Business › Re: Allen Onyema And Egahaga Should Resign During The Fraud Trial To Save Air Peace by TundeBricklayer: 8:50am On Nov 25, 2019 |
FrLukas: So why were you asking JAMB questions before if you knew this anyway?
You are quoting Sahara Reporters now but later you will come and say that Sowore is a false news peddler, abi?
Kwantinu... Except you're indomi generation, who in the corridors of power that doesn't know how Glo was acquired, Adenuga was common drive in the street of London then |
Business › Re: Allen Onyema And Egahaga Should Resign During The Fraud Trial To Save Air Peace by TundeBricklayer: 7:53am On Nov 25, 2019 |
franchasng: That was how Otedola went into exile too in Ghana when Yaradua was in power and EFCC was on his trail for debts running into billions....Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan came into power and saved him from going into extinction like Jimoh Ibrahim by waiving off his huge debts and told him to come back to Nigeria and continue his business....yet Yorubas hate Goodluck with passion.
One day, one brave, no-nonsense President will rise, and Dangote's dirty book will be widely opened, and the whole world will know how much of Nigerians' commonwealth he is using to answer billionaire and richest man in Africa without any ingenuity or meaningful invention aside importing cement, and from importing cement he suppressed every other big cement importers like Ibeto to become the richest man in Africa with investment in all fields of life, time will tell  Mike Adenuga was ordinary Taxi driver in London then, now he's fronting for IBB and Atiku, today he's claiming to be second richest man in Africa |
Business › Re: Allen Onyema And Egahaga Should Resign During The Fraud Trial To Save Air Peace by TundeBricklayer: 5:53am On Nov 25, 2019 |
ornicus: You can go and ask him. You can also petition efcc. Numerous Nigerian businessmen have done business in the us without issue. Your whataboutism changes nothing. Just understand that this foolish act by onyeama means that now, there will be a local investigation into air peace. All the issues that may have been overlooked or ignored will now be gone over with a fine tooth comb. Onyeama will have to explain where he got his startup capital, and his running capital, particularly as the airline is reported to have lost at least 3.3 million us last year His case already with EFCC, he's now on exile in Ghana since Buhari won second tenure. The money used in purchasing Glo license was PTDF fund
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Business › Re: Allen Onyema And Egahaga Should Resign During The Fraud Trial To Save Air Peace by TundeBricklayer: 5:49am On Nov 25, 2019*. Modified: 8:00am On Nov 25, 2019 |
ornicus: Say you have some stolen money. You are getting nervous as police are sniffing around . so you want to get it out of Nigeria. You cannot carry it physically.
So you give it your businessman friend to do
I will start from the beginning
Onyeama said he was going to buy planes wuthn20 million dollars.where did the 20 million dollars come from? This is a pertinent question because it cannot be income generated by air peace. The margins in aviation are meager, especially when he is not the only player. You use 20 million for cape, what is left for opex?
https://simpleflying.com/air-peace-expansion/ According to this article, the company has been running at a loss all this while
In addition to this, businesses expand with bank loans. There is no way to explain how he got the 20 million dollars he was going to use to buy the planes.
Going back to what I said, assume he actually had the 20 million dollars. Will buying new planes increase air peace bottom line? The number of passengers is shrinking due to the economy. If you buy a brand new 2019 corolla for Uber, are you going to charge more than 2013 Tokunbo corollas? Will people patronize you more because you have a brand new corolla? Unless someone has made a firm commitment to you, buy these planes and we will engage you.eg Mobil oil. And if that happened it would be in the news. Simply put, it is an illogical investment, considering the aviation industry. You will get broke fast.
What the authorites are saying is onyeama created a company in the US, a briefcase company, that he owned and That he gave a contract to supply him planes. He then sends that company 20 million from Nigeria. Once the company in the US gets the money,it starts disbursing the 20 million to numerous personal accounts of onyeama.
So what onyeama has done is he has used his business in Nigeria to move money to the US on false pretenses.that is a classic money laundering maneuver. Some people belive it's patience Johnathans money. You read how the fg is seizing 5 million today, 2 million tomorrow.
