , YOLO and the
anthem I'm a MAVIN. Mavin records signed the vocalist, Tiwa
Savage . Ajereh built a social network platform called "Marvin
League" to complement and market his label. [7]
On 5 November 2013, Ajereh had conflict with an artist,
Wande Coal who left the label two days later. [8]
In September 2014, Ajereh produced a Nigerian social activist
song with Reekado Banks and Di'Ja called Arise. [9]
At the Headies Awards 2015, Ajereh argued with Olamide . The
two disagreed about who should have won the "Next Rated"
award. Lil Kesh of YBNL records lost to Reekado Banks,
Ajereh's artist. The winner of the award received a car.
Apologies on both sides were posted afterwards. [10][11]
Other ventures
Samsung endorsement
Soon after Ajereh's split from D'Banj, the Samsung company
introduced to the market "Built for Africa" products including
an Afro-Pop home theatre launched in Cape Town with Ajereh
endorsing. [12]
Film appearance
In 2012, Ajereh appeared in Moses Inwang's movie The Last 3
Digits in Nollywood. Inwang also cast Ali Baba, A.Y. , Nonso
Diobi and Dr. Sid. [13][14][15][16]
Awards
Nigerian Music Awards (2006) - Producer of the Year.
Nigerian Entertainment Awards (2007) - Music Producer of
the Year.
The Headies 2011 - Producer of the Year for Over The Moon ,
Mr Endowed and Pop Something[17]
The Headies 2014 - Producer of the Year for Dorobucci [18]
City People Entertainment Award (2015) - special
recognition award. [19]

Afonja dey talk say Don Jazzy no be Igbo - Maybe he should deny his identity and claim Afonja

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.

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

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.

Igbo people in transportation sector have to patronize this ANNAMMCO to keep them up and running..

Igbo totally dominate in transportation sector

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.

That's ingenuity and resilience..

They started from scratch and achieved an enviable result

Nnaemeka Favour udozor

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

Enyimba international football club is the best, richest, popular, most decorated and successful and the strongest club in Nigeria.

GoldNiagara:
What ever rock your boat. This is a site for garbage any way. Weldone nnwanne nnwoke.

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?

Honours Domestic Nigerian Premier League : 7 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2010, 2015. Nigerian FA Cup : 4 2005, 2009, 2013, 2014. National Second Division : 1 1993. Nigerian Super Cup : 4 2001, 2003, 2010, 2013. International African Champions League : 2 2003, 2004 African Super Cup : 2 2004, 2005 Performance in CAF competitions CAF Champions League : 8 appearances 2002 – Second Round 2003 – Champion ( Enyimba International F.C. season 2003) 2004 – Champion 2005 – Group Stage 2006 – Group Stage 2008 – Semi-finals 2011 – Semi-finals 2014 – First Round 2016 – Group Stage CAF Confederation Cup : 1 appearance 2010 – Second Round of 16

Enyimba International Football Club, the Most successful club in Nigeria.
Enyimba International Football Club, or simply Enyimba , is a Nigerian football (soccer) club based in the city of Aba which plays in the Nigerian Premier League . Their name means People's Elephant in Igbo language and is also the nickname used for the city of Aba. Founded in 1976, the club rose to prominence in the 2000s and is considered the most successful Nigerian football club as they won two African Champions League titles, six Nigerian championships and four Federation Cups since 2001.

