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coolitempa:
That is the most amazing thing o..... ....one of the Igbos actually came here and swore that the Kanu guy was amassing an army with sophisticated weapons to destroy Nigeria and some of the others joined in and argued to death that it is true..... ......

I can also remember that 1trillion percent of nigeria GDP is generated by ibo

[quote author=xtrorse post=36912826][/quote]I don't deal with kids abeg nor spammers.

So? Please let go of my mention, will you?

Aareonakakanfo:
Swiree i tell you that fella is sick! trust me the kind of lies the gypsies tell is more like a psychological defect as a result of losing 3m lives. let me share some of the most ridiculous ones i've heard


-We consume 90% of the eggs in Nigeria

-Computer village generates over $700 billion yearly

-We control 90% of businesses in Cameroun

-Biafra is located at the center of the earth

-Obama listens to radio biafra

-80% of the houses in ibadan are owned by igbos


and you know the funny thing? they actually believe these things

sigiyaya:
FORMER GOVERNOR OF AKWA IBOM STATE SENATOR GODSWILL AKPABIO SPEAKS ON BIAFRA AND GOWON WITH THEWILL NEWS
_________________________________________

THEWILL: You have been very vocal lately in dismissing and trashing the then federal military government’s post-civil war efforts at the 3 Rs: Reconstruction, Reconciliation and Rehabilitation. What don’t you agree with?


AKPABIO: As a young man, you definitely will not understand me. But I was a victim of the Civil War. I was one of those who suffered the pains of the war. I was born sometime in 1962; the civil war came really into our area in 1967. So, I was probably five or six years old during the war; and if I had been around nine years, I would probably have been conscripted.

I saw parents throw their children into pit toilets because they did not want their positions to be made known to the enemy. I saw devastation; I saw kwashiorkor; I saw hunger; I saw thousands of people and bodies littered everywhere and smelling while vultures had a field day every day. I saw houses destroyed; I saw families scattered such that till the end of the world, they can never gather themselves together again. There were children who were shipped away to Gabon, and they can never come back to Nigeria again because they were small. How would two-year-olds and three-year-olds ever know where they came from? They are now proud Gabonese and I don’t think Nigerians are even asking questions.

So, during the Silverbird Man of the Year Award, there were pictures that were shown of the Civil War. Somebody, sitting by me, who is from the West, was asking if those things were acted: the Kwashiorkor-ridden children with their swollen tummies, ugly shapes and bony structures because of hunger and starvation.

The then Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon attempted to explain that he tried everything to avoid the scenes that were being shown on the screen, that he did not want the war. The other person who could have answered him, unfortunately, that is Emeka Ojukwu, is dead. He said he tried everything to stop the war from breaking out but it’s only Ojukwu who could have answered whether he equally did his part in avoiding the war.

But something struck me: it was said that Gowon should be commended for initiating the three Rs: reconciliation, rehabilitation and reconstruction. And I asked a very simple question, that I came with a written text but I wasn’t going to read it. I thanked Silverbird for the award; and I said I did not want to criticise my leaders because I am also now a leader. But I asked to be allowed to ask a question: how come reconstruction started in the West when the war was actually fought in the East? They started the Third Mainland Bridge, the National Theatre, the international airport, and so on, in the West, while the war was fought in the eastern region. And if we really wanted to ensure total reconciliation, how come every account holder in the eastern region was given only £20? It did not matter whether your father had £10,000,000 or £50,000,000 before the war; you were given just £20. It was a take it or leave it situation. If your family survived and there was an account holder alive, he/she went to the bank, and collected just £20.

Could £20 pounds solve the Kwashiorkor that we were seeing? Could it reconstruct the houses that were burnt? Could it produce food? A lot of other things happened that I did not mention on that occasion. Don’t forget that it was shortly after the war in 1971 that the policy of indigenisation started, where most of the foreign industries and companies were sold to Nigerians, and the war-ravaged eastern regions, which include the entire South-South and the rest of them, could not buy, because no one who did not have money to even feed or clothe himself would have had money to buy any industry. So, I was just wondering, as a young man, if that was true reconciliation, because one would have thought that the government would have gone to any extent to give them more money so that they could truly rehabilitate themselves.