Like a lot of Nigerian businessmen, onyeama has no history of organic growth. If you go to Google, you can trace the histories of apple, Microsoft, dell, etc. Air peace started 6 years ago. Where did onyeama get the capital?
Now all these questions will be asked
Below is a more concise description
https://www.nairaland.com/5546090/why-onyema-flagged-us-advice/5#84322388 Alakija ordinary hairdresser where did she get the money to purchase oil bloc  |
Business › Re: Allen Onyema And Egahaga Should Resign During The Fraud Trial To Save Air Peace by TundeBricklayer: 5:47am On Nov 25, 2019*. Modified: 8:01am On Nov 25, 2019 |
ornicus: Say you have some stolen money. You are getting nervous as police are sniffing around . so you want to get it out of Nigeria. You cannot carry it physically.
So you give it your businessman friend to do
I will start from the beginning
Onyeama said he was going to buy planes wuthn20 million dollars.where did the 20 million dollars come from? This is a pertinent question because it cannot be income generated by air peace. The margins in aviation are meager, especially when he is not the only player. You use 20 million for cape, what is left for opex?
https://simpleflying.com/air-peace-expansion/ According to this article, the company has been running at a loss all this while
In addition to this, businesses expand with bank loans. There is no way to explain how he got the 20 million dollars he was going to use to buy the planes.
Going back to what I said, assume he actually had the 20 million dollars. Will buying new planes increase air peace bottom line? The number of passengers is shrinking due to the economy. If you buy a brand new 2019 corolla for Uber, are you going to charge more than 2013 Tokunbo corollas? Will people patronize you more because you have a brand new corolla? Unless someone has made a firm commitment to you, buy these planes and we will engage you.eg Mobil oil. And if that happened it would be in the news. Simply put, it is an illogical investment, considering the aviation industry. You will get broke fast.
What the authorites are saying is onyeama created a company in the US, a briefcase company, that he owned and That he gave a contract to supply him planes. He then sends that company 20 million from Nigeria. Once the company in the US gets the money,it starts disbursing the 20 million to numerous personal accounts of onyeama.
So what onyeama has done is he has used his business in Nigeria to move money to the US on false pretenses.that is a classic money laundering maneuver. Some people belive it's patience Johnathans money. You read how the fg is seizing 5 million today, 2 million tomorrow.
Like a lot of Nigerian businessmen, onyeama has no history of organic growth. If you go to Google, you can trace the histories of apple, Microsoft, dell, etc. Air peace started 6 years ago. Where did onyeama get the capital?
Now all these questions will be asked
Below is a more concise description
https://www.nairaland.com/5546090/why-onyema-flagged-us-advice/5#84322388 Google how Otedola purchase African Petroleum(AP) major shares |
Business › Re: Allen Onyema And Egahaga Should Resign During The Fraud Trial To Save Air Peace by TundeBricklayer: 5:45am On Nov 25, 2019 |
ornicus: Say you have some stolen money. You are getting nervous as police are sniffing around . so you want to get it out of Nigeria. You cannot carry it physically.
So you give it your businessman friend to do
I will start from the beginning
Onyeama said he was going to buy planes wuthn20 million dollars.where did the 20 million dollars come from? This is a pertinent question because it cannot be income generated by air peace. The margins in aviation are meager, especially when he is not the only player. You use 20 million for cape, what is left for opex?
https://simpleflying.com/air-peace-expansion/ According to this article, the company has been running at a loss all this while
In addition to this, businesses expand with bank loans. There is no way to explain how he got the 20 million dollars he was going to use to buy the planes.
Going back to what I said, assume he actually had the 20 million dollars. Will buying new planes increase air peace bottom line? The number of passengers is shrinking due to the economy. If you buy a brand new 2019 corolla for Uber, are you going to charge more than 2013 Tokunbo corollas? Will people patronize you more because you have a brand new corolla? Unless someone has made a firm commitment to you, buy these planes and we will engage you.eg Mobil oil. And if that happened it would be in the news. Simply put, it is an illogical investment, considering the aviation industry. You will get broke fast.
