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Johnandv:
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Bu ha ha
We will continue to run things till Biafra comes and then run the world alongside China. Drink rat poison

Johnandv:
Coming from the scarface oduduwa tribe, which industry which industry yet you use our processing plants pictures to pose. We all know you people, evil and full of crap, we overrook you in even your education which most of you have admitted but would still come back again to deny. Haba what is all these nau! We show you facts you say you want proof then we show you proof you say you want link. Tufia

Johnandv:
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Imaginary indeed, coming from the tribe that are never truthful to even themselves, big mouths and small pockets. If you want facts go to Igbo thread and commit suicide cos I bet that's the obvious about SW rat poison crooners. Like I said go to IGBO thread and see what less than 4 Igbos are displaying. Mehn Igbos beat yoruba hands down in all facets of life

Origamist:
Heyden Petroleum Ltd.
Leadway Assurance Company.
ENL Consortium.

Johnandv:
Like the nairaland and bobrisky group of companies I guess. We have shown you that we run the industrial sector in Nigeria, what do you yorubas own? I guess by claiming owner ship of Igbo ownened processing plants as yours. Go and sleep mor0ns, big moths and small pockets.

Johnandv:
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Who would call it nonsense of not the only envy hearted tribe in the west, please don't follow awolowo foot steps when you reason Igbo successes I beg you.. They show you want then you want link they give you link you want fact, this is a mental case I can discern

Heyden Petroleum Expands Downstream Operations

Invests N10bn on new retail outlets, Unveils Lagos retail outlet
By  Chika Amanze-Nwachuku and Ugo Aliogo

In line with its commitment to drive excellence in the downstream sector of the Nigerian oil and gas industry, Heyden Petroleum Limited has acquired 40 new petrol stations, thus bringing the number of its retail outlets to 50.

The upgrade of the newly acquired petrol stations is currently ongoing and is billed for completion in months.



Speaking weekend at the unveiling of one of the rebranded retail outlets, located in Alapere axis on the ever-busy Third Mainland Bridge, Lagos, the Managing Director, Dapo Abiodun, said the company invested has over N10billion in the acquisition of the new petrol stations.

Abiodun, who is also the Chairman of Depot and Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (DAPMAN), said the filling stations are being upgraded to ensure consumers get value for their money at every visit to the firm’s retail outlets.

The firm’s retail outlets are strategically located in major cities such as Lagos and Ogun. However, the company plans to expand its retail outlets operations to Oyo, Osun, Ekiti, Edo, Kwara, FCT Abuja and other parts of the country.

According to Abiodun, “We have acquired over 40 petrol stations presently, which brought our total to 50 fuel stations.

Our stations are located in Lagos and Ogun states respectively. Ogun is a new market for us. We will begin our expansion to Oyo, Osun, Ekiti, Edo, Kwara, FCT Abuja (which we are currently working on) and other parts of the country.”

The Heyden Petroleum boss stated that the Victoria Garden City (VGC) petrol station is being rebranded and would be inaugurated soon. The VGC retail outlet, perhaps the biggest filling station in Lagos currently, has 26 pumps to dispense petrol to 26 vehicles simultaneously.

“We are one of the biggest importers of petroleum products in the country; we have our tank farms, ships and good distribution networks. Therefore, our filling stations will always have fuel. We have built a good brand in terms of doing wholesale and coming down the retail line to add to the value chain”, he said.

 The DAPMAN chair emphatically stated: “The VGC station will be unveiled in the next one month. We have other stations in Lagos. We are going to be inaugurating them monthly or every three months; we are working on them in batches of five so that by December, we would have inaugurated all of them.”

He added: “What we witnessed from the first two we launched has been very successful. We are very much encouraged that Nigerians appreciate stations that were well built and managed.

“That for us is what we have done and we are justified with the result we have seen and we will continue to do this. We are here to redefine how petrol is sold to the public and we are confident that we will be seen as one of the leaders in the petroleum retail sector.’’

 The newly launched retail outlet in Lagos has nine pumps; seven of the nine are dual dispensers, which imply that 14 vehicles can buy petrol at the same time. It also has one pump for kerosene and diesel. In all, it has 16 dispensing units and about 15 attendants employed by the company.

Abiodun commended President Muhammadu Buhari and the Minister of State for Petroleum, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu for the deregulation of the downstream sector, noting that “this is a feat which previous administrations had tried, but failed.” The deregulation brought the incentive to establish the retail business.’’

The Group Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer, Downstream, at the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Mr. Henry Ikem-Obih said at the unveiling of the new filling station that globally, the downstream sector impacts more in peoples’ lives. He commended Heyden Petroleum for its long term vision, pointing out that with the current wind of change in the industry, only firms that have the capacity and long term vision can play in the sector.

 “Dapo is one of those individuals with a long term vision. He invested in a terminal for distribution among others. He has arrangements around trucking, which ensures that he also moves his products by road at the right competitive prices.

