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BigIyanga:
Needlessly pointless to show facts to someone who doesnt know what they mean. I’d keep my info to myself while you bask in willful ignorance. How credible does it get when my statement is backed up by Forbes?
For simpleton-minded folks like you, if someone owns 25% of Access Bank Plc, assuming AIG and Wigwe own the remaining 75%- which is highly unlikely, it would still make him the 3rd largest shareholder .

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Lool
This troll,again

tsdarkside:
stop giving white people technologies....you will regret it in the future.......they will use them to conquer you again........

You've spoken well my bloloda but Africa countries generally isn't favorable in this case

Whyyyyyyyyyyy


Lool.
After my usual, due research we found that out bloloda,obiano boy has configured another lie

Ayanna

Although we’ve found a lot of resources claiming to know the etymology of Ayanna, we are unable to find any supporting evidence to back up these claims. One thing we can say for certain, however, is that Ayanna is a multi-cultural name shared among many Asian ethnicities, Hindus, Buddhists, Jews and African-Americans. From an African-American perspective Ayanna is thought to come from the Eastern African Somali language meaning “beautiful flower” or “eternal blossom”. In Sanskrit “ayana” is said to mean “goal, direction” or more specifically “a good path” in terms of one’s life journey. The Biblical meaning is possibly “in motion, arrival” (relating to Noah), while others claim it means “divine spirit” in Hebrew. In any case, we were unable to confirm any of these possible etymologies with any degree of confidence. One thing we can confirm, however, is that the name has a positive meaning whatever it may be.

Beeeet whyyyyyyyy
Must you lie
I am heart broken, my bloloda

[quote author= post=62652023]AYANNA HOWARD,AMERICA'S MOST SENIOR BLACK FEMALE ROBOTICIST.[/quote]Lool
Have so run out of great personality that are now taken glory for an afriaca-american?

This dude nah fraud oo

BigIyanga:
The onus is on you provide me with different set of facts/data! It’s not my job to spoon-feed u with all the facts. Since Forbes is not credible enough, provide your own facts.
Saying “ I dont believe it” is a motor-park was having unintelligent conversation.

So, I should do it for you

Shm. One would thought you have something to prove after all the trolling and oral claim.
Off my mention already you have no Lil shame sef.

Danladi7:
-Obi on monday:Bini owns lagos


-Obi on Tuesday:lagos is no mans land


-Obi on Wednesday:Lagos belongs to eguns


-Obi on Thursday:Lagos belongs to Awori


-Obi on Friday: We Igbo developed lagos


-Obi on Saturday:lagos was developed by our oil
money and collective wealth but Anambra developed
by onaheze ndigbo


-Obi on Sunday:It must sha not owned by yoruba


- me :This Obi na confused hate-filled man with
serious jealousy and inferiority complex

Lool
You nor wEL

BigIyanga:
Typica Naija mentality of dismissing facts without providing any counter claim. If he owned 25% of Access Bank, that means that 75% belongs to other shareholders.
And the only biggest shareholders are Wigwe and AIG ( wondering if know these names without Google?)
I read financial reports, go and task yourself to do same.

Still bluffing..but why,troll?
Answer the damn question and shame the devil asap,

Can you share the bank brochure detailing this?

Finally, the son of the soil,owner of Lagos, yoruba people have spoken. Waiting for the ijebus,the egbas and okorodu version

Earthquake1:
Another Yoruba demon rushes to the east to marry a decent wife.

Did you just said that, ' de...... whaaaaaat

Oga,stop that joke abeg.

Lmao.

Electricdanger:
I swear to God, that guy is a shameless liar. If not for ban, would have posted his ugly pictures here. Mschew

Most of them are lowlives in real life but billionaires on NL.
Ain't surprise mehnnn

Bunch of liars
But Oga, temper mercy with johnshiiin.

crownprince102:
That's owerri 5 star hotel.

