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kn23h:
Yoruba strong!!




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kn23h:
totit

When you get the chance,

Can you consolidate a list of Yoruba shoe designers/cobblers?

Thanks

kn23h:
Made in Yorubaland

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Made in Iboland

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deomelo:
Abge show us the picture of the village gin and the distillery sef..

deomelo:
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You are copying and pasting from random online business directory like the above pic which doesn't mean the rubbish you posted exist.


Imagine some village backyard distilleries bottling whisky.


Drink that adulterated oogoro rubbish and die.

deomelo:
Their constant need to lie just to impress other people is a reflection of their low self esteem

deomelo:
The rubbish doesn't exist, they just make up nonsense all over the place to fool themselves.

deomelo:
Don't you mean village economist?

Your so called economic model that still can not create jobs and livelihood for your people that still troop out of your villages into other places in Nigeria for their daily bread and survival.

Reality and facts on the ground doesn't support the rubbish you people are fooling yourselves with.


You people just make silly and meaningless rubbish all over the place.

raker300:
pple like you used to laugh at China....

Now china is sending relief to your people up north..

Keep laughing

deomelo:
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Please keep quiet with your fake and unsubstantiated fabricated village rubbish.

Markfemi:
For real we own GZ ?
I never even knew at all
Wow Yorubas are truly the backbone of Nigeria
I really want us to pull out
We have so much potential to dominate the world

naturalman:
Where Igbo knowledge start, na where, yoruba own stop

[s]ONITSHA —The Nigerian Air Force, yesterday, signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU with Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company, IVM, Nnewi, Anambra state for research and production of spare parts for its fighter jets.
The Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, told newsmen in Nnewi, Anambra that the collaboration between the company and the Air Force had kept its jet fleet running for months now.
Abubakar, who was represented by the Chief of Policy and Planning, Air Vice-Marshal James Gbum, said the MoU would further solidify the collaboration, improve local content and engineering as well as save the country a lot of foreign exchange used in importing the expensive parts.
He said: “Our war efforts will be in vain if we don’t do something to ensure we get spare parts because some of our fighter aircrafts that have formed the back-bone of our struggle against Boko Haram, were once down due to lack of spare parts and mainly the break assemblies of these aircrafts.
“The Air Chief immediately ordered our research and development cell in Kaji to start to research into this break assembly overhaul. They went ahead and carried out the research. However, the first proto-type they brought couldn’t pass the test.
“The Nigerian Air Force later discovered that Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company at Nnewi, Anambra State is very capable of collaborating with the Nigerian Air Force to achieve the required standards of overhauling our break assemblies.”

bkool7:
Tell me who indicted them?
Abi you cant tell btw rumor and indictment that made the person to return money?

aniomafirstson:
what do you sell apart from pepper and tomatoes

aniomafirstson:
Na yoruba get LG?

the things i buy in some yoruba shops do I get a warranty?

wetin yoruba dae sell sef apart from pepper and tomatoes

forgiveness:
VICTOR OSIBODU: VERY PRIVATE WORLD OF A SILENT BILLIONAIRE
BY YES INTERNATIONAL! MAGAZINESEPTEMBER 22, 20156970
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Yes! You hardly get to hear or even read about him – but that’s for a reason. Mr. Victor Gbolade Osibodu,MFR, owner of the multi billion Vigeo Holdings and one of Nigeria’s richest men, prefers being unobtrusive. In fact, people hear about his super banker wife, Funke, more than him.

YES INTERNATIONAL! Magazine dug into his very private world and here are some of the things we uncovered:

1. He was born on May 14, 1955.

2. He attended Ebenezer Primary School, Ibadan, Oyo State; Government College, also in Ibadan and Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU, Ile Ife, Osun State, where he read Pharmacy.

3. He graduated in 1977 and did his NYSC in 1978 with the Nigerian Navy.

4. Thereafter, he worked for Boots Company Nigeria Ltd and Bodmat International Company before setting up Vigeo Limited in 1985.

5. Vigeo today is a multi billion business empire comprising Vigeo Oil & Gas, Vigeo Promotions & Marketing, Vigeo Capital, Citiserve Ltd, Citiserve Microfinance Bank Ltd, etc.

6. A top corporate player, he is on the board of SO&U Advertising, Phillips Consulting, UTC Nigeria, GTBank, Heritage, Fate Foundation, to mention but few.

7. He also plays big in these sectors – marketing, oil & gas, power, telecoms, banking and investments.

8. Osibodu is an unabashed lover of classical music and boasts of a great collection from some of those who lead in that genre.

9. An alumnus of the Lagos Business School and Harvard Business School, he is always thirsting for new and more knowledge.