Obih said Heyden has massive investment in every aspect of the retail chain, which ensures that every component of the supply chain can provide money, adding that this helps the NNPC downstream sector to achieve its plan of N145 naira per litre cealing. “Therefore based on the fully deregulated model which is constrained by forex challenges today, it underlines the need for people to be more integrated in the sector to be able to make money.”

“The only way to make money is to play in every component of the supply chain, so that you profit from all the capital invested. I want to commend the President Buhari for transiting to today’s environment, it was very difficult. But we went back to complain to him.

Johnandv:
Igbo companies spread all across Nigerian states and beyond, even stretching all the way to Togo, Benin, Ghana and so on. We have employed not just more yorubas but like I stated clearly even other tribes in large numbers and ofcourse it has been proved time and time again even from the statements of Hausa elites who are more honest than yorubas but you lots will seal your mouths and claim its a lie, scam, 2x2 etc, you will even doubt Christ if he confirms it to you so who are we? just mere mortals who are most enterprising, not our fault biko

Meet 22-year-old Christopher ‘King’ Bowofade the OAU dropout who built million-dollar hedge fund
naij.com Aug 16, 2017 10:06 AM
A hedge fund company is an organisation that pools capital from investors and invest it in a several assets. It is hard to get people to put their money in anything that does not guarantee profit and it is even harder for young man who is a school dropout.

However, young Nigerian man identified as Christopher King Bowofade has surprised the world after he built a N600 million hedge fund company.

The 22-year-old who is a dropout of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) built his company in less than two years.

Bowofade’s hedge fund company Better Days Investment (BTD) buys and sells futures and options on behalf of 7,902 individual investors.

Meet 22-year-old Christopher ‘King’ Bowofade
Meet 22-year-old Christopher ‘King’ Bowofade the OAU dropout who built million-dollar hedge fund
Like every other businessman, Bowofade has had his share of challenges. He was rejected to study Economics twice, first as a secondary school leaver and as an Ordinary Diploma Holder.

In 2012, the young man graduated as the second best in his Conservation Science and Tourism class with a 4.41 Grade Point Average (GPA).

After his direct-entry admission into OAU to study Economics, Bowofade quickly fell in love with financial marketing, forex, futures, options and binary options.

A friend of his from Conservation Science and Tourism class, Johnson Alabi urged him to start a company and became one of the earliest investors in BTD.

With his knowledge in website designing and graphics he built the company website and they started the company. The first investors were mainly students willing to earn extra money.

In 2015, Bowofade and Alabi started out with N1 million from twenty investors and as word spread more investors joined the company.

They were so focused on the company in their 200 level that they neglected school work and ended up with low grades. Alabi had a GPA of 2.6 while Bowofade had a 1.9.

In 2016, investors started to lose interest in the company after the challenges of the Mavrodi Mundial Moneybox (MMM) affected many Nigerians.

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Bowofade said: “This was depleting our capital so much that it challenged the company’s sustainability.”

More troubles came for the young entrepreneur after he parted ways with his COO Alabi due to misunderstandings. Some of his best student-staff also left him and he was forced to sack some.

The genius decided to freeze the fund and meet up with some of his investors based in Lagos state. He organised an Investor Conference in February of this year to ask investors who had exposure of up to N30 million in BTD to trust him.

Although, Bowofade did not graduate from Obafemi Awolowo University, he would join up with the school’s Enterperneurship Hall of Fame alongside other entrepreneurs who graduated from the school like Femi Otedola and Opeyemi Awoyemi of Jobberman.

Johnandv:
This sums up the stvpidity I suspected about you guys all along. You should first comprehend the truth that Igbos employ and provide foods on the table of more yorubas than yorubas do for themselves first before you think of even making such an obnoxious claim as yours and if are honest enough you would admit openely not just in your heart and then come here to deny(what you do best). Thank God you mentioned Fidelity&Diamond bank(Igbo owned) as having less Igbo employees according to you, which means there is integration of other ethnicities which yorubas are one of and should be thankful for, all we need is a simple 'thank you my masters' not ungratefulness.

Alariwo2:
But wait o.. Igbos call their rulers Igwe, Eze etc.

They had to change "Oba" to "Obi" and even Onitcha to Onitsha to suit their agenda.. See craftiness o

Choi!.. Binis must wake up and reclaim their territory

markfemisgay:
The binis and igbos own lagos that is the simple truth.

FKO81:
Your brothers and sisters all over east searching for daily bread, you are online typing rubbish

Sanchez01:
Are you just being funny or something? Did you say 'small Benin' just so you could exalt the then Onitsha

We are talking about an event that dates back to the 16th century and the then Bini kingdom was far ahead, civilization-wise. It is no brainer how they conquered territories easily.