Lmao
I have bookmarked ya thread. What a great job

Electricdanger:
Sunday, May God punish for this wicked lie. Why do you animals lie over everything on this forum Sunday Nwaneri, what do you gain in this your lies? No wonder your fat wife complain of same problem, shameless liar. Spits

Hahahahaha

[quote author= post=62639319]Seven states control 90% cash in Nigeria, your big for nothing state Oyo is no where to be found

Lagos
Rivers
Anambra
Abia
Kano
Ogun
FCT[/quote]How old is that news again
Come again,pleasessssss

I don't want to expose ya paymaster, abiano this morning. Ok
Baba bank deposit living on old glory.

[quote author= post=62638621][/quote]The place was cleaned up.
Is that all?

[quote author= post=62638183]Ibadan a dead city- Issac Fayose[/quote]Uh
Wetin be this nah
I thought I asked you a simple question.
Dead? Base on oral stats

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leezzz:
of course u no get time
goal post shifter

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[quote author= post=62637742]We don't, On bank deposit that's where we beat you guys hands down records from CBN, not fabricated figures from western governors on IGR still they had to pay works with bailouts funds, also going on borrowing rampage, you hardly see a beggar in Anambra you can make enquiry from your brothers here.[/quote]O really?
Will you simply crawl back to you hole if I show you, just one out of many

As for you bank deposit thingy I ain't gat no time for that,now

Online ibos and delusions at it peak, as usual. Being forming landlords,lagos owners while in their various villages in aba,ebonyi...

[quote author= post=62636509]Old story indeed, the report was published 22nd Nov 2017, and July 2017[/quote]Every region,state in Nigeria has beggars, don't they? I lie? Answer me now. I ain't got no time for bank deposit and fotos today my friend.

Thank you.

BigIyanga:
This discussion is above your encephalon grade! There is a big difference between Forbes List and Forbes article, which said that Coscharis owned 25% stake in Access Bank; confirming what I said ealier about him being one of the 3rd largest shareholders.

https://www.forbesafrica.com/cover-story/2015/11/01/500-million-survivor/

Stop being mumuderan my little friend. And what's with you trying to act intelligent after you shameless claim.
What's the bone of contention in the first place? Go back and read and provide me with fact I asked and quit boring me with one yeye article or Forbes whatever.

WTF is this for crying out loud




Here, olodo, the bone of contention,and I quote you,below :

BigIyanga:

Coscharis is a diversified business magnate in Naija.. he's the 3rd largest shareholder of Access Bank Plc.

QUESTION asked by... :

Can you share the bank brochure detailing this?


Now, stop boring with your yeye and saving face old article already and answer the damn question.

crownprince102:
Mayfair Suites.
Plot 40, Egbu Road, Egbu, Owerri, Nigeria.

is this what you call upgrade? more of your upgrade to come.

Lool!
See how you opened the troll nyah!

Lmao

BigIyanga:
I wanted you to dig up those stats from Forbes and co... like they say.. if you want to hide something from a black man,put it in print.. lol

So, you so called 2015 Forbes list is where the stats is hiding

Shm.
Stop boring my mention,my friend

BigIyanga:
What does 25% stake in Access Bank mean to folks like you?

Quit this trolling and go to bed already. I don't have time for such emotional and unrealistic, invariable figures. Will you?
Shm

BigIyanga:
You would even dare to know real stats even if they were shown to you.

“At the time, Maduka was on the board, and owned a 25% equity stake, of Access Bank.” Forbes, November 2015
You keep hating while he’s laughing all the way to the bank.

Do yourself some favor today and start reading today in order to become a better and informed person.

O yes, I do, I dare. Oya show me

Shm

BigIyanga:
It’s not my job to teach congenitally dimwits like you.

O. Oral figure it is

In that case stop wetting my mention it's annoying dealing with ' Ora stats ' fellas like you.