Early years The club was founded as a state-owned club in November 1976 by Jerry Amadi Enyeazu who was the first Director for Sports in the newly established Imo State, a province in southeast Nigeria. In August 1991 Imo State was divided further and the Abia State was created from the part of Imo which included the city of Aba, Enyimba's hometown, so the new state's government took over as owners of Enyimba. In the 1970s and 1980s Enyimba struggled to make a notable impact as the traditional powerhouses such as Enugu Rangers , Shooting Stars, Bendel Insurance and local rivals Iwuanyanwu Nationale dominated Nigerian football. Enyimba's rise to fame began in 1990 when the Professional League was inaugurated. In their first season in the top division Enyimba finished 13th out of 16 clubs, winning just five out of 30 games with a goal difference 25–36. In the following season they won eight games but still finished 15th with 36 points, just one point short from escaping relegation behind Stationery Stores , and were relegated to second level for the 1992 season. Enyimba then stayed in the second level for the next two seasons before winning promotion in 1993, finishing first with 29 wins out of 46 games, winning a record 96 points with a goal difference 64–25, with most goals scored and fewest goals conceded in the 24-team league. Back in top level, their string of good results continued, and they finished the 1994 season third, behind BCC Lions and Shooting Stars, missing out on a spot in the 1995 CAF Cup on goal difference. After a mediocre 1995 season, they won fourth place in 1996, before a series of inconsistent result saw them narrowly escaping relegation on goal difference in 1997 and finishing seventh in 1998. Rise to prominence Enyimba's fortunes began to change in 1999 when Orji Uzor Kalu was elected Governor of Abia State in the first democratic elections held in the country after several years of military rule. Kalu then proceeded to ensure generous funding for the local team and appointed Felix Anyansi Agwu as the new chairman of the club, who in turn appointed Godwin Koko Uwa as the club's first coach in the new era. The appointment soon returned results, with Uwa leading Enyimba to their first Nigerian championship title in the 2001 season, as well as winning the Nigerian Super Cup in October 2001 by beating Dolphins 2–0 in Maiduguri. Their first silverware marked the beginning of a period of Enyimba's dominance in Nigerian football. The People's Elephant experienced international football for the first time in August 2001, when they were invited to play Internazionale at San Siro in a charity friendly which marked the return of Ronaldo after a 21-month injury layoff and saw Enyimba thrashed 7–0 with four goals from Christian Vieri. [3] They also had their first appearance in a continental competition in the 2002 CAF Champions League . Due to the lack of a good playing ground at their base in Aba, the club played their home matches in Calabar , a neighbouring town and the capital of the Cross River State. After winning the first round tie against Étoile Filante 5–3 on aggregate, they were knocked out in the second round by the 1998 Champions ASEC Mimosas of Côte d'Ivoire . The defeat proved to be another turning point in the history of the club as it was the main cause for the club's rebuilding of what used to be a substandard playing pitch into the Enyimba International Stadium, a 15,000 capacity stadium equipped with floodlights, electronic scoreboard and covered seats, which was later inspected by the CAF president Issa Hayatou and was officially approved for that year's CAF Champions League matches. The club went on to win their second successive Nigerian title in 2002, and then became the first Nigerian club to win the continent's premier international club competition in the 2003 CAF Champions League by beating Ismaily of Egypt 2–1 on aggregate, under coach Kadiri Ikhana. This was also the first time since 1996 that a Nigerian club had reached the final of the competition. Several key players from Enyimba's 2003 continental success have since gone on to play for Nigeria, including Vincent Enyeama , Muri Ogunbiyi, Obinna Nwaneri and Onyekachi Okonkwo . Enyimba then successfully defended their title as won their second consecutive African Champions League title in 2004 , beating Tunisia's Étoile du Sahel in the finals. After finishing runners-up in the national championship in 2004 (behind Dolphins ), Enyimba won the Double in 2005, winning their fourth Nigerian championship and their first Nigerian Cup . Awards In 2003 , Enyimba won the best team in Africa award while coach Kadiri emerged the best coach. In 2004, the club retained the best coach award while the club's first choice goalkeeper, Vincent Enyeama won the Champions league player of the year. These two Champions league victories in the hands of West African teams, plus the second CAF Super Cup against Accra Hearts of Oak finally brought Enyimba to the limelight of African football. The team signed a $300,000 uniform deal with Joma in 2008. [4] 2008–09 season The team finished third in the Premier League with 64 points. On 12 July, Enyimba defeated Sharks FC by a lone goal at the Teslim Balogun Stadium to lift the 2009 Federation Cup and qualified for the CAF Confederation Cup 2010 . 2012–13 season The team was on course to reclaim the League title from Kano Pillars but crowd trouble forced the match to be abandoned. A rearranged match on 9 October 2013 in Lokoja saw them lose to Pillars who eventually won the league with 63 points while Enyimba finished with 62 points. Enyimba would however go on to win the Nigerian FA Cup that year where they faced Warri Wolves in the finals. The match ended 2–2 and 5–4 on penalties. 2013–14 season The 2013–14 season started in abysmal form for the People's Elephants. They were knocked out of the CAF Champions League by Real Bamako and they had a stuttering start to their own campaign. They ended the first half of the season in 6th place after Giwa FC who were led by Enyimba's Champions League winning coach Kadiri Ikhana held them to a goalless draw in Aba. They made a move for Ikhana at the start of the second half, firing the then technical adviser, Zachary Baraje. The team eventually finished second in that Premier League season with 64 points. They finished behind Kano Pillars who they beat 3–1 on the last day of the season. It was a campaign that saw them win just 1 out of their 6 Oriental Derbies, the only win being a 2–1 home win to Rangers International. State Rivals Abia Warriors beat them 1–0 in Aba, Cletus Itodo getting the decisive goal. They also dropped points in Aba to Giwa FC and Heartland of Owerri. Enyimba striker Mfon Udoh set a new goal scoring record of the season, scoring 23 goals. Emem Eduok of Dolphins finished behind him with 21 goals both beating Jude Aneke's record of 20 goals. The season ended on a high like the previous season as Enyimba won the 2014 Edition of the Federations Cup at the Teslim Balogun Stadium in Lagos on 23 November 2014, beating Dolphins 2–1 in the finals. Mfon Udoh scored Enyimba's first while Chinonso Okonkwo got the second. Emem Eduok pulled one back for Dolphins.

U can also type List of companies in Nigeria....
Mavins records makes one of the top list..
We are taking them one by one

GoldNiagara:
Jim Iyke, don jazzy and geneive, add tonto decay to it. You have run out products just at page 139.The guys are sore losers. Mediocre list!

U Afonja posted even Contestants at Robotic challenge,

CEOs of foreign companies that aren't indigenous,

Jornalists, singers and aviation people of Afonja extraction..


U seem to be afraid because these people I'm listing are far richer, famous and established than most of the charge and bail lawyers in Afonja..

In fact, Some athletes which I am about to list now are richer than Osun state..


Wait patiently for the list because we shall take them one by one...

The great Amazon, Genevieve Nnaji

Genevieve Nnaji. - Actress, Singer ,role model

She is the most successful Nollywood actress

Genevieve was born on May 3, 1979, a native of Mbaise, Imo State, Nigeria. Refered to as the “Julia Roberts of Africa” by CNN, She won the African Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role in 2005. She was introduced into Nollywood in 1998 with the movie “Most Wanted” and since then has featured in over 80 movies. She is one of the highest paid Nollywood actresses and she has gone ahead to release her own music album. Other awards she received include: Best Actress of the year award at the 2001 City People Awards.[b]Genevieve Nnaji. - Actress, Singer ,role model

She is the most successful Nollywood actress

Genevieve was born on May 3, 1979, a native of Mbaise, Imo State, Nigeria. Refered to as the “Julia Roberts of Africa” by CNN, She won the African Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role in 2005. She was introduced into Nollywood in 1998 with the movie “Most Wanted” and since then has featured in over 80 movies. She is one of the highest paid Nollywood actresses and she has gone ahead to release her own music album. Other awards she received include: Best Actress of the year award at the 2001 City People Awards.[/b]Genevieve Nnaji. - Actress, Singer ,role model

She is the most successful Nollywood actress

Genevieve was born on May 3, 1979, a native of Mbaise, Imo State, Nigeria. Refered to as the “Julia Roberts of Africa” by CNN, She won the African Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role in 2005. She was introduced into Nollywood in 1998 with the movie “Most Wanted” and since then has featured in over 80 movies. She is one of the highest paid Nollywood actresses and she has gone ahead to release her own music album. Other awards she received include: Best Actress of the year award at the 2001 City People Awards.

The Great achiever, Jim Iyke

Jim Iyke Net Worth
How much is Jim Iyke Worth?


Jim Iyke net worth: $30 million dollars.

Jim Iyke is a Nigerian actor who has a net worth of $30 million dollars. James Ikechukwu Esomugha was born in Libreville, Gabon in September 1976. He is a popular actor in the Nigerian film industry, also known as Nollywood. Jim is the only boy and has seven sisters. He graduated from the University of Jos, Plateau State. His first appearance came in the 2002 video $1: One Dollar. Since then he has appeared in more than 150 films. In 2007 he started the movie production company Untamed Productions and has also started his own music label Untamed Records. Iyke produced the album Who Am I? which featured Nigeria's top musicians. He has starred in the movies Between Kings and Queens, Last Flight to Abuja, The Mechanic-Who Is the Man, And Then There Was You, and Palace War. He also starred in the 2008 video Beyonce & Rihanna. He was involved in a controversial deliverance at the Church of All nations which went viral on social media. Iyke founded the Jim Iyke Foundational for Children with Special Disabilities. He is dating actress Nadia Buari.


