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Welcome to Proforce Limited

PROFORCE LIMITED The first Armoured Vehicle Company in Nigeria was incorporated in 2008 as a total defence solution provider specializing in armoured vehicles and personal protection. The company’s focus is on the delivery of confidence in protective mobility.

We have developed a vibrant market for security and mobile protective products within Nigeria and Africa.
PROFORCE has exploited its deep technical know-how to produce outstanding armored products for Government Agencies, Corporate Bodies, Diplomatic Communities and Private individuals within Nigeria and Africa.





Chief Executive Officer, Proforce Limited, Mr. Adetokunbo Ogundeyin
Chief Executive Officer, Proforce Limited, Mr. Adetokunbo Ogundeyin, spoke to journalists in Lagos on armoured vehicle importation and manufacturing in Nigeria, among other issues. RASHEED BISIRIYU was there

maskid:
the fact that you deduce maturity from moniker on a public forum shows the extent of your reasoning and understanding.

Innoson makes (80%) of the item. with imported partsfor sure, but he makes them in Nigeria.

visit the plant and confirm for yourself and dnt come here blabbing up and down.

Mr. Old man, i'm done with you , continue your SSCE preparation.

Will you keep quiet if you can't back the so called 80% with fact. That's how you people go about pulling figures from your bombom claiming superman only to be confronted,ask to provide facts and start talking dusts.

AutoReportNG:
Nigeria's minister of Trade and Investment, Dr. Okechukwu Enelamah was at the ProForce factory at Ogun State. ProForce is Nigeria's maker of Armoured and Security Cars. ProForce is an ingenious company that makes his cars in Nigeria. Update on this company coming soon.

Source:
http://www.autoreportng.com/2017/07/nigerias-minister-of-trade-and.html


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Lloydfather:
Nigeria Must Not Let the Igbos Leave this Union, By Tony OsborgPremium Times July 11, 2016 #TrueFederalism: Nigeria Must Not Let the Igbos Leave this Union, By Tony Osborg2016-07-11T14:20:08+00:00 Comment (11)
Biafra


Nigeria has a choice to restructure or let the Igbos go. If the Federal Government does not make the right choice, the Igbos will make it for themselves and Nigeria will be the loser. I believe boundaries should be destroyed and not further created in our time, which is why we ought to support restructuring, rather than secession.

I have tried to measure the contribution of Igbos to the development of the Nigerian project and the conclusion I have reached is that Nigeria must do everything possible to get the Igbos to remain within the Nigerian union. They (Igbos) have contributed unprecedentedly to the development of the country in EVERY sector. They are an exceptional nationality, comprising ‘born’ entrepreneurs, industrialists, academics, adventurists, etc. A Nigeria without this set of people and their drive for economic success might be boring and uninteresting.

In terms of their industrial spirit, the Igbo are probably the only nationality that has built several industrial estates across Nigeria. In 1997, an Igbo engineer, Ezekiel Izuogu, produced Nigeria’s first indigenous prototype car in Imo State. Africa was excited by his ingenuity. However, due to financial constraints and dirty Nigerian politics, the Izuogu Z-600 model could not hit the Nigerian market as a mass produced car. His workshop was later vandalised and his efforts destroyed. The dream died. Few decades later another Igbo, Innocent Chukwuma, has launched Innoson cars, making him the first indigenous car producer in and from Nigeria. Anambra and Enugu States alone have over six indigenous estates. By indigenous I mean industrial estates built by indigenes, and with little or no government support. Nigeria’s first indigenous car is made in one of those estates – in Nnewi precisely. The industrial estates are hosts to several other indigenous manufacturing companies, including one of the biggest plastic manufacturing plants in Africa. One would be pleasantly surprised to see what the Igbos are producing in their industrial estates. It will not be wrong to say that Igbos are driving the indigenous manufacturing sector of the Nigerian economy with little or no government support. The first indigenous Nigerian company to produce an internationally certified brand of computers, Zinox, is Igbo, by the name, Stanley Nnamdi Ekeh from Imo State. The Igbos dominate the electronics market and have built a series of ‘computer villages’ across the country. Nigeria’s leading pharmaceutical companies – Emzor, Juhel, Orange, Rico, etc. – are Igbo owned. Anabel Mobile, the first indigenous Nigerian phone manufacturer, is also Igbo owned. There are several industrial breakthroughs the Igbos have made in Nigeria than I can presently count.

