₦airaland Forum

deomelllo:
Only in anambra village...

Osun backward and one of the most indebted states in Nigeria

deomelllo:
That character has a substandard brain just like his substandard governor.


What kind of foolish and irresponsible governor hire bricklaying instead of s structural engineer to repair his substandard rubbish.


Obiano is a substandard thinking man hence his substandard projects and actions.

Substandard road commissioned by Ambode

Reelectbuhari:
[s]Obiano we really thank u for endorsing buhari for 2019....[/s]

In your dream abi

deomelllo:
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Deomello we need Ambode attention here

Lagos Communities Where Wooden Bridges Are Still In Use
https://guardian.ng/sunday-magazine/lagos-communities-where-wooden-bridges-are-still-in-use/

deomelllo:
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The pictures you posed are Upper Iweka Onitsha during military rule

This is the same Upper Iweka Onitsha

S’East is safest place to live, says UN

Absuchat:
Lol, if I can afford to waste my time in getting posts made on ritual activities from Osun (alone), not to talk of the entire South west(especially the famous baddoo gang) then am gonna flood this thread with it.

But better watch your back, as we all know, every Yoruba man is a potential ritual victim.

Don't mind the E-goat
http://punchng.com/seast-safest-place-live-says-un/

S’East is safest place to live, says UN

The United Nations Development Programme has named South-East Nigeria as the most human security secure geopolitical zone in Nigeria.

The UNDP defined Human Security as safety from chronic threats such as hunger, disease and repression as well as protection from sudden and harmful disruptions in patterns of daily life whether in homes, jobs or communities.
The report adds, “The report further highlights the existing gap in human security across the geopolitical zones of the country; – the most human security secure geopolitical zone is the South-East while the North-West and the North-East geopolitical zones are the least human security secured, with residents of the Federal Capital Territory being the worst in most realms of the Human Security Index.

“The North-East region of the country has been the most affected by the more than five-yearlong military insurgency. It also remains among the least developed parts of the country.”

Pics southeast cites

Mrvyktor:
Uncle calm your nerves.
The ones we are seeing in Osun is first of it kind.

Osun was created 1991 Ebonyi was created 1996, if you visit Ebonyi you will sorry for your people



Ebonyi skyline

deomelllo:
That poster did not see the ignorance and idiocy in his absurd comment.

You should know that ipobs are generally ignorant and unintelligent...

Osun is 95% Forest

This Osogbo skyline, Ife is just student areas which is 2.1% 0f Ile Ife

Absuchat:
Lol, envy for what reason?

I can't envy who am far better off.

Grow up kid

I wonder what Igbo man will envy in Osun, a state Ebonyi is far better than

These are what Ebonyi governor built under three years without borrowing and not owing workers salaries

Evelyn Okere is a Nigerian businesswoman. She publishes a health and fashion magazine, St. Eve; is managing director of a health business, St. Eve Concepts and has a fashion company

Early life

Okere attended University of Nigeria Nsukka, Enugu State, where she studied history.[2]
Business career

Okere worked in banking, in the telecommunications industry and in the oil and gas industry. She started St. Eve in 2010.[2]

In August 2012 her company brought the American rapper Rick Ross to the Summer Jam Fest concert in Lagos

Odinigwe Benedict Chukwukadibia Enwonwu MBE better known as Ben Enwonwu, was a Nigerian painter and sculptor. He is one of the pioneers whose career opened the way for the postcolonial proliferation and increased visibility of modern African art, and was the first Nigerian contemporary artist to win international acclaim.His work has been exhibited around the world. [/b]The Enwonwu crater on the planet Mercury is named in his honour

[b]Education

In 1934, Enwonwu studied Fine Arts under Kenneth C. Murray at Government Colleges, Ibadan and Umuahia, 1934–37. Murray was an education officer in charge of art education in the colonial civil service and later director of antiquities.[5] Enwonwu attended Goldsmith College, London, in 1944, then continued his studies at Ruskin College, Oxford, England, from 1944 to 1946,[6] at Ashmolean College and Slade School of Fine Arts, Oxford, 1946–48, graduating with first-class honours. During their time together, Enwonwu became Murray’s assistant and was recognized as one of the most gifted and technically proficient student of the “Murray Group”. In 1937, Murray exhibited Enwonwu’s work at the Zwemmer Gallery in London [7] The period of study under Murray marked the beginning of Enwonwu’s formal education in art.[7] He took postgraduate courses in anthropology and ethnography at the University of California and Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge.