10. Happily married to Funke Osibodu, one-time Managing Director of Ecobank and Union Bank, they have three children.

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Background*
Mr. Victor Gbolade Osibodu, MFR serves as the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Vigeo Limited. Mr. Osibodu established Vigeo Limited. Prior to Vigeo Limited, his career spanned through the Nigerian Navy, the Boots Company Limited and Bodnat International. He serves as the Chairman of Special Olympics, Nigeria, a global organization serving athletes with intellectual disabilities. He serves as the Chairman of Vigeo Holdings Limited. He serves as the Chairman of the Vigeo Group, the parent company to the 5 arms of the business; Vigeo Capital, Vigeo Oil & Gas, Vigeo Shipping, Power and Marketing & Distribution. He serves as a Director of Dorman Long Engineering Limited. He serves as a Director of UTC Nigeria Plc. He served as Chairman of Mansard Insurance Plc (also known as Guaranty Trust Assurance PLC and AXA Mansard Insurance Plc) until May 13, 2016. He serves on the Board of several companies including Philips Consulting Limited, GT Bank Plc and SO & U Saatchi Ltd. Mr. Osibodu also serves on the Boards of other companies including, SO&U, GT Assurance, Phillips Consulting Limited and Terra Kulture. He served as a Director of Guaranty Trust Bank Plc until May 6, 2010. He is a regular participant at Energy related Seminars and Conferences both locally and internationally. He was a recipient of the Member of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (MFR), one of the highest civilian national honours awarded by the former President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Olusegun Obasanjo. He has also received numerous awards in recognition of his contributions to not for profit organisations and also to the development of the Nigerian business economy. He attended IHRDC's Oil and Gas Management programs in Boston Massachusetts, U.S.A. Mr. Osibodu is a graduate of Pharmacy at University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University) and also an alumnus of the Lagos Business School and the Harvard Business School
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aniomafirstson:
your tiles in your house...where did you buy it?

your curtains

the phone you are using to type this thrash where did you buy it?

it's better to have 2by2 shop than become an agbero

ODVanguard:
Guy, don't flatter yourself. Most people would rather go to LG, Samsung or the like for quality and durable electronics that even give you warranty amongst other value added services, than patronize you fakesters. Why else do you think your trading brothers are carrying cocaine up and down? It's because trading is no longer paying again. The world has moved on from the way you people still do business.

aniomafirstson:
your sound systems..plasma TV..etc

all the things way dae your house na from igbo man shop you buy am

shame

aniomafirstson:
baba if you want to buy electronics where do you go to?

SonofDevil:
Source of employment in igboland

Baby factory business-- IMO Abia ,Enugu, and Ebonyi as case study.


Kidnapping - Evans as case study


Rapist- osisankwo as case study


Skull mining- okija shrine as a case study


Canibalism- Clifford orji as a case study


Ritualist - anambra and Enugu as a case study

Occultist - ngige, Andy ubah,ifeanyi ubah, Chris ubah Theodore orji.

Fake drugs- Onitsha , as a case study


Drug peddling - Malaysia,Cambodia,China, India,south Africa, Thailand,Brazil,Korea, Indonesia as a case study.


Counterfeit goods- aba, Alaba idumota as case study.


Fake spare parts- ladipo as a case study


Okirika bend down select- obalende, super, agege, bariga as a case study.


Prostitution- imo,enugu, and abia then brothels in south west and north east as case study


Child trafficking- ebonyi state as case study


419 and fraud - emeka Santos as case study


Piracy business - Alaba as case study


Arm robbery- vampire as case study

aniomafirstson:
agberos

aniomafirstson:
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totit:
Interswithch Group founded by Mitchell Elegbe

Biggest Payment Platform in Nigeria.

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We don't play with sand, we run big stuff.

deomelo:
TOP NIGERIAN FASHION DESIGNERS THAT MAKE KILLER DESIGNS


1. DURO OLOWU

Duro Olowu is no doubt one of the top Nigerian clothing designers and among Africa’s finest. His fashion line, Duro Olowo has been featured in numerous fashion runways and featured in a number of fashion events. His work has evolved and has become an inspiration for African designers and fashionistas.



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Designers are the primary start point of any desired creative style. Nigerian fashion designers have managed to create some of the most remarkable creations and innovative styles. Their work has been showcased in fashion runways around the world and been graced with the top nods from fashion bigwigs. So, we’ve come up with a list of African designers who have proven fashion design skills.

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TOP NIGERIAN FASHION DESIGNERS THAT MAKE KILLER DESIGNS
1. DURO OLOWU

Duro Olowu is no doubt one of the top Nigerian clothing designers and among Africa’s finest. His fashion line, Duro Olowo has been featured in numerous fashion runways and featured in a number of fashion events. His work has evolved and has become an inspiration for African designers and fashionistas.

Nigerian Fashion Designers

2. LISA FOLAWIYO

Lisa Folawiyo has been hailed among Nigerian designers that have the most ingenious designs. Her creation features a blend of West African inspired designs with an edgy futuristic touch. The fashion designs have won her accolades among various fashion platforms in the world.


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3. FOLU AJAYI

Folu Ajayi has designed her way to becoming among the top African designers. The 22-year-old’s story is an inspiring one of following one’s dreams. The youngster has an established a fashion label, House of Dabira which features some of the most detailed and authentic African clothes’ designs.

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totit:
Yoruba

Niyi Omodara, a young entrepreneur and member of the YALI Network, is the founder, designer and principal craftsman of Extra Valuable Apparel (EVA), a footwear company in Akure, Nigeria. He is a self-taught craftsman who started making slippers for his family in the early 1990s. Omodara is now producing “bespoke” shoes, customized for a client and made to order. His vision for EVA is to “manufacture world-class leather products through superior designs and quality materials.”


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