On the level of trade and retail businesses, Igbos are the most successful traders and retailers in Nigeria, and possibly around the world. Across every Nigerian city, they do not only control the major retail markets, but they equally dominate small and medium scale industries, and are synonymous with the description of being ‘importers’. Their natural inclination towards economic activities has driven them across the globe in search of opportunities. There is hardly a country in the world where you don’t find an Igbo man doing one legitimate or illegitimate form of business. The Igbos have proven to the rest of Nigeria beyond reasonable doubt that they are not lazy people.

In Literature, the father of modern African Literature is an Igbo man by the name Chinua Achebe. His work, Things Fall Apart has remained one of Africa’s most read book, which brought international attention to Nigerian literature. Chinua Achebe remains an inspiration to most African write

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rodeo0070:
…Ranks 4th wealthiest in Africa


Lagos, the former capital of Nigeria has been ranked the fourth wealthiest city in Africa.

With no other Nigerian cities listed in the ten-city fortune club, the nation’s commercial nerve-centre automatically clinches the wealthiest spot among Nigerian major cities.

In a report by AfrAsia Bank and New World Wealth, Lagos, considered to be home to

US$120 billion Africa’s wealth, is only topped by two South-African cities; Johannesburg and Cape Town as well as Egyptian city of Cairo.

The Nigerian state is unofficially believed to be most populous too in the country.

Four billionaires in dollars are mentioned to be resident in Lagos, with 360 multi-millionaires and 6,800 millionaires.

Two Forbes-recognized wealthiest Nigerians, Femi Otedola of Zenon Oil and Mike Adenuga of Globacom reside in Lagos.

Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote also has investment in the city.

The report says by “Total wealth”, it refers to the “private wealth held by all the individuals living in each city. It includes all their assets (property, cash, equities and business interests) less any liabilities. We exclude government funds from our figures.”

Cities ranked below Lagos include, Nairobi in Kenya, Luanda, Durban, Pretoria, Casablanca and Accra.

While Nigeria, Ghana, Morocco, Egypt, Angola and Kenya have a city each to their fortune consideration, South-Africa has five of its cities listed, making it the richest country in Africa.

Highlight of the report;

*Johannesburg: Total wealth held in the city amounts to US$245 billion. Home to 18,200 millionaires (HNWIs), 970 multi-millionaires and 2 billionaires. Our figures for Johannesburg include Sandton. Major sectors in the city include: financial services (banks, accountancies, insurance), professional services (law firms), construction, telecoms and basic materials.

*Cairo: Total wealth held in the city amounts to US$140 billion. Home to 8,900 millionaires, 480 multi-millionaires and 5 billionaires. Major sectors in the city include: real estate & construction, financial services and basic materials.

*Cape Town: Total wealth held in the city amounts to US$135 billion. Home to 8,200 millionaires, 440 multi-millionaires and 2 billionaires. Major sectors in the city include: real estate, financial services (fund management), retail and tourism. Cape Town is also a second home hotspot for the wealthy with over 1,500 multi-millionaires living in the city during peak holiday months (many of these individuals are from outside South Africa).

*Lagos: Total wealth held in the city amounts to US$120 billion. Home to 6,800 millionaires, 360 multi-millionaires and 4 billionaires. Major sectors in the city include: real estate & construction, telecoms, transport, financial services and basic materials.