Besides, you don't view history over walking or driving distance. The question you should have asked is; which is older between Onitsha and Nnewi? That way, it would be easier to figure or note when each came into existence and how it did. Nnewi's history might not have the record of Onitsha probably because the 16th century birthing of Onitsha far precedes the existence of Nnewi.

About the crossing of the river... Well, I think the piece below suffices.


http://ihuanedo.ning.com/group/healtheducation/forum/topics/yoruba-igbo-benin-historical-conection

BeautifulSE:
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Pigs and idiots are the Most confused set of people I've seen my whole life. One moment, yorubas are the unity beggars who don't want them to leave. The next moment, Yorubas want them to leave because they are jealous. Make up your mind

GoldAlpha12:
When have I ever said that all igbo's are E1b? Huh? Quote me. I never said that, I said that some were E1b, and some were E1A, I clearly recognized that some igbo's do show up as E1A.That is not denying the results, denying the results would be saying that 'no Igbo has E1A.' The only reason they were not accepted as Jews is because of the E1A, but they're some igbos that have E1b.

ezeagu:
Why do you believe in the Igbo Jewish theory. What I mean is, what evidence, hard evidence that is, not hearsay or meaningless comparison, do you have to believe so strongly for this theory?

GoldAlpha12:
You clearly cannnot read, here is what I said:

"Yes but you are trying to say that every single Igbo is not a Jew. I'm saying that some are Jews"

For the first part I was clearly referring to comments made by you, I am not contradicting myself, you clearly took my words out of context but only highlighting "every single Igbo is not a Jew" instead of highlighting "You are trying to say that every single Igbo is not a Jew"

GoldAlpha12:
The no Semitic DNA they're referring to is the E1A, since they only did YDNA testing, they cannot tell autosomal results from a YDNA test, the YDNa test was Y25.

"Saliva samples were col­lected from Igbo community for Y25, DNA test on February 6 and 7, 2017 at Nnewi, Anam­bra "

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.informationng.com/2017/08/igbos-not-jews-dna-result-reveals.html/amp

E1b can be found in igboland.

GoldAlpha12:
Yes but you are trying to say that every single Igbo is not a Jew. I'm saying that some are Jews.

GoldAlpha12:
Yes but you are trying to say that every single Igbo is not a Jew. I'm saying that some are Jews.

Rabbi Bernis states in the video that 124 igbo's that tested had E1A as their haplogroup, which is the reason why they were not considered Jewish. He later goes on to list the Jewish Haplogroups, he lists E1b (E1b1a, E1b1b) as a Jewish Haplogroup, a lot of igbo's have E1b as a their YDNA haplogroup. We need to do Jewish DNA testing on igbo's with E1b.

GoldAlpha12:
You don't get the point do you? J1 is a Jewish haplogroup, but a lot of non-Jewish Europeans have it, that does not mean that J1 is not Jewish same thing applies to E1b1a. Using your logic J1 Jews should quit claiming to be Jewish, as a lot of non-Jewish European clans have J1 too.

Yes, however the point is to address the fact that some igbo's are Jews.Some clans of igbo's could be Jewish while other clans would not be Jewish.

Also, on Wikipedia, igbo's are listed with 89% E1b1a.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y-DNA_haplogroups_in_populations_of_Sub-Saharan_Africa

GoldAlpha12:
"The E1b1a haplogroups highly concentrated Southern Nigeria with highest concentration of its E1b1a1a1fla in a subclade in Igboland"

http://www.academia.edu/26524853/The_Igbo_Jews_And_The_Questions_of_Genetics_and_Culture

IgboSubmarine:
They are all Igbos but some have contaminated themselves with other tribes


Eg Imagine an Igbo clan accepting a Yoruba clan to settle amongst them


What do you think will happen to the genetic make-up of that Igbo clan.



Think before you type.

IgboSubmarine:
They are all Igbos but some have contaminated themselves with other tribes


Eg Imagine an Igbo clan accepting a Yoruba clan to settle amongst them


What do you think will happen to the genetic make-up of that Igbo clan.



Think before you type.

IgboSubmarine:
Ask yourself why some Igbo clans have more dark people and some have more fair skin people
Nnewis have more dark people while Obowo, Umuahia, Ikwuanos have more fair skin people
Anambra state has more dark skin people while Abia and IMO communities close to Abia eg Obowo have more fair skin people.


Some Igbo clans allowed some other tribes to settle amongst them while some where fortunate as a result of geography not to have mingled with other tribes




Think before you type

IgboSubmarine:
Stop exposing your foolishness online


I told you with good reasons why those results are negative

GoldAlpha12:
Yes, however the point is to address the fact that some igbo's are Jews.Some clans of igbo's could be Jewish while other clans would not be Jewish.

Also, on Wikipedia, igbo's are listed with 89% E1b1a.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y-DNA_haplogroups_in_populations_of_Sub-Saharan_Africa

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