They needed money from reconstruction, and I would have thought that reconstruction would have also started from the East. I just asked because we were lucky to have the personal dramatis of the war right in still alive : General T. Y. Danjuma, General Yakubu Gowon, General Obasanjo, General Buhari and others. It is very rare to see these former heads of state in just one place, so I had to ask.

I said also that it is important, even for the current-day leaders, that we continue to take actions that will unite Nigeria. And we should purge ourselves of actions that tend to cause pains to Nigerians. For me, I believe that because of certain policies of the federal government after the war, the war did not cease in the eastern region until about 30 years after the war.

Eyah

NewNigeriaMind:
I find it intriguing the bold face lies spewed on this thread by you Mr. OP.

In your warped mind all Agric produce you lump together including COCOA, yet you did a slit for solid Minerals.

In your earlier post you admitted Ondo state was and still is the highest producer of Cocoa which earned Nigeria the lion share of its forex during this period.

How can the SE that cannot sustain a social programme as free education sustain Nigeria, yet at a period regionalism was been practiced?

I am forced to conclude you are bold face liar. The SE couldn't even sustain itself not to talk of any other region.

Operation myth bursters.

I'm coming in soon

Well done bro

Udmaster:
arguing with a bunkom is a waste of time, do you know the heavy taxes and royalties these Igbo industries and companies pay to the federal government? FG make huge money at seaports and IGBOS are the highest well known importers in this country or do you want to argue on that?
Even with £20 after the war, We are bouncing and No Tribal Marked ewedu eating hatred can STOP us.

No I don't. Could you please provide us with a stats?

Let's find out who's the fool now!

Let me safe myself of some wahala. I'm very sure the rest of you links is as fake and full of fantasies as the former.

This is aba made ke

Udmaster:
ANAMBRA STATE.
1. The State with the Highest Number of Indigene Owned Industries and the home of Nigeria Biggest Auto Mobile Industry(innoson motors).
2. Anambra State is home to First Nigeria Cable Wire production company and Spare parts Heavy Industries etc.
3. Anambra has one of the Largest Natural Gas deposit NLNG and is an crude oil producing state now.
4. It is an Agricultural powerful state and have a huge mineral resources like kaolin, lignite, bauxite.
5. Anambra State is home to Ibeto Cement, one of the cement processing industries in Nigeria
6. Onitcha Main Market is the LARGEST in West Africa.
7. Anambra State is home to many Transport Companies and Pharmaceutical companies (like Emzor and Orange Pharm, Zinox Computers Manufacturing Industries, First Aluminium Zinc manufacturing and exporting industry in Nigeria etc which are owned by a S.Ener) etc
http://www.finelib.com/cities/onitsha/business/-manufacturing
http://m.news24.com/Nigeria/National/News/Obinao-sign-N185bn-natural-gas-deal-for-industrilisation-20150319

Link 1 : please tell us has these industry contributed to the nation's economy. Is anambra the only states within the country industries and factory? Then you must visit ogun state to cure you ignorance.




Link 2 :

Tell us how has what's yet to be launch, operate contributed to the nation's GDP or economy?
Na wah o


Obinao sign N18.5bn natural gas deal for industrilisation
20:22 19/03/2015
Anambra - The Anambra Government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Falcon Corporation, a foreign firm for the distribution of natural gas in the state


All this lie lie no go pay o

Udmaster:
ABIA STATE
1. Abia State export Palm Oil seedlings and Products and one of the buyers historically is Malaysia during the era of Orji Uzor Kalu.
2. Abia State have the LARGEST Rubber plant in Nigeria at Bende LGA which adds up to the Nation GDP.
3. It is a Huge Cassava and Rice producing State in Nigeria and the First State to Produce and Export Cassava Bread.
4. It is an Crude Oil producing state at Ukwa LGA and have an untapped natural gas. It is an NDDC State.
5. Abia State have a Commercial Leather Industries(made in Aba products), Shoe Producing industries, etc And the Only Function Government Owned Textile Mill at Aba with Ariaria market, one of the biggest in West Africa..
6. Solid Natural Minerals are not left out.. Abia State have a Big Commercial Zinc deposit at Isuochi
Abia State have a Standard University of Agriculture(MOUAU), A National Root Crop Research Institute at Umudike and a National Ceral Research Institute at Amakama.
https://www.nairaland.com/1323409/food-security-nigeria-abia-state
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/made-aba-shoe-daily-export-hits-1m-pairs/