What the authorites are saying is onyeama created a company in the US, a briefcase company, that he owned and That he gave a contract to supply him planes. He then sends that company 20 million from Nigeria. Once the company in the US gets the money,it starts disbursing the 20 million to numerous personal accounts of onyeama.
So what onyeama has done is he has used his business in Nigeria to move money to the US on false pretenses.that is a classic money laundering maneuver. Some people belive it's patience Johnathans money. You read how the fg is seizing 5 million today, 2 million tomorrow.
Like a lot of Nigerian businessmen, onyeama has no history of organic growth. If you go to Google, you can trace the histories of apple, Microsoft, dell, etc. Air peace started 6 years ago. Where did onyeama get the capital?
Now all these questions will be asked
Below is a more concise description
https://www.nairaland.com/5546090/why-onyema-flagged-us-advice/5#84322388 Where did Adenuga get the money to purchase Globacom license  |
Politics › Re: What Diepreye Jackson Dikibo Said About Allen Onyema In 2014 by TundeBricklayer: 4:33pm On Nov 24, 2019 |
Kennyswagzz: 2010? Are you mad or what?? How  By showing you evidence  |
Politics › Re: What Diepreye Jackson Dikibo Said About Allen Onyema In 2014 by TundeBricklayer: 4:08pm On Nov 24, 2019 |
Kennyswagzz: why hasn't US charge him for fraud? Adenuga, a controversial businessman who has acted for long as a financial front for former military dictator, Ibrahim Babangida, publicly showed off his presence and freedom last week. He attended a packed event at Eko Hotel in Lagos where he launched fiber optic cable from London. Numerous public officials, including the Senate President, David Mark, and the governors of Lagos and Ogun states attended the event.The EFCC recently made a fan-fare of declaring Adenuga wanted following revelations that that he and his wife, Titi Adenuga, had received bribes from Siemens officials. After ignoring a series of invitations to appear before the EFCC in the guise of attending the World Cup in South Africa, Mr. Adenuga sneaked out of the country, leading the EFCC to declare him wanted.“I can confirm that Chief is back in town, he is not hiding, and nobody from the EFCC has come to his door yet,” said a source close to Mr. Adenuga who is the proprietor of Glo, a Nigerian telecommunications company. Like Adenuga, former Governor Ahmed Adamu Muazu of Bauchi has also been gallivanting publicly despite the EFCC’s ostensible search for him. The anti-corruption agency has alleged that Mr. Muazu embezzled millions of dollars belonging to Bauchi State during his tenure as governor. After hiding abroad for some time, Mr. Muazu returned to Nigeria last month without any harassment by the EFCC.In fact, some newspapers reported that the former governor had been cleared of all corruption charges. Prompted by those reports, the EFCC last week issued a refutation. “We wish to state emphatically that ex-Governor Adamu Muazu is still being investigated and as such could not have been cleared of graft allegations against him,” the EFCC stated. The agency added, “The former governor who until recently has been out of the country is still expected to honour an invitation to interview a team of operatives investigating the case against him.” But two weeks after issuing the statement, the EFCC has neither arrested nor arraigned Muazu for financial fraud. The third high profile fugitive being ignored by the EFCC is Dele Oye, an Abuja-based lawyer, identified as the main front used by the former CEO of Oceanic Bank, Cecilia Ibru, to steal over N192 billion in bank assets.Mr. Oye fled Nigeria soon after Mrs. Ibru’s arrest, and the EFCC promptly declared him wanted. However, since returning to Nigeria two months ago, Mr. Oye is yet to be tried for fraud even as the EFCC has bargained with Mrs. Ibru to forfeit some of the stolen assets and to serve a six-month jail term that many critics have described as softer than a slap on the wrist. In an attempt to evade spending any time in jail, Mrs. Ibru’s doctors have signed papers alleging that she is too sick to be incarcerated. She is currently “hospitalized” and plans to spend the entire jail term in the cozy wards of her doctor’s office.
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Politics › Re: What Diepreye Jackson Dikibo Said About Allen Onyema In 2014 by TundeBricklayer: 3:33pm On Nov 24, 2019 |
Kennyswagzz: was is not your fellow useless, good for nothing and God forsaken criminal brethens that first mentioned yoruba here? Research more about Panama papers Nigeria These are some of the men that have looted our common wealth to build their business empires
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Politics › Re: The Demystification Of Nigerian Billionaires by TundeBricklayer: 3:04pm On Nov 24, 2019 |
Obasanjo enriched Dangote, Otedola, Andy Ubah, Adeleke family and others during his privatization scams
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Politics › Re: The Demystification Of Nigerian Billionaires by TundeBricklayer: 2:57pm On Nov 24, 2019 |
sodiqapril: Take Adenuga out of it and include otedola.. Adenuga, Innoson, the man that owns Orange drugs and some very few Igbos are the only clean billionaires we have in Nigeria. The rest especially the northerners are scammers Kindly Read Femi Otedola’s Dirty DealsFemi Otedola needs to stop regaling the public with rooster and bull stories. If we are to believe him, then in the past few months, his life has become an intriguing Nollywood movie. After he claimed that a mysterious Alhaji tried to convince his butler to poison him, he fled to the United Kingdom and promised to remain there till the police solved the case. When I first heard that remarkable story, I wondered why the newly named “Forbes” billionaire did not simply arm his butler with a surveillance device and instruct him to get some evidence of the conspiracy on tape. That way, Otedola would have been able to back his incredible tale with some proof. Otedola did not stop there. He cooked up another creative ploy to tarnish the image of Alhaji Aliko Dangote, a towering industrialist whose philanthropy and dedication to Nigeria has added great value to the Nigerian economy. Through African Petroleum, the oil company which he controls, Otedola placed some advertisements in leading Nigerian newspapers claiming that Dangote and Nova securities were responsible for the steep fall of AP’s share price on the Nigerian Stock Exchange. The company supported its claim with CSCS statements purportedly belonging to Dangote and Nova Securities and asked the SEC to launch an investigation. The SEC investigated the allegations and concluded that there was no proof that Dangote instructed his stockbroker to manipulate AP’s shares. It also concluded that the CSCS statements were fraudulently obtained and fined AP and NOVA for their respective offences. They also barred NOVA Securities from operating in the stock market for a certain period of time. Since then, Otedola has allowed his odium for Dangote drive him into a maniacal rage that could eventually result in self-immolation. The truth is that Otedola is Nigeria’s greatest manipulator and economic saboteur. With the backing of some powerful government officials, he singlehandedly bullied Peter Okocha’s Sadiq Petroleum into selling its stake in AP and then manipulated the company’s stock to abnormal heights prompting an SEC investigation. He the colluded with Afribank Registrars to withhold share certificates from investors who wanted to sell their shares. When the stock market collapse sparked a run on the stock exchange, shares of companies like AP were the first to fall. Instead of admitting that AP’s shares were manipulated, Otedola decided to accuse Dangote of being behind the fall simply because his plan to buy Chevron Texaco’s marketing arm had been thwarted by Sayyu Dantata, a relative of Dangote. Femi Otedola’s willingness to destroy Dangote at all cost is becoming a matter of national security. We understand that he has threatened to do everything within his power to destroy Dangote’s businesses. Otedola should remember that the Dangote Group is one of the major pillars of the Nigerian economy and that any attack on Alhaji Aliko Dangote is an attack on Nigeria. Unlike Otedola, whose shameless racketeering and price-fixing is destroying the economy, Dangote has invested a lot of money in the real sector and is a role model for future generations. We are worried that Otedola’s envy could soon blow over and propel him to do something that he would forever regret. Last year, he announced a much publicized 2 billion naira investment in the sugar and cement sectors ostensibly to crash the prices and make life easier for the common man. He then launched an intensive advertising campaign promoting Otedola Portland Cement. Dangote did not try to stop him because as a true capitalist, he believes in healthy competition. However, Otedola is yet to produce a single bag of cement or one cube of sugar. In order to understand Otedola’s animosity towards Dangote, it is