₦airaland Forum

Oh how art the mighty fallen..
Where are the brave ipod abi na akpu youth sef?

Is this how my ibo brolada gonna fight back at coward yoloba ni,on nairaland, orally?

This is badt gan oo

See beating

One lofu oo

jcccccc:
[b]YORUBA PEOPLE ARE THE ONLY ENEMIES THAT IGBOS HAVE IN THIS COUNTRY RIGHT FROM THE DAYS OF CIVIL WAR/AWOLOWO.
THEY DO NOT HATE IGBOS LIKE SOMEONE SAID BUT THEY ENVY IGBOS DEEPLY BECAUSE OF THEIR CONQUEST AT LAGOS.
THEY PRAY AND OFFER TRADITIONAL SACRIFICES TO STOP IGBO PEOPLE AND THAT IS WHY I PITY ANY IGBO MAN STILL INVESTING AND LIVING IN THE SOUTH WEST AND WORSE STILL THESE SAME PEOPLE OPEN OCCULTIC CHURCHES AND WE STILL RUSH TO THEM TO BECOME OUR SPIRITUAL FATHERS, OUR OWN ENEMIES.
THEY OWN MULTI-BILLION NAIRA CHURCHES AND BANKS IN THE HOUSE EAST AND NO IGBO MAN ENVIES THEM EVEN WHEN THE SO CALLED SPIRITUAL LEADERS ARE USING THE MONEY THEY USED JUJU AND LIES TO STEAL FROM IGBO PEOPLE AND YET WE DO NOT ENVY THEM.
BUT EVERY DAY ALL THE MEETING THEY HOLD IN THE SOUTH WEST IS HOW TO DESTROY IGBOS AND THE TRADE.
IF THEY ARE NOT ATTACKING LADIPO , THEY ARE ATTACKING ALABA.
ENVY, DEEP-ROOTED ENVY IS MORE DANGEROUS THAN HATE.
IGBOS SHOULD EMBRACE NATIONAL POLITICS AND EMBRACE THE PEOPLE OF THE NORTH BECAUSE THAT IS THE ONLY WAY TO ADVANCE IN NIGERIA AND ALL THOSE PEOPLE SHOUTING BIAFRA AND PUSHING US OUT OF THE SCHEME OF THINGS IN NIGERIA SHOULD BE ROOTED OUT BY THE IGBO ELITE THEMSELVES AND NOT WAITING FOR THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
YORUBA PEOPLE ARE EVIL AND IT IS WRITTEN ALL OVER THEIR UGLY FACES AND THAT IS WHY THEY ARE THE UGLIEST TRIBE IN NIGERIA.
IGBOS SHOULD UNITE WITH OUR BROTHERS IN SOUTH SOUTH AND TOGETHER THEY SHOULD EMBRACE THE NORTH AND CANCEL OUT ALL THE UNDUE ADVANTAGES THAT THES APE-LOOKING YORUBAS GAIN OVER US BY SINGING THE PRAISES OF THE NORTH.
THAT IS THE ONLY WAY TO PROVE THAT IGBOS ARE WISE NOT BY SHOUTING BIAFRA THAT WOULD NEVER COME IN THIS CENTURY
[/b]

Then each tribe to her tent then, don't you agree?

One love oo
Good to be back again

Setaje:
Op I must say. You are the biggest idiot I have come across on this forum. You say you checked his twitter handle. I checked his Facebook and I read all his comments even some he posted on Biafra page on fb. The okoro guy does all this wiring for houses and offices. He even posted his phone number and many times on his page wrote in igbo.


The guy is not even based in lagos. Had I known I would have copied his phone number. He had pictures of his family members too that are not based in lagos. That account was also opened 3 years ago. As at when he opened that account he wasn't a pro biafran person up until early last year. The guy has also made very bad statements against yorubas and hausas on his page. So don't come here and be typing thrash. You and your fellow buffoons.

This is serious!

This is embarrassing, soo bad

barrycute:
I think the op is jst trying to b tribalistic rada Dan being objective.only one state in d east did not receive bail out cash...same in d west......I'd rada leave u to enjoy ur organsm.

This sort it all,answered the question/thread.