BigIyanga:
E-warrior!! Reading is ur biggest challenge. Read banks’ annual reports to know owners of Nigeria.
Meanwhile Cosharis’ first son is married to a Yoruba woman from a very rich family.

Why not show us the so called ' bank annual reports?
Shm. Another aba boy on the loose. Una thought I Don sleep abi

oodualover:
No wonder he has been defending his master. Is it that same thing that got married a few weeks ago?

90% of his mention on nl Na fotos and bank deposits sha
Me I no know oooo

oodualover:
Capital of almajiris that your people keep flocking to for basic survival.

That dude you quoted nah ibiano bingo. he normally doesn't think straight and he's mastered the act of propaganda. He get paid for trolling. He use to be known be as ' baba fotos and bank deposits. He goes about digging 2003...news to please his paid master and feel superior.

oodualover:
Despite how densely populated your land is, majority of it is still poor and underdeveloped.

Well,' Ahamefuna0001' you can read my guy here. It's done justice to your question.

Thank you

Ahamefuna0001:
So because Ibadan is *10 bigger than Paris should we now conclude that Ibadan is more developed than Paris?
Bro, development is not determined by landmass.

That wasn't the bone of contention. Now, stroll up,go back and read how it all started.

While one of our bloloda is salivating over some old news. This is

2017, take a look at what happening in aba

ABA– Beggars have taken over the streets of Aba, the commercial city  of Abia State, running after traffic and soliciting for alms. •Street beggars at Azikiwe Road Aba The street beggars are now found at every major junction in the city where they stay under the sun harassing passersby for alms. From Bata junction to the popular Christ the King Catholic, CKC, Church along Asa Road, Aba main motor park, Asa by Asa Road junction, to Market Road, an army of street beggars have taken over every available  space at major streets and roads of the city. Some of them are nursing mothers who run after motorists begging for alms while the aged and the sick place themselves at a vantage position on the roadside. Some charity organisations and individuals regularly visit them to share foodstuff, clothing and medication. South-East Voice observed that the beggars appear in different styles; age and sex, even as some of them cannot speak Igbo language. Most of the street beggars are dressed in dirty clothing while others engage sick children or the aged to attract sympathy. In an interview with South-East Voice, a street beggar at the gate of CKC Church, Asa Road, who is a nursing mother and could not speak Igbo language, said she was brought to Aba from a neighbouring state to beg for alms and wants the government to help her start a business. It was discovered that some of these street beggars usually retire to the frontage of the government ministries located at the old Post office area and Ngwa Cultural Centre where they sleep at night. •Beggars at Asa Road junction South-East Voice observed that a new twist has been added to street begging in Aba as able-bodied men and women are now seen at motor parks, offices and business centres soliciting for alms. Others have developed the habit of scavenging for food and alms during public occasions like wedding, burial, house opening and child dedication. Speaking on the situation, Chairman, Civil Liberties Organisation, Aba Unit, Prof. Charles Chinekezi, urged the Abia State Government to build a home for the aged and beggars to take them off the streets in the city. He attributed the problem of able-bodied men and women taking to street begging to unemployment and urged the government to introduce social welfare programmes to check the trend. “The problem of street begging in Aba has taken a bad dimension. You can see them at any major road, public offices and motor parks. It is disturbing to see children who ought to be in school running after traffic to beg for alms; it is not in our interest because some of these homeless children may grow up to haunt  the society tomorrow. “Government can introduce skills acquisition programmes to train children and build social homes for the aged to take them off the streets. Now, some able- bodied men have taken to begging, it is high time government put up social security programmes to cater for the unemployed,” Chinekezi told South-East Voice. When South-East Voice visited the Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, the Permanent Secretary, Mrs Nnenna Chikezie, was not on seat. However, an official of the Ministry who pleaded anonymity said the state government is not resting on her oars to tackle the problem of street begging in Aba and added that some of the beggars are dumped in the city from neighbouring states.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/11/street-beggars-take-aba/

Laawaao
In 2017?