*Nairobi: Total wealth held in the city amounts to US$55 billion. Home to 6,800 millionaires and 280 multi-millionaires (no billionaires). Major sectors in the city include: financial services, real estate & construction, retail, tourism, FMCG, telecoms and basic materials.

*Luanda: Total wealth held in the city amounts to US$48 billion. Home to 4,100 millionaires, 240 multi-millionaires and one billionaire. Major sectors in the city include: real estate & construction, transport and basic materials (oil & gas).

*Durban: Total wealth held in the city amounts to US$46 billion. Home to 3,200 millionaires, 130 multi-millionaires and one billionaire. Our figures for Durban include Umhlanga, Ballito, Zimbali and La Lucia. Major sectors in the city include: real estate, finance, healthcare, construction, retail and transport.

*Pretoria: Total wealth held in the city amounts to US$42 billion. Home to 2,600 millionaires and 110 multi-millionaires (no billionaires). Major sectors in the city include: basic materials, manufacturing and financial services.

*Casablanca: Total wealth held in the city amounts to US$40 billion. Home to 2,300 millionaires, 110 multi-millionaires and 2 billionaires. Major sectors in the city include: basic materials, manufacturing and financial services.

Accra: Total wealth held in the city amounts to US$35 billion. Home to 2,300 millionaires and 100 multi-millionaires (no billionaires). Major sectors in the city include: basic materials, manufacturing and financial services.”


Source: https://brandspurng.com/africa-wealth-report-2017-lagos-has-4-billionaires-360-multi-millionaires-6800-millionaires/

Book mark

What's all the noise going on here

Actually, it's true this thread is full of lies repetition and recycling.

laudate:
Guy, just confess that this whole matter is still causing you pain. If that panadol does not work, maybe I should recommend something stronger like Nurofen for you. Or what do you think?

Lmao. He even asked ' what do you think" .. that alone got me rolling on the floor

Bifwoli:
Then why is there so much poverty ,vast slums and very poor quality of plus poor life expectancy in the south west if they're so industrious?

Are you mentally weak also not to see the huge poverty stricken areas like Makoko ,Ijeshatedo,Agege Bodija etc...?

Really

I hope that is not another aba made stats. Anyway, you will do well by backing the bolded with stats/facts

Angelanest:
Gov. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State at the state's Command of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Independence Layout, Enugu to inspect the seized suspected 20kg of Methamphetamine discovered in a clandestine Laboratory by the Agency at Akpakwume Nze in Udi Local Government Area.

The NDLEA State Commander, Dr. Anthony Ohanyere while briefing the governor disclosed that the discovered Laboratory where the illicit drug was produced were operated by one Mr. Otito Ife, his wife and his agent, Mr. Peter Anigbo, adding that investigation is ongoing to fish out other suspects involved in the heinous act. Dr. Ohanyere told the governor that the suspects will be charged to Court for prosecution.

Gov. Ugwuanyi commended the Agency for its dogged efforts in the fight against hard and illicit drugs, especially the recent discovery and warned all those involved in the unlawful business to desist from it in the interest of the society and humanity at large.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/07/illegal-lab-hard-drug-produced-husband-wife-busted-enugu-photos.html

Eh, brafro people say wetin nah una again

I abeg, commot for road make I mess for una

Potorpotor people wel done oo

Ogbatuluenyi:
someone wrote something compelling on the other thread about Yoruba, and going through this thread confirms that analogy....
Yoruba are only good in cooperative fraudulent businesses... those that are designed to rip people off their Money instead of rewarding them. things like Church businesses, gambling shops both online and offline, media propaganda and the insurance. I totally concur with him,because looking at the listed investment own by Yorubas , they have superior number when it comes to these type of businesses aforementioned.

So, what happened to these listed yoruba oil companies, factories, real estate, the auto mobile companies, telecom, plastic industries, professional shoe makers, fashion designers, tect, IT among others

O you didn't see that ? , you jumped and past, bia this lie of yours no get part two
Well thank God it's no longer what yoruba produce as una tone don suddenly change to ; yoruba na gambling, lottery, bla bla business people.