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

Proforce Ltd offers the following Defence and Allied Support Services:
After Sales Services & Repairs of Armoured Vehicles (for all threat Levels of NIJ/CEN)
Lease of Armoured Vehicles
Training of Operatives
Command-Control and Communications Systems
Software and Computer Systems for Defence Products
Distributor’s License for Raw Materials, Spare Parts Dealing (e.g. Run-flat Tyre System, Independent Suspensions, Ballistic Glass etc.).
Proforce Management Team, Designers and Engineers have a combined experience of more than twenty five (25) years in the provision of defence solutions.
Through innovation and responsiveness, Proforce has the manufacturing diversity to custom design and build armoured mobility products for a wide range of end users.

With strategically located manufacturing plants and offices across the globe, Proforce has the capacity to respond rapidly to emergency needs in the region and beyond. Download our business

[b]Company Profile

PROFORCE LIMITED 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.

PROFORCE has Utilized Its superior craftsmanship to producing outstanding products using only Internationally Certified Ballistic Standard Materials (CEN Level B7/NIJ IV, CEN B6/NIJ III) and Military Standards STANAG 4569 Level 2/2A/2B.

Proforce Ltd’s manufactured products portfolio include the following:
Armoured Personnel Carriers (APCs)
Armoured Tanks
Armoured SUVs
Armoured Cash-In-Transit Vehicles (CITs)
Tactical Armoured Vehicles (TAVs)
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV-Drones)
Armoured Saloons and Sedans
Bulletproof Helmets and Vests
Military Trucks
Infantry Combat Vehicles (ICVs)
Armoured Boats and Marine Vessels
Architectural Armouring (safe houses/rooms e.g. for banks and embassies).
The Manufacturing plant is located in Ode-Remo, Ogun State with Corporate Headquarters at 54 Balarabe Musa Crescent, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria.
The Northern Nigeria Regional Office is located at 11 Port Novo Crescent, Off Aminu Kano Crescent, Wuse 2, Abuja.
The South-South Nigeria Regional Office and manufacturing plant is located at 12, Chief Nwuke Street, Off DHL/Bewac junction, Trans-Amadi Industrial Layout, Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

Proforce Ltd has International Offices in Kuwait, China, Ghana and Liberia.[/b]

[b]Nigeria imports 1,500 armoured vehicles yearly – Proforce boss
JANUARY 29, 2014 : RASHEED BISIRIYU
     


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

Why are armoured vehicles generally expensive?

It is so because of ballistic steel. The cost of ballistic steel is enormous. We are talking about steel of about 6.5 millimetre thickness. We are talking about adding a weight of at least 1,000 kilos to a vehicle. The suspension has to be reinforced, which comes all the way from Australia. All these things are imported. But, with time, as the new automotive policy gains ground, we will start producing these things in Nigeria. That is the benefit of the new automotive policy.

Armoured vehicles are certainly heavy; how do you manage weight problem?

That is why when you want to armour a vehicle, we suggest that the engine capacity should be a minimum of 4.6 litres; that is Landcruiser and above; so, there will be a lot of power and torque to move the vehicle very well. Apart from that, it must have a reinforced suspension. Moreover, we always advise you don’t go more than 100Km to 120km per hour. Above that, it is a bit dangerous, because the vehicle is very heavy and then you need to be trained on how to drive an armoured vehicle. It is not the same way you drive other vehicles.

Nigeria is said to be among the top four countries importing armoured vehicles in the world. Does this worry you, especially Nigeria being in the same group with Iran and Afghanistan that are known for violence?

Yes, it is a major concern. Insecurity is a major concern. But one thing I will say is that Nigeria is not isolated when it comes to this. Don’t forget that we recently transited from military to civilian rule. We are still trying to find our feet under the civilian rule.  All these things add up. We are having another election next year. Politics in this country is a bit of do-or-die. A lot of people just feel that they will be insecure. So, they want to protect themselves. That is one reason.

The other reason is the level of threat to life in the northern area. I am talking about the Boko Haram issue. Unfortunately, the situation is escalating; people feel threatened in the north, and it is even spreading to the South. This is the reason why people feel they have to be protected. Armed robbery is also a factor.

How many armoured vehicles are imported into the country every year?

When you talk about the normal passenger vehicles, I think it is about 500 and 800 in a year. There are Armoured Personnel Carriers imported by the Police and the Customs. By the time you add the ones imported by the military, you will be talking about 1,500 in a year.

Why did you opt for armoured vehicles business?

The state of insecurity has been on the increase. When you look at armed robbery, you will see that it is on a high level. I was in Kuwait sometime ago and people were looking for a company that would market their products. But I did not want to be a go-between. I wanted to be a manufacturer. So, we teamed up with some Colombians to set up Proforce in 2008. That was actually how we started the company.

And the reason we founded the company, like I said, was the high level of insecurity in the country and all over the world.

Why did you prefer manufacturing to importing?

I have passion for innovation. As an engineer, I do not believe that trading is the way forward. Engineers believe that trading does not build the economy of any country; it is through innovative manufacturing and application of the latest technology. Manufacturing is the heartbeat of any economy; without manufacturing, the economy will be stagnant and may collapse under global market pressures. Trading is just a short-term engagement; manufacturing is long-term.

You can imagine the amount of joy you have when you see your products in other countries all over the world. It enhances Nigeria’s good image all over the world.

What exactly do you produce in your plant, and can the standard be compared with similar products elsewhere in the world?

We armour sport utility vehicles. We make a lot of tactical vehicles, cash-in-transit vans; infantry combat vehicles, armoured patrol boats, Unmanned Arial Vehicles and architectural armouring. We are now putting together a prototype military tank. Majority of these vehicles are second to none when you look at the quality. We have brought in expatriates that have many years of experience in armouring. These are people who were the top guys where they were working before. They have transferred the technology to Nigerians who are coming up seriously fast.

I can assure you that our products are just as good as all the products that are imported into Nigeria. Moreover, all defence products manufacturers import raw materials from the same select group of companies. For instance, we source for glass from the same world leading armoured glass company in Peru; steel from the same company.

We have independently tested the different parts. They are all tested in ballistic laboratories in Germany and we are putting together a process of taking the vehicle as a whole for testing in Germany too. Apart from that, even the drive of our vehicles is different; because of our environment, the suspensions are made to suit our roads.

What kind of support have you been getting from government?

Proforce has been recognised by government. In fact, there was a time the President sent a delegation of all the security outfits within the Presidency to come and look at what we are doing. At different times, the Minister of Trade and Investment, Dr. Olusegun Aganga, and the Minister of State in the ministry have been to the plant. The military has been there. Commissioners of police of different states have also been there, and they all appreciated what we were doing and were impressed. Not only that, the Federal Government has just come out with the new automotive policy as part of the transformation agenda. The automotive policy is the best thing to ever happen to this country. Look at a country like Iran where the auto industry contributes 10 per cent to the GDP of that country. That is what is going to happen in Nigeria. The auto policy will transform this country completely into a manufacturing nation.

Look at financing, the Federal Government has now provided an intervention fund for manufacturing. This fund is one that is accessed easily.[/b]



http://www.punchng.com/business/transport/nigeria-imports-1500-armoured-vehicles-yearly-proforce-boss/






https://m.youtube.com/watch?t=10&v=FLI5hzO9eFw

D.R. Congo Official Lauds Amosun On Infrastructural Developments
March 3, 2014 in Ogun News Leave a comment

The giant strides of the present administration in Ogun State on infrastructural development have again been commended, this time around from far away Democratic Republic of Congo.
The Depute Provincial Kiasia Oriental from the country, Mr. Lunkamba Ntambue Theophile who gave the commendation described the State as one vital part of the Nigerian nation that was advancing development in all sectors of its economy.
Mr.NtambueTheophile was speaking when he led a delegation from his province on an exchange visit on legislative matters to the State House of Assembly.
He noted that the massive infrastructural development going on in the State is a catalyst to attract international investors, adding that the quality of road construction would ease human capital being wasted in traffic gridlock.
Mr. Ntambue Theophilealso lauded the State for being one of the most peaceful and orderly in human and vehicular movements, advising other States in the country to take a cue from Ogun so as to attract more investments.
“Traveling from Abuja to Ogun State was very hectic and interesting, but our trip from Ijebu-Ode to Ogun State Capital is one of the best journeys so far. I am happy to be identified with the people of Nigeria, particularly Ogun State that is so orderly in human and vehicular movements,” the Depute Provincial Kiasia Oriental remarked.
The Depute Provincial Kiasai Oriental further observed that locating both the executive and the legislative arms of government within the same environment was a pointer to the robust relationship between the two, regardless of their interdependence.
He described this as a novel idea that could further strengthen and promote good governance and enhance democracy.
Receiving the delegation on behalf of the Speaker, Rt. Hon. Suraj Ishola Adekunbi, Clerk of the House, Mr. Muyiwa Adenopo, expressed willingness to share the Ogun State experience with any institution or organisation to promote legislative/executive interdependence and deepen democratic practice.
He reiterated that government in the State was committed to creating an enabling environment through massive infrastructural development and security network to make living more abundant for the citizens and visitors as well as for businesses to thrive.