This is what you first link states and I quote ;



Food security in Nigeria: The Abia state example
The Abia State government is set to develop agriculture through a Public Private Partnership initiative, that will boost palm oil production and other cash crops, PETER OKORE, in Umuahia, reports...


So tell us, how has what is yet to be develop contributed to the federation account?


Now, here is you second link.



Made-in-Aba shoe daily export hits 1m pairs 2
BY CHARLES NWAOGUJI ON SEPTEMBER 22, 2014 BUSINESS
The Aba shoe industry project in South-East Nigeria is heading for global market with daily export fig­ures of one million pairs to other African countries, the President of the Abia Think Tank Association, Mazi Sam Ohuabunwa has said.

Ohuabunwa , who stated this during a press conference ahead of a two-day economic sum­mit in Aba, said that the shoemakers produce quality that compares with the Italian brands, adding that despite leading the Africa market, they are yet to have presence outside the con­tinent.

“We have started forming the shoemakers into cooperative societies so that they can have access to funding from development finance institutions like the Bank of Industry as well as capacity building and linkage to international market, “ he said.

Now could you provide any link where it states the contribution and stats of what these products contributes to the fed account?

Nah waoo

Meanwhile let us remind you that :


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/rivers-state-others-have-overtaken-s-east-in-commerce-industry/

Udmaster:
It is a TREASON act for anyone to say that the south east contribute nothing to federation account.. Every State have its own solid minerals BUT are all of them in a Commercial quantities? Sit back and see the GDP contribution of the South East.
1. EBONYI State Is a State Blessed with Commercial Deposits of mineral resources and one of them is LIMESTONE in huge deposit .. the Federal Government established the Nigeria Cement Company NigerCem at Ntalagu and Ibeto cement have a huge cement plant in the state. The State have one of the largest Salt deposit, Gypsum, Bauxite, Gold, Timber, Zinc etc
2. Ebonyi State is the one of the HIGHEST Producers and exporters of Rice with the highest number of Rice Mills in Nigeria and have One of the Largest Nigeria Poultry Farm at Nkali and A Fertilizer Processing Plants... EVIDENCIAL LINK.-
http://www.ebonyionline.com/about-ebonyi-state/

http://www.southeastnigeria.com/photos-abakaliki-rice-mill-cluster-ebonyi-state/

Could you please state where the links provided states the stats and contribution of ebonyi rice production to the fed account?

Me I don search and read tire I no see any from the links provided above o

thewarrior72:
Another propaganda & over bloated figures for Southwest educated illiterate & ILLITERATE NORTHERN folks to gloat over, while the reality on ground says otherwise. Should I remind these gullibly Southwest poor souls that only ANAMBRA state can single handedly pay the salaries of the 5 Southwest states namely, USUN, EKITI, OYO, OGUN, & ONDO state for ten years without going bankrupt. The economy of NNEWI in ANAMBRA state is ten times greater than the aforementioned 5 state put together.

No need talking about the northern states, which is more or less like a desert & the cursed BABYLON

Lol

God bless SW and North more and more.
We are indeed blessed

I love this.

At last those noise makers will let us rest.

Mind you? This isn't about what, or the amount agricultural produce of each region but what the contributes to the nation's economy/purse.

Oya

chuna1985:
Delta state is Igbo land proper. Its s northern foools that divided Nigeria into geopolitical zones, just to separate igbos from their brothers.


I guess ur Yoruba, am not surprised @ ur talk Cuz u guys never ever travel out of ur region.

Another robotbrafraud on the loose
Who let you out, please?

Yeah, right deltal is located in ebonyi,aba,enugu,imo and anambra

How are u doing?

Bra, fra

Bia fraud

JingoOAU:
Meet the Nigerian who led Gatwick Airport Acquisition!  A Nigerian, Adebayo Ogunlesi,  has acquired the London Gatwick Airport as the new owner. The Gatwick deal is a £1.455 billion agreement with BAA Airports Limited. Adebayo Ogunlesi, 56, is the chairman and managing partner, Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), an independent investment fund based in New York City with worldwide stake in infrastructure assets,is  the new owner of the London Gatwick Airport.  

The Nigerian who led Gatwick Airport Acquisition attended prestigious King’s College, Lagos. He is a member of the District of Columbia Bar Association. He was a lecturer at Harvard Law School and the Yale School. Ogunlesi, whose father was the first Nigerian-born medical professor, studied philosophy, politics and economics at Oxford and then earned law and business degrees from Harvard.  Ogunlesi has lived in New York for 20 years and is active in volunteer work. But he also cultivates his ties to Africa. He informally advises the Nigerian government on privatisation. The late Manute Bol, former NBA center, visited Ogunlesi in his Park Avenue office, seeking donations for a charitable foundation in former basketball star Manute Bol’s homeland, Sudan.
Ogunlesi walked the late Bol around the hallways, introducing him to junior staff. It was just another day in the Bayosphere.
Prior to his current role, he was executive vice chairman and chief client officer of Credit Suisse, based in New York. He previously served as a member of Credit Suisse’s Executive Board and Management Council and chaired the Chairman’s Board. Previously, he was the Global Head of Investment Banking at Credit Suisse. Since joining Credit Suisse in 1983, Ogunlesi has advised clients on strategic transactions and financings in a broad range of industries and has worked on transactions in North and South America, the Caribbean, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia.

In the US, he is known as the Nigerian who clerked for late Supreme Court justice, Thurgood Marshall, who they say was unable to pronounce his name and quickly dubbed him Obeedoogee. Colleagues and friends call him Bayo.
Ogunlesi is very much in touch with developments in his homeland Africa. In Nigeria, as an informal adviser to former president Olusegun Obasanjo, Ogunlesi has been known to advise successive governments on fiscal policies, economic development and strategic management…. Amongst other things has been involved in…AFC, IFC it was AFC that led Africa’s participation in the $750 million syndicated lending facility to develop Ghana’s Jubilee Oil Field, which is deemed one of West Africa’s largest deep-water offshore developments in over a decade.

Meet Adebayo Ogunlesi The Nigerian who bought Gatwick airport for £1.5 Billion


A Nigerian is reported to have acquired and now runs London Gatwick Airport. Adebayo Ogunlesi, 56, is the chairman and managing partner, Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), an independent investment fund based in New York City with worldwide stake in infrastructure assets, is the new owner of the London Gatwick Airport.



 

Adebayo Ogunlesi attended the prestigious King’s College, Lagos. He is a member of the District of Columbia Bar Association. He was a lecturer at Harvard Law School and the Yale School. Ogunlesi has lived in New York for 20 years and is active in volunteer work. But he also cultivates his ties to Africa. He informally advises the Nigerian government on privatisation.

Prior to his current role, he was executive vice chairman and chief client officer of Credit Suisse, based in New York. He previously served as a member of Credit Suisse’s Executive Board and Management Council and chaired the Chairman’s Board. Previously, he was the Global Head of Investment Banking at Credit Suisse. Since joining Credit Suisse in 1983, Ogunlesi has advised clients on strategic transactions and financing in a broad range of industries and has worked on transactions in North and South America, the Caribbean, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia.

Listen to how Ogunlesi sounds so refreshing in his interview prior to taking over at Gatwick airport. Pay attention to how he proposes to solve the problem of delay



http://www..com/talk/topic,30465.0.html

azzima:
"we make money elsewhere and repatriate them back home" ......see your Gorilla mouth!!. You mean how you make money in Indonesia, malaysia and South Africa Tell me ,if you "repatriate "so much money home,how come you guys develops other people's home before you develop yours??how come it takes you niggas to leave home before u can make money. You Igbos can't make money in you DARK region?innoson sef na upgraded mechanic shop. Just doing assembling. Can't produce ANY spare part.