pertinent to examine the cause of this crisis. Sometime last year, Chevron Global Holdings announced that it had sold 60% of its Nigerian subsidiary to Corlay Global SA and Petrocci Holdings, companies controlled by Sayyu Dantata, a nephew of Dangote who is a billionaire in his own right. When Otedola heard the news, he went ballistic and claimed that Dangote had stabbed him in the back by using Sayyu Danatata as a front to clinch the deal. He claimed that he had discussed his strategy with Dangote and that they had a gentleman’s agreement that they wouldn’t encroach on each other’s business. Since then Otedola has launched a war against Dangote by sponsoring media attacks against him and generally impugning his character. Otedola does not understand that Aliko Dangote and Sayyu Dantata are two different people. Sayyu Dantata is an independent and successful businessman who takes his own decisions. Even if he wanted to, Dangote cannot stop him from buying something that he wants. He does not need Dangote’s support to obtain financing from Nigerian banks. According to industry insiders, his turnover for last year was almost 200 billion naira. Otedola on the other hand is a crooked businessman who has gained a reputation for selling adulterated diesel products and sabotaging Nigeria’s power plants. His main reason for attempting to buy Chevron Texaco was to keep the price of diesel unnaturally high thereby increasing the operating costs of Nigeria’s struggling industries. Nigerians should be grateful to Sayyu Dantata for saving them from this incorrigible monopolist. He should leave Aliko Dangote alone. Dangote has distinguished himself as a great Nigerian who has provided employment for numerous Nigerians. Otedola parlayed the money that his father took from Lagos. We remember when Otedola was a printing consultant hanging around Global Excellence’s offices and begging Mayor Akinpelu to get jobs for him. Now that he is wealthy, he has become a monster who routinely arrests his workers and once beat up a reporter for daring to take photographs of his house. He is also a known pervert who has subjected his wife to years of abuse and even sleeps with Zenon’s married company secretary, Yewande Giwa |
Politics › Re: The Demystification Of Nigerian Billionaires by TundeBricklayer: 2:52pm On Nov 24, 2019 |
solmusdesigns:

Ibo people sef... so because Onyeama was caught suddenly all billionaires are corrupt? you better dont get sued
.. Google EFCC case with Otedola, the world knows how Tinubu made his money, same as Dangote, I hope you know Adenuga Glo license was bought with PTDF fund by Atiku 
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Politics › Re: What Diepreye Jackson Dikibo Said About Allen Onyema In 2014 by TundeBricklayer: 2:22pm On Nov 24, 2019 |
Kennyswagzz: Amelica is jealous of us because we are hard-working, smart and intelligent. Their men are lazy and envious and their women prefer us  Dangote, Adenuga, Tinubu, Otedola all used public funds to build their businesses Adenuga case is in US over fraud case with Siemens, his Glo network was bought by PTDF fund, IBB and Atiku Abubakar are real owners of Glo network
Read EFCC findings about Glo ownership
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Politics › Re: What Diepreye Jackson Dikibo Said About Allen Onyema In 2014 by TundeBricklayer: 1:31pm On Nov 24, 2019 |
naptu2: What the heck do you mean by, "Is this supposed to be evidence or conviction"?? Does this look like a court to you?
And how does it concern me if you dig up whatever about Bola Tinubu, Buhari or PTF?? Glo network license was bought with PTDF fund, the money was pushed to Adenuga by Atiku when he was Vice president |
Politics › Re: Update on developments in Anambra state-photos by TundeBricklayer: 12:24pm On Nov 08, 2019 |
[s] Ceegar01: Awka Millennium City’ll trigger discrimination’
8th November 2019
Experts in the built environment have criticized the development of Awka Millennium City being championed by Obiano administration, saying such projects discriminate between the poor and the rich in the society.
According to one of the experts, Chukwukelu Odawulu, such development is in bad fate because government will, in order to get the support of the affluence in the state, develop facilities in the city exceptionally compared to what obtains in other locations in the state.
According to him, “government should provide social amenities to everybody in the state without minding their status as long as government is for all. What should be done is to map out a portion of land in some parts of the state and put it for sell. In this regards, those who can buy into the area will be able to support the kind of infrastructure required by those in the area.
Another respondent, Mrs. Ngozi Ukachu, said that government should deploy the resources in the development of the entire state.
She said: “The roads in the state are being washed away by erosion and/or flood. Yet, instead of fixing them, government is talking of carving special area for the rich that can care for themselves. Let the roads be fixed, then we can get to where ever we do our business without much problems”.
However, Mr. Clem Nwogbo, Group Chairman of M-P Infrastructure in the state, said such development is not out of place because it is not by force. He said anybody who is willing and capable of meeting the financial requirements of being there can go there and register.
According to him, “capital is like a living organism; it goes and stays where it will thrive the most. For us at M-P Infrastructure Ltd, investing in the South East of Nigeria, Anambra, in particular, was a question of time. We were always aware of the economic potential of the South East dating back to the era of late Michael Okpara, former Premier of the Eastern Region of Nigeria, and then the Jim Nwobodo era as Governor of Anambra State and up till the present time of Governor Willie Obiano.
“Recall that Nigeria’s industrial revolution also took place in the South East. Companies such as Eastern Nigeria Development Company (ENDC), Golden Guinea Breweries Ltd, Modern Ceramics, Nkalagu Cement, Premier Breweries, and so on, were all thriving southeast Nigeria-based firms.
“We were never in doubt of the huge economic potential that abound in the region. The demographics of the teeming population, there, rising purchasing power, the increase in the number of educated members of the population, etc.
As the population grew, and the people got more sophisticated and enlightened, their needs and tastes will increase too so already we could see the gaps in the market for various products and services https://www.sunnewsonline.com/awka-millennium-cityll-trigger-discrimination/# [/s] |
Politics › Re: Osibanjo's Travails Can Set Nigeria On Fire by TundeBricklayer: 12:19pm On Nov 08, 2019 |
[s] jayfolarin: I am watching keenly from outside the country the travails of the VP and while he does seem like a man that wouldn't want to fight dirty, it should be noted that his ordeals and 'persecution' can set an already flaming Nigeria on fire.
Why? You ask.
He is a senior RCCG pastor, Someone Pastor Adeboye fondly refers to as Son. Now you may not be the biggest fan of Adeboye, but his reach and followership in Nigeria can NOT be understated. Osibanjo rode on the back of Adeboye for the first election, the second one was a mix of both the goodwill he enjoys from Nigerians and adeboye subtly endorsing him again (Remember the testimony about osibanjo's helicopter crash that Adeboye shared on the biggest RCCG night with millions attending and watching? While also calling him my son like a hundred times?? - PSYCHOLOGY)
If this ordeal continues like it is and adeboye makes even the most subtle comment about Christians rising up to defend the 'church in government'. Bam! Nation on fire!
A not so religious point is also that people are actually close to turning against the government of buhari because of aisha buhari's revelations. Osibanjo seems to be the only face of goodwill in the government right now and his maltreatment may be the final trigger that turns people!
This is an opinion piece, feel free to agree or disagree in your comments below. [/s] Rubbish Obasanjo did worst to Atiku |
Politics › Re: The Family That Control Big Stake In Lagos And Nigeria by TundeBricklayer(op): 4:28pm On Nov 03, 2019 |
NGpatriot: [s][/s]
Clueless, still don't get the gist...
It doesn't matter what tribe the owner of any business in Lagos is, Dangote from the North or Emeka from anambra or even Andrew from the US, they generate money for the SW to develop the SW and in case of any separation, you can not lift any building or business from Lagos State to your village, they shall remain in the SW to keep generation money for the SW.
You are free to make yourself feel better by shouting Lagos is for all, but funds generated in Lagos State generated from you and Dangote goes to the SW, not to your village.
Now, wetin concern me with Kwara? The only people obsessed with Kwara are ibo people for obvious tribalism issues Abia state in Southeast is the only state in the region outside top 15 check state in the West were are the taxes going in Southwest  |
Politics › Re: The Family That Control Big Stake In Lagos And Nigeria by TundeBricklayer(op): 4:25pm On Nov 03, 2019 |
NGpatriot: [s][/s]
Clueless, still don't get the gist...
It doesn't matter what tribe the owner of any business in Lagos is, Dangote from the North or Emeka from anambra or even Andrew from the US, they generate money for the SW to develop the SW and in case of any separation, you can not lift any building or business from Lagos State to your village, they shall remain in the SW to keep generation money for the SW.
You are free to make yourself feel better by shouting Lagos is for all, but funds generated in Lagos State generated from you and Dangote goes to the SW, not to your village.
Now, wetin concern me with Kwara? The only people obsessed with Kwara are ibo people for obvious tribalism issues Check out Oyo, Ekiti and Osun on sustainability index
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Politics › Re: The Family That Control Big Stake In Lagos And Nigeria by TundeBricklayer(op): 12:58pm On Nov 02, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: The Family That Control Big Stake In Lagos And Nigeria by TundeBricklayer(op): 12:56pm On Nov 02, 2019 |
Kindly read, Nigeria corruption war yet to start we are just scratching the surface 
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Politics › Re: The Family That Control Big Stake In Lagos And Nigeria by TundeBricklayer(op): 12:36pm On Nov 02, 2019 |
[s] SarkinYarki: I hope you know Tinubu the principal partner of the Chagorys [/s] Beer parlour gossip, and he couldn't appoint some one in the board |
Politics › Re: Interesting Pictures Of ANAMMCO Enugu State by TundeBricklayer: 12:29pm On Nov 02, 2019 |
eduj: my brother, if it's shacman that is produced there, Frank owns most of it. He even has a show room in owerri. He uses hundreds of those trucks to run haulage services for Lafrage cement allover naija. the pic below shows truck from Mercedes era at Anamco (the truck is a Mercedes truck 1634) and the present era with partnership from a Chinese automobile firm(shacmam f2000) Use Google and cure your ignorance |
Politics › Re: The Family That Control Big Stake In Lagos And Nigeria by TundeBricklayer(op): 12:15pm On Nov 02, 2019 |
Mynd44: And that means what? That he is white or pink doesn't matter at all Ok  |
Politics › Re: The Family That Control Big Stake In Lagos And Nigeria by TundeBricklayer(op): 11:50am On Nov 02, 2019 |
madmohamed: South Africa is gupta family Nigerian Lebanon family Africa is finished. But South Africa is clever to chase Gupta aut of their country Nigeria can never they don't have the b... To do that mugu These guys can destabilize Nigeria if you go against their investments
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Politics › Re: The Family That Control Big Stake In Lagos And Nigeria by TundeBricklayer(op): 11:29am On Nov 02, 2019 |
madmohamed: South Africa is gupta family Nigerian Lebanon family Africa is finished. But South Africa is clever to chase Gupta aut of their country Nigeria can never they don't have the b... To do that mugu They lobby every government in power. |
Politics › Re: The Family That Control Big Stake In Lagos And Nigeria by TundeBricklayer(op): 11:28am On Nov 02, 2019 |
Mynd44: If he was born in Lagos, he is Nigerian. Ok, so no single black man in their board  |
Politics › Re: The Family That Control Big Stake In Lagos And Nigeria by TundeBricklayer(op): 10:59am On Nov 02, 2019*. Modified: 11:31am On Nov 02, 2019 |
I thought Hitech construction company was own by Tinubu, I just realized it's owned by Chagoury family, even Eko Atlantic city, Covention center, Tin can, Eko hotel, they also control large stake in GTB |
Politics › Re: The Family That Control Big Stake In Lagos And Nigeria by TundeBricklayer(op): 10:50am On Nov 02, 2019 |
No single Nigerian in their board.
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Politics › The Family That Control Big Stake In Lagos And Nigeria by TundeBricklayer(op): 10:36am On Nov 02, 2019 |
Chagoury Group Founded in 1971 by Gilbert R. Chagoury and Ronald Chagoury, Lebanese brothers their businesses include construction and property development, flour mills, water bottling and purification, glass manufacturing, insurance, hotels, furniture manufacturing, telecommunications, transportation, IT, catering and international financing.
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Celebrities › Re: Lalasticlala Celebrates His Daughter's 1st Birthday by TundeBricklayer: 6:49pm On Oct 31, 2019 |
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