http://www.ogtv.com.ng/d-r-congo-official-lauds-amosun-on-infrastructural-developments/

Ota ogun. Covenant university. 1st pic

forgiveness:
Ibadan

Wow

Ibadan ooo
Cheii
Ibadan is a hidden treasure.
Wow

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msglw5Hx0ns


Ogun State Business Preparedness with Ibikunle Amosun

Ogun state, in the South West of Nigeria, is a focal point of the federal government's economic transformation plan, mainly because
of its rich agriculture sector. Its proximity to the increasingly congested Lagos state means that it is a natural destination for the
expansion of manufacturing concerns. ABN's Wole Famurewa interviewed the Governor of Ogun state, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, about
its plans to leverage on this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhTq16kZ6uM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkRp4IUE7jk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aYW0hBa_E4

chuna1985:
send a competent link.

Are these one not competent enough?

Anyway, you can google it.

Back to business

Ibadan



Cocoa Mall will relive old memories – Developer
The developer of the Cocoa Mall in Ibadan, Oyo State, Chief Tokunbo Omisore, has said the aim of building the complex is to relive the memories of the days of mega shopping malls in the country such as Leventis, Kingsway Stores and UTC.

He said the mall would also help to solve the problem of the rise in unemployment in Oyo and neighbouring states.

Omisore said, “With many brands coming to be part of the Cocoa Mall, it is employment opportunities for the creative minds in the state. In the days of the Kingsway, Leventis and UTC stores in Ibadan and Lagos, it was always fun-filled days after visiting the departmental stores because consumers were able to purchase items at affordable prices in hygienic and cosy environments.

“The Cocoa Mall will bring this memory back to the older ones and thrill the younger generations to the fact that you don’t need to travel abroad to get great services in terms of goods.”

He said in a statement issued on Friday that the mall, which is expected to open in October, would also boost patronage of made-in-Nigeria goods.

Omisore, who is the President of the African Union of Architects, said, “The Cocoa Mall is an international standard in terms of structure and pricing, and it is first of its kind in Oyo State. Though the mall is a huge investment, we have set reasonable time for return on investment on the project.

“The mall is 80 per cent allotted and paid for by prospective shop operators of repute in the growing country’s retail industry. We have multinationals and also those who are growing their businesses as occupants; these are people, who are set to majorly project made-in-Nigeria goods.”

 He said the mall offered a total of 14,000 square metres of floor area with international and local brands taking up unique positions.

Cocoa Mall will relive old memories – Developer
The developer of the Cocoa Mall in Ibadan, Oyo State, Chief Tokunbo Omisore, has said the aim of building the complex is to relive the memories of the days of mega shopping malls in the country such as Leventis, Kingsway Stores and UTC.

He said the mall would also help to solve the problem of the rise in unemployment in Oyo and neighbouring states.

Omisore said, “With many brands coming to be part of the Cocoa Mall, it is employment opportunities for the creative minds in the state. In the days of the Kingsway, Leventis and UTC stores in Ibadan and Lagos, it was always fun-filled days after visiting the departmental stores because consumers were able to purchase items at affordable prices in hygienic and cosy environments.

“The Cocoa Mall will bring this memory back to the older ones and thrill the younger generations to the fact that you don’t need to travel abroad to get great services in terms of goods.”

He said in a statement issued on Friday that the mall, which is expected to open in October, would also boost patronage of made-in-Nigeria goods.

Omisore, who is the President of the African Union of Architects, said, “The Cocoa Mall is an international standard in terms of structure and pricing, and it is first of its kind in Oyo State. Though the mall is a huge investment, we have set reasonable time for return on investment on the project.

“The mall is 80 per cent allotted and paid for by prospective shop operators of repute in the growing country’s retail industry. We have multinationals and also those who are growing their businesses as occupants; these are people, who are set to majorly project made-in-Nigeria goods.”

 He said the mall offered a total of 14,000 square metres of floor area with international and local brands taking up unique positions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msglw5Hx0ns

Ibadan

Ogun state

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsFuVwSTy9U


Creating an Enabling Environment in the Ogun State

Dangote has been investing in Lagos for many years. ABN's Wole Famurewa spoke to Aliko Dangote, President of the Dangote Group, and asked him how Ogun State is creating an enabling environment for investors like themselves.