Please, forgive him

tonychristopher:
how e take concern me

Isn't it obvious you are g*y?

tonychristopher:
BYE

I'm male dude.

tonychristopher:
bye

Let go of my mention now, please?

tonychristopher:
Yoruba man...travel biko......



the level of incurrigibility in you is alarming and detestable, I wonder hjow daft can a man be when he sees somebody that bears Jim Okechukwu Ovia and has a daughter Isioma Ovia and keep doubting how igbo the man is, just like doubting the muslimness of a man that bears Ibrahim taiwo Muhammed...I still wonder why yorubas, majority rarely travel so in your microsm mind you think that Igbo starts and end in South East forgeting we have indigenous igbo in edo named Igbo akiri Even in Benue and we have 70% of SS are igbos..why have you refused to learn. Come son...i am not here to teach you Nigerian Geography history...you out to have learnt that in school....so we have yoruba in benin republic but we cant have Igbo in Delta North


I am just asking myself how can an abled bodied man like you reason like a child



bye

I knew I was exchanging words with a robot



Come back here my friend , you kept twisting and distorting facts, and as if you fake, aba made assumptions can change the obvious facts?

I taya oo

Cheii ibo kwunu oo



Biography of Jim Ovia; Billionaire; Delta State Celebrity.
ABOUT JIM OVIA

Jim Ovia
Jim Ovia was born on November 5, 1951, at Agbor in the Delta State of Nigeria.

Jim Ovia attended Southern University Louisiana, where he obtained a B.Sc in Business
Administration in the year 1977. Later he proceeded to the North East Louisiana University, where he obtained a Masters Degree in Business Administration in 1979. He also did an Executive Management Program in the Harvard Business School.

Don't you read you bible ni? ..you shall know the truth, and the truth shall set yaa free

Me, thought 99percent of ibo are xchian?

Cheii

U try sha no be small

tonychristopher:
I am well its you that have lost it all due to your igbophobic nature

oya give me links


when they say travel and leave your region, you wont due to fear..look at how you have disgraced yourself

Looool

I sure yorubas are not in togo,ghana,U.S,_U.K, garmany, belgium, ireland etc?
Which region are u talking about 'SE? Loool

Charity, they say begins at home. While ye'all Igbos won't cease trooping to my region on a daily basis? At we speak i'm sure another ibesechinachi bus in on it way to SW

You are just running round and round the circle dude.


According to you he's ibo,right? Prove it? You no gree!



I asked what state is from(i listen 5 ibo states) you couldn't give me any reasonable answer. Did you?


I provided his biography, state of origin etc stating is state of origin, didn't i? Still u no gree




After proving u wrong with these fact and asking you to dispute it did u?

You see yaa life? You are wasting my time oo


I guess you are speaking for him, know him more than he knows himself, right?

Until you provide a link where he personal stated that 'i'm ibo'? You are a robot

By the way thank u for helping me help u make akpu of yourself.


Wait? what has travel got to do with these ke?

I'm ok in my SW region. If I wan see plenty ibo? Una plenty for my region nah

tonychristopher:
I should be the one asking you to provide me a link that the man is disclaiming IGBONESS because I dont need a link to show you that a man that bears Jim Okechukwu Ovia who fathered Isioma Ovia will claim Igbo, dude he is IGBO by default. What is actually wrong with your assimilation. You should give me a link where he disowned anything Igbo plus where he rejected been IGBO BANKER of the year. I know your igbophobic but one thing, IGBOS are set of people that keep throwing it on your face to make you feel small and intimidated

Ngwa...give me the links biko

Get well soon bro

tonychristopher:
it is not about ego bro....he nor you dont fend for me, but it is facts that you have decided to overlook. what do they speak in agbor, which people bear the name okechukwu and isioma , do we have ovim in ebonyi

learn to travel out and be open to teaching...you should be appreciative to me for educating you...but i think you should learn how to venture our, i know it is not yuour forte due to fear , especially that of the unkwnown but atleat try...reach delta north


it is Jim Okechukwu Ovia the father of Isioma Ovia

I am done lecturing you

Biography of Jim Ovia; Billionaire; Delta State Celebrity.
ABOUT JIM OVIA

Jim Ovia
Jim Ovia was born on November 5, 1951, at Agbor in the Delta State of Nigeria.

Jim Ovia attended Southern University Louisiana, where he obtained a B.Sc in Business
Administration in the year 1977. Later he proceeded to the North East Louisiana University, where he obtained a Masters Degree in Business Administration in 1979. He also did an Executive Management Program in the Harvard Business School.

You try no be small sha

Could please, the provide us with a variable link where that handsome man claimed or stated he's ibo?

Remember? You are what you claim and not what people say or claim?
Let's hear from the boss mouth.

tonychristopher:
NOW WHAT ARE YOU SAYING, DO AGBOR SPEAK GREAT, IS IKA NOT A DIALECT IN IGBO SAME AS OWERRI AND NNEWI


I KNOW YOU BE YORUBA ...TRY TRAVEL BIKO

SOMEBODY THAT BEARS JIM OKECHUKWU OVIA AND NAMES HIS DAUGHTER ISIOMA OVIA ..ARE THESE SPANISH NAME

DO YOU EVEN REALIZE THAT WE HAVE A PLACE CALLED OVIM IN AFIKPO IN FAR PLACE EBONYI...MAYBE DOES OVIM SOUND IGBO TO YOU

GUY ABEG REST JOOR

I AM BUSY HERE


(G)HOST ABI NA LANDLORD/OMO NILE TRAVEL AND SEE


THAT TRAVEL IS THE BEST TEACHER....NOW I KNOW

This is why I try as much as possible to avoid exchanging words with NL robots.

Anyway. Any sensitive and normal being will witness to the fact I put up there.

It's ok now.
I can understand it's all about ego and healing you wounds. But i'm sorry, I will only add to you mystery, trust me


I'm sure Rotimi ameche is half yoruba/ibo abi?


Jovia don't even sound ibotic couple with his state of origin na so kasala burst for ya.


I've seen/heard about white men/women bearing bola, yemi, chukwu etc..i 'm sure that make them ibo/yoruba as well?

Abeg Ose aro Wednesday oo

tonychristopher:
BUT HE ONCE WON THE IGBO BANKER OF THE YEAR..HE ACCEPTED IT AND NEVER REJECTED IT, YET YOU SAID IN YOUR INFANTILE MIND HE IS NOT IGBO. HIS DAUGHTERS NAMES IS ISIOMA YET YOU SAY HE IS NOT IGBO, HE IS FROM AGBOR YET YOU SAY HE IS NOT IGBO, MAYBE THEY SPEAK LATIN IN AGBO, MAYBE ISIOMA IS GREET NAME

Biography of Jim Ovia; Billionaire; Delta State Celebrity.
ABOUT JIM OVIA

Jim Ovia
Jim Ovia was born on November 5, 1951, at Agbor in the Delta State of Nigeria.

Jim Ovia attended Southern University Louisiana, where he obtained a B.Sc in Business
Administration in the year 1977. Later he proceeded to the North East Louisiana University, where he obtained a Masters Degree in Business Administration in 1979. He also did an Executive Management Program in the Harvard Business School.  



Is he from ebonyi,aba,enugu,imo,alaambra?

FKO81:
I'm here for you

isn't it obvious I ain't here for you?

Get off my mention, I can't help heal you wounds.

FKO81:
And Ijabu people are denying Oduduwa, so Mike Adenuga most be brother to Salva Kiir Mayarit, Southern Sudan president
Since Okechukwu Ovia is not Igbo

Will you get off my mention?

I don't exchange words with spammer.
Thank u

tonychristopher:
[/b]ok does it maen that we do not have igbo from delta[/b], the way you reason is terrible....but before you talk or write. look that phone, it must have been sold to you by that igbo dude, look at the clothe, the plate the shoes even boxers maybe the gala etc...i will not want to talk about the big igbo cooperation like CWG et al ...look at those small things that you use, maybe if you have a car which I doubt, look at where you buy those parts and who imports them...if IGBO dont dominate anyplace..atleast they dominate your life


yet we came back from the war and AWOLOWO with his heist and indigization decree, we still came took over


lol

I am busy we talk later

Yes and that's why Jim Ovia sounds ibo

It's ok. Just in few days from now ye 'all will get over these injury.