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Jim Iyke - Actor, CEO Untamed Productions, Untamed Records.
Early life and education He was born on September 25, 1976 in Libreville, Gabon. His parents are Mr and Mrs Stephen Okolue, whose last name changed to Esomugha from Enugu Agidi town in Anambra State. He is the only boy in a family of eight children. [2] Jim Iyke studied at the University of Jos, Plateau State where he got a diploma in Banking and Finance and then a B.Sc. in Philosophy. [3] Career Jim Iyke began acting in 2001. He's one of the highest paid actors in Nollywood .,[4] and has appeared in over 150 films. He started a movie production company, Untamed Productions in 2007. Jim Iyke began his own music label, Untamed Records. [5] He produced a first album, titled “Who Am I? ” featuring some of Nigeria’s top musicians such as TuFace Idibia , and Sound Sultan. [6] Controversy The controversial video of Iyke's purported 'deliverance' at The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations, led by Pastor T.B. Joshua went viral and led to intense debate on social media. [7] The 'evil spirit' supposedly confessed that it was behind Iyke's inability to get married. [8] Philanthropy Jim lyke is the founder of Jim lyke Foundation for Children with Special Disabilities. He visited Kenya in December 2012 in support of the Make a Change Campaign, a charity project founded by Christopher Grey, and Jamaican dancehall artist Cécile. [9] [10] Personal life Jim iyke believes in the art of self defense as he is a black belt holder and preferred fight technique is Karate [11]

Don jazzy

Don Jazzy

Early life and education Michael Collins Ajereh was born in Umuahia Abia_State . [2] His family lived in Ajegunle, Lagos where Ajereh was raised. He was educated at the co-educational high school, Federal Government College Lagos. Ajereh found an interest in music early in life and at age 12, began to play the bass guitar. He also gained knowledge of traditional and percussion instruments. Ajareh enrolled in business management studies at the Ambrose Alli University , Ekpoma, Edo state. In 2000, Ajereh visited London. His uncle had invited him to play the drums for the local church. [3] In London, Ajereh gained employment at McDonald's as a security guard. He continued his interest in music, associating with Solek, JJC, Kas, The 419 Squad and D'Banj . Ajereh learnt producing skills from Emeka Infiniti at O-Town record company. Career Mo' Hits records and GOOD music In 2004, Ajereh collaborated with D'Banj to form Mo' Hits Records . In the next two years, Ajereh produced the albums No Long Thing and Rundown/Funk You Up. A third album, Curriculum Vitae, had also been started. Around this time, Ajereh developed a recognisable introduction, "It's Don Jazzy Again!" In 2008, Ajereh was credited in the production of The Entertainer by D'Banj. He also contributed to the production of Wande Coal 's Mushin 2 MoHits, an album that was described as one of the best albums to ever come out of Nigeria. [4] Although Ajereh did not take credit as a singer, he performed background vocals for artists he produced. These performances include vocals for D'Banj , Sauce Kid, Dr SID, Ikechukwu, Kween , D'Prince , Jay-Z . Ajereh provided vocal performance for Kanye West's song Lift Off with Beyoncé on the Watch The Throne album. In 2011, Ajereh was employed by Kanye West as a producer at Very Good Beatz . Kanye West made a surprise appearance at the Koko Concert in London. He showed support to D'Banj by giving him his chain. Ajereh worked with Jay-Z and Kanye West on the production of Lift Off , featuring Beyoncé on the album Watch The Throne which was released on 8 August 2011. In March 2012, Don Jazzy and D'Banj abandoned their partnership citing artistic differences. [5] Mavin records On 7 May 2012, Ajereh announced a new record label, Mavin Records . Ajereh said, "I see Mavin Records being the power house of Music in Africa in the shortest possible time." [6] On 8 May 2012, he released an album featuring the artists signed to his label. The songs on the album included: Amarachi , Forever , Oma Ga , Take Banana and Chocolate , YOLO and the anthem I'm a MAVIN. Mavin records signed the vocalist, Tiwa Savage . Ajereh built a social network platform called "Marvin League" to complement and market his label. [7] On 5 November 2013, Ajereh had conflict with an artist, Wande Coal who left the label two days later. [8] In September 2014, Ajereh produced a Nigerian social activist song with Reekado Banks and Di'Ja called Arise. [9] At the Headies Awards 2015, Ajereh argued with Olamide . The two disagreed about who should have won the "Next Rated" award. Lil Kesh of YBNL records lost to Reekado Banks, Ajereh's artist. The winner of the award received a car. Apologies on both sides were posted afterwards. [10][11] Other ventures Samsung endorsement Soon after Ajereh's split from D'Banj, the Samsung company introduced to the market "Built for Africa" products including an Afro-Pop home theatre launched in Cape Town with Ajereh endorsing. [12] Film appearance In 2012, Ajereh appeared in Moses Inwang's movie The Last 3 Digits in Nollywood. Inwang also cast Ali Baba, A.Y. , Nonso Diobi and Dr. Sid. [13][14][15][16] Awards Nigerian Music Awards (2006) - Producer of the Year. Nigerian Entertainment Awards (2007) - Music Producer of the Year. The Headies 2011 - Producer of the Year for Over The Moon , Mr Endowed and Pop Something[17] The Headies 2014 - Producer of the Year for Dorobucci [18] City People Entertainment Award (2015) - special recognition award. [19]

Don Jazzy CEO defunct Mo' hits records, CEO Mavin records

Don Jazzy Michael Collins Ajereh , better known as Don Jazzy, is a Nigerian record producer, singer, songwriter, and entrepreneur. He co-founded the now defunct record label Mo' Hits Records in 2004. Following the closure of the aforementioned record label, Don Jazzy set up Mavin Records on May 8, 2012.

E-money

E- Money is no doubt a billionaire as he has made a lot of
money in real estate and in the oil and gas sector. Emeka
Okonkwo, as he is known, is arguably one of the wealthiest
young men in Nigeria and his record label investment is also
one of the richest today.
The young dude is also the big boss at Emmy Cargoes Nig.
Limited; he is one of the major investor and player in the
Nigerian Shipping world. He is a true business man as he has
investments in so many businesses in town. He is behind the
expensive videos of the Limpopo crooner, Kcee, who is his
direct younger brother.
E-Money’s story would never be complete without including
the story of his elder brother, Kingsley Chinweike Okonkwo,
a.k.a Kcee, as they both grew up in Ajegunle, Lagos state and
virtually attended the same schools from childhood. Their
father was a DJ who also sells CDs. It is no wonder that the
duo ended falling in love with the music business as one
owns a record label while the other is a musician.
This rich dude’s grass to grace tale actually kicked off when
he tried his hands on so many things as a youth would do
before finally registering a small clearing and forwarding
company known as Borisa Nig. Ltd at Apapa in 1997. The
company was located at 22 Creek Road, Apapa.
He later invested in other businesses as he grew his clearing
and forwarding business. Emeka persevered at what he was
doing until he finally got his break. Although he is not as
popular as the Don of this world, he has made a lot of money
and has produced fantastic quality music videos via his
record label. He has also impacted in young lives with his
various businesses and investment project.



Charity



E-Money is a charitable person and a giver as he helps those
in need and foundations for children who would wish to
attend school or learn a trade. True to his tribe, he has
employed a lot of boys to work for him at his many
establishments. He has also given a lot of younger guys the
platform to learn a trade and become men of their own.
Investments
He has investments in the oil and gas sector, the shipping and
businesses outside the entertainment world. Through his
record label, the likes of Kcee, Harrysong and some others
have had to do expensive videos and live protected life style.




Properties



E-money is also an international business man, so it is of no
question that he has expensive, out-of-this-world houses
abroad. Recently, he unveiled his multi- million naira five star
mansion in a choice area in Lagos despite the fact that he
has other choice properties both in Lagos, Abuja and other
part of Nigeria.
The house warming ceremony of his latest house in Lagos
was a great time of wining and dinning with members of his
Record label. According to the news, the house is like a five-
star hotel and the treatment served was indeed a five-star
treatment.

Cars


You can have a field day glancing at trucks of different
expensive ranges, colours and sizes as he is a freak of
expensive cars and trucks like the G-Wagons, the Range
Rovers Sports, the BMW of this world, the jaguars, the Prado
jeeps and many more that are packed in his garage and some
are even packed in front to his house.

Emeka Okonkwo. - E-money CEO five star music, Emmy Cargoes Nig Limited etc
His record label alone is worth over N500m. Recently, he completed one of his many houses in a choice area in Lagos, and he is said to have spent millions of naira to complete the house and the furnished it. The property is a triplex building worth over N250M that he named a 5-star mansion. He is not a very loud person, but a loud spender. E-money, as he is fondly called, is involved in different business circles as he has lots of investments. In this edition, we present to you the man and the wheel behind 5- star Record label and younger brother of Kcee.