Yeye dey smell

Honestly no comment....
The level of brutality inflicted is more than enough

IPOB123london:
my friend bikonu wake up for once

ehhhhhhh

what is more of hate that boko harem presido is drinking cidar and beer with his son in london

wake up naw

plzzz

The word " hate " comes in different form! Bro. Either by physical violent, attack, words,action or insult "... hate is hates.

This is why I don't have any problem with Igbos fighting for the freedom of their own country except the hates campaign,aspect.
In all honestly these BIG Belle politicians need to be unseat and replace for crime against humanity and against the growth of this country.

Kilodiiii

Confirm by jetleee



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFl1XnM4xAU

FKO81:
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/may/12/which-are-the-worlds-two-most-polluted-cities-and-why

WHO also said on Wednesday that the pollution data from Onitsha was not necessarily reliable because it came from a single monitoring station.

“It is difficult to get accurate measurements in Africa. You can get super-high readings, but ideally the measurements should be done over a year to include different seasons and times of day. The reading in Onitsha may be representative but not altogether reliable,” said a WHO spokeswoman.

Oga, specify the year, come again abeg

The thin dey pain you soo teyyy

OAUTemitayo:
That's equal to the entire farmland in a particular region.

Meaning,that yoruba dude can buy the whole of the said region with a blink of an eye

Lmao

londonrivals:
The new Local Government & Local Council Development Area Chairmen & Vice Chairmen in Lagos State . See photos below

http://www.metronaija.com/2017/07/list-of-newly-elected-lg-lcda-chairmen.html

Good to know that SW/yoruba consciousness has been re-awoken.

Slowly, surely we are waking up from our slumber. Nice result

OkoYibo:
Omoluabis, pay no mind to this worthless clown who disowned his parents and entire lineage in one paragraph. No Yoruba blooded person would engage in such.

Chukwuma claims to be Yoruba, but he's from Abia state, schools in FUTO and lives in Lagos. That's how he learnt to speak Yoruba language.

deomelo:
That was another illiterate, ignorant and unintelligent ipob loser.


The entire population of aba is a little over 500,000 while the entire population of abia state is less than 3 million so the 10 million employees came from where? Must be from under his akpu bed.

You guys won't kill pesi'n with una comedy beg

laudate:
Oh God, you just finished the guy!!

Lmao
You guys no go killi person with laughter abeg

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Realman87:
Who is the troll. Yolobats live everyday to Fight the Igbos, to Hide their Inferiority, To undermine their Progress, to Deny their contributions to national growth and to Measure up to the Igbos. But there are FEW Nigerians who KNOW a lot about the various Tribes and their strengths and who CANNOT be deceived by yoloba lies. I am one of such Nigerians. Yoloba INFERIORITY to IGBOS is a TRUISM.

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kn23h:
Assembled spare parts


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Please guys ignore the troll. This beautiful must not be polluted again.

kn23h:
The Realman guy is showing the true nature of an ibo jews - very unlearned and brash people.

It's OK guys make una free this guy abeg.
E don do, una don embarrassed ham enough.

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Realman87:
Am not debating who founded It. She doesn't own it. Am dissappointed in yolobats. You guys have sunk so low, i swear.

Ownership[edit]
The cable is privately owned by Main Street Technologies, international investors like the Africa Finance Corporation and the Pan-African Infrastructure Development Fund (PAIDF) and a couple of Nigerian banks.

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Aba boys and their backward thinking no get part two. I know you are trying to cover your shame after being bursted and embarrassed.

If I were you I will hide and just go ojukwu style.

laudate:
Hehehe! I don talk say I no go laugh today, but....

Make una take it easy with those aba,eboyin village boys. You need to understand that most of them are not used to top notch companies except aba made shoes and China phone.