Enwonwu graduated from the Slade Art School with a diploma in Fine Art and earned honors in Sculpture. One year later, he received his Master’s of Art degree in Social Anthropology at the University College in London.[8] Nkiru Nzegwu states that the racist atmosphere he encountered during his stay in England sparked his interest in entering this program. Anthropology offered a space for the scientific study of the races, their physical and mental characteristics, customs, and social relationships.[1] In 1969, he received his Doctorate Degree from Ahmadu Bello.

Career

After working with Murray for many years, he was hired as a teacher at the Government College of Umuahia. According to Sylvester Ogbechie, author of Ben Enwonwu: The Making of an African Modernist, Murray was displeased with the university’s choice to provide Enwonwu with the same salary as the other seasoned teachers. This created a rift between mentor and mentee. Eventually Murray left Government College and Enwonwu replaced him as art teacher. He continued his work as an art teacher in other various schools, including mission school in Calabar Province (1940–41), and Edo College, Benin City (1941–43). He was art adviser to the Nigerian government from 1948.[b] During the years following 1950, he toured and lectured in the United States, and executed many commissions as a freelance artist. From 1949 to 1954, Enwonwu held many art exhibitions within London, Lagos, Milan, New York City, Washington D.C., and Boston. During her visit to Nigeria in 1956, Queen Elizabeth II commissioned and sat for a portrait sculpture by the artist. During the Royal Society of British Artists exhibition in London of 1957, he unveiled the bronze sculpture. In 1959, Enwonwu was appointed Supervisor in the Information Service Department office in Nigeria.[4] He was a fellow of Lagos University, Lagos (1966–68), cultural advisor to the Nigeria government (1968–71), and visiting artist at the Institute of African Studies at Howard University, Washington, DC, in 1971. He was appointed the first professor of Fine Arts at the University of Ife, Ile-Ife, from 1971 to 1975. He was also art consultant to the International Secretariat, Second World Black and African Festival of Arts and Culture (FESTAC) in Lagos of 1977.[/b]

He executed portraits of Nigerians as private commissions, and illustrated Amos Tutuola’s The Brave African Huntress. He maintained a studio in London and was a Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute, London, and a member of Royal Academy of Arts, London.

Dr. Chibugo Okoli becomes first African woman Medical Director and Director of Public Health in the UK

Dr. Chibugo Okoli (nee Onwumechili) has become the first African medical professional to be appointed to the most powerful dual position as Medical Director and Director of Public Health in the United Kingdom. UGO, as she is known to her friends and peers, became a Consultant in Public Health in the UK only a few years ago, after passing all the medical exams required of all specialist doctors. Within a record time she was sky-rocketed to this extremely powerful new position with a six figure salary in May this year, after beating several competitors and rivals to the coveted post and therefore proving herself worthy of the position to her peers who are mainly European.
Her new job puts her in a position to employ and supervise Consultants and various medical Specialists from her office base at Enfield Primary Care Trust in north London. Naturally, she is also in control of millions of dosh in her departmental budget.

Friends of Ugo will tell you that they are not in the least surprised about her astronomical achievement because she is extremely hardworking and comes from a crop of academia. Her father is Professor Cyril Agodi Onwumechili, the first Nigerian nuclear physicist and former Vice Chancellor of the University of Ife, Ile-Ife renamed Obafemi Awolowo University, and also former President of Anambra State University of Science and Technology, Enugu, Nigeria. Her brother Professor Chuka Onwumechili is Head of Department of Communications at Bowie State University wrong info: he is at Howard University, Washington DC, and another brother is a Barrister-at-law. Her mother Mrs C B Onwumechili is a retired senior civil servant and a lecturer. Dr Ugo is blessed with three boys and one girl and married to a well-known journalist turned businessman, Sir Joe Enukