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Gbemisola Oasdua is the CEO of Dynamics Impact, Principal Dynamics Impact Academy(DIA). She was the Deputy Speaker, Students’ Representative Council, STUDENTS’ UNION, University of Ibadan. She is also a Member of BOARD OF TRUSTEES, African Resourceful Leaders Foundation, Ondo State HEIR APPARENT AMBASSADOR, National Orientation Agency, Chairperson, Committee on Constitutional Affairs (AFCO), First Euro- African Youth Parliament, Berlin, Germany 2014

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10th wealthiest black woman in Africa - Yoruba

1. Wealthiest black woman in the world - Yoruba.

Yoruba again

Jide Omokore is the chairman and founder of Energy Resources Group, one of Nigeria’s largest privately-held conglomerates. ERG has interests in oil trading and exploration, haulage services, steel, dredging engineering and property development. The group’s annual revenue exceeds $400 million



$400million no he beans

Founder and CEO of House of Tara International, and creator of the Tara Orekelewa Beauty range, Inspired Perfume and the H.I.P Beauty range


Yoruba helping Nigeria's economy

With her “student’s mite” Oyindamola founded fashpa, a retail ecommerce startup whose main focus is to provide on trend clothing at affordable prices, with the use technology. Its key focus areas include: sourcing, logistics, customer service and user experience.

Since its inception in 2013, fashpa has established a position as Nigeria’s leading online fashion retail store.


Yoruba

You can imagine how much money this Yoruba woman controls




“Face of Architecture” in Nigeria


She is a multiple Award winning Architect, and has been called the “Face of Architecture” in Nigeria. She was recenty featured on CNN African Voices, and profiled on CNN as Africa’s Star Architect, and has been featured in the world’s leading Architectural Publications such as America’s Architectural Record Magazine. In 1999, she founded Awesome Treasures Foundation to raise Transformational Leaders, its summits and other initiatives have attracted well over 50,000 attendees

Founder and CEO of The Chair Centre Group


Ibukun Awosika is the founder and CEO of The Chair Centre Group- The companies in the group include The Chair Centre Limited, Sokoa Chair Centre Limited, Furniture Manufacturers Mart Limited, and TCC Systems and Services Limited and are involved in furniture manufacturing, retail and bank-way security systems services. Ibukun serves on a number of corporate and not-for-profit boards amongst which are: First Bank of Nigeria Limited, Cadbury Nigeria Plc., Convention on Business Integrity (CBI), and the Nigerian Sovereign Investment Authority.


Yoruba again

CEO & Founder of Lotus Capital Limited


Yoruba

CEO & Founder of Zapphaire events


Diminutive, bright, sparky and creative. Funke Bucknor-Obruthe is the CEO of Zapphaire events; one of Nigeria’s biggest event management companies. She’s also the author “The Essential Bridal Handbook,” and is set to begin airing her own television series on events management



All dem expensive Nigerian weddings? Na Yorubas control am

If you don't know this Yoruba business woman, you're poor. She controls your economy

The richest black woman in the world, Folorunsho has business interests spanning fashion, oil and gas, and printing. She’s also a philanthropist and is the founder of the Rose of Sharon Foundation.


These are the Yorubas controlling our economy

If you don't know her, you're poor

Founder & CEO of HealthPlus Limited and CasaBella International Limited

Bukky George is the Founder & CEO of HealthPlus Limited and CasaBella International Limited – a one stop beauty store. HealthPlus is Nigeria’s first Integrative Pharmacy and Healthcare Provider and the fastest growing pharmacy chain in West Africa. Bukky’s strengths include a strong academic foundation, a passion for excellence and a determination to raise the standards in retail.


This is how Yorubas control Nigeria's economy

Meet UK Born Nigerian, Olajide Olatunji Who Made Over $4.5 Million This Year on Youtube


Another Yoruba brain

Interview with 20 Year Old Millionaire Stock Trader – Elijah Oyefeso


Yoruba intelligence.

Even a Yoruba man also controls Texas Oil. Kase Lawal

Udmaster:
you are making Noise and recycling trash.
Here is Texas, I have an ICT Firm as part time entreprenuer investment.
Apart from Tax payment, my first profit per month is $128,384.
Stop making noise.#

Lolol

Udmaster:
Valentine Obi- Founder E-Tranzact.
Nigeria Leading Online Transaction platform.

False information. It's GTBank Pay, which is owned by a Yoruba man.

http://ediaro.com/wrd/top-10-online-payment-processing-platforms-in-nigeria-2015/

I noticed one ipad said this was nothing. Funny jealous Ibos

Yorubas controlling Nigeria

Seyi Oyesola

Co-inventor of “Hospital-in-a-Box”, a solar-powered, life-saving operating room which can be transported to remote areas of Africa and set up quickly.

He's making money from this invention

Kunle Awosika is the Country Manager for Microsoft Corporation in Kenya. His key focus is to steer the business to the next phase of expansion through commercial and government engagements while building and growing a high performing team.

Alexander Amosu

designed i-phone 6. The world's most expensive Apple handset costing £1.7million. he holds the world records for most expensive iPhone 2,


-He’s Africa's foremost high-end luxury designer
-He created the most expensive iPhone 2, which sold for £89,000
-The world's most expensive Blackberry, which sold for £120,000
-Guinness World Record for the most expensive suit (£75,000)
-Guinness World Record for the most expensive champagne (£1.2million).
-He is Britain's most successful seller of mobile-phone tones
-Young Entrepreneur of the Year at the Institute of Directors Black Enterprise Awards 2002

Adeyemi Ajao, Nigerian-born Mark Zukerberg of Spain



He is the founder of Tuenti.com, the largest invite-only social network in the world, which sold to Telefonica in 2010 for $100 million in the largest startup transaction ever in Spain.

He is regarded as the first African ever to sell his startup for $100 million on August 4, 2010, when Telefonica took controls of 85% of Ajao’s Tuenti, an invitation-only private social network site for students and young people in Spain. Tuenti popularly called “Spanish Facebook” was started by Adeyemi Ajao at 22 and four of his friends. Tuenti has over 14 million users and is the largest Invite-Only network in the world.

If I should start listing Yoruba companies and how much they control Nigeria's economy, our jealous Ibo brothers go cry lol

Mamalet - Yoruba owned

Yorubas again Mark really came to Nigeria to see Yoruba companies

This is how Yorubas control the economy. Lol the Twitter governor and omokri keep telling lies to their loyal slaves for support




Wemy Industries is a Nigerian company involved in manufacturing and distribution of hygiene products, within the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) market in Nigeria. It was founded by Pastor Ademola Odunaiya and his wife, late Dr. (Mrs.) Aderonke Odunaiya in 1978.It is notable for being the first manufacturer of baby diapers in Nigeria and West Africa.

Yoruba owned

totit:


I am telling you..that was even a bit old. The new stats will shock you.

God bless SW abeg

Lol can't wait for that to come out. Ogun state controls most of Nigeria's non-oil revenues.

Do you know that Oriki is Yoruba owned, just started recently by a Yoruba girl and is already selling to other countries?


This is how Yorubas control Nigeria's economy lolol