As for the rest of you comments?
You no be ibo? I'm used to ye'all.

It's ok now

pazienza:
[b] 1. Alhaji Aliko Dangote – Dangote Group,
(Manufacturing, oil & gas,)
2. Mike Adenuga – Conoil, Globacom (Oil
& gas, Banking, Telecom)- YORUBA
3. Femi Otedola – Forte Oil and Gas (Oil &
gas)-YORUBA
4. Orji Uzor Kalu – Slok Group (Aviation,- IGBO
Shipping, publishing, manufacturing)
5. Cosmos Maduka – Coscharis Group-IGBO
(Automobile, manufacturing)
6. Jimoh Ibrahim – Nicon Insurance,
Global Fleet (Insurance, transportation, oil
& gas)
7. Jim Ovia – Zenith Bank, Visafone
(Banking, Telecom)-IGBO
8. Pascal Dozie – MTN Nigeria, Diamond
Bank (Banking, Telecom)-IGBO
9. Oba Otudeko – Honeywell Group
Nigeria, Pivotal Engineering, Airtel
(Manufacturing, oil & gas,
telecom)- YORUBA
10. Alhaji Sayyu Dantata – MRS Group (Oil
& gas, construction)
11. Umaru Abdul Mutallab – former
Chairman First Bank Plc, Mutallab Group
12. Prince Samuel Adedoyin – Doyin
Group (manufacturing, pharmaceuticals)-YORUBA
13. Dele Fajemirokun – Chaiman Aiico
Insurance, Xerox Nigeria, Chicken
Republic, Kings Guards
(Insurance, Security, Technology, Food
retailing)-YORUBA
14. Chief Cletus Ibeto – Ibeto Group
(Trading, manufacturing, oil & gas)-IGBO
15. Raymond Dokpesi – Daar
Communication, AIT, (Entertainment)
16. Tony Ezenna – Orange Group
(Pharmaceutical, oil & gas)-IGBO
17. Chief Molade Okoya Thomas –
Chairman CFAO Nig and other six french
companies
(Automobiles)-YORUBA
18. Ifeanyi Ubah – Capital oil and gas (Oil
& gas)-IGBO
19. Leo Stan Ekeh – Zinox (Computer,
technology) 20. Fola Adeola – GTBank
(Banking)-IGBO
21. Chief Ade Ojo – Elizade Motors Nig
LTD, Distributor of Toyota cars (Auto
retailing)-YORUBA
22. Abdulsamad Rabiu – Bua Group (Oil &
gas, manufacturing)
23. Folorunsho Alakija – Famfa Oil (Oil & YORUBA
gas) 24. High Chief O.B. Lulu Briggs –
Moni Pulo (Oil & gas)
25. Hakeem Bello Osagie – Etisalat
Nigeria (Telecom)
26. Sani Bello – Amni Petroleum (Oil &
gas) 27. Mohammed Indimi – Oriental
Petroleum (Oil & gas)
28. Sir Emeka Offor – Chrome Group (Oil
& gas, marine)-IGBO
29. Chief Arthur Eze – Atlas Oranto
Petroleum (Oil & gas)-IGBO
30. Vincent Amaechi Obianodo – Young
Shall Grow Motors, RockView Hotels
(Transportation, IGBO[/b]


We have more IGBOs in that than Yorubas, the first Yoruba man , Totit, that posted this list here cut the list at 21, to give the Yorubas more numbers, seeing there are more Igbos between 20- 30 of that list. The Yorubas treachery keep astonishing me.

Here we go again.
Must you add those from delta state? Must you edit to suit you ego?

The list isn't even about the number, it's about disputing and exposing ibo lies that they dominate their village

Abeg, you can carry go with massaging ego.

The op question remains?


WHAT RE THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF S.E REGION INTO FEDERATION ACCOUNT??

Abeg - I go come back for you later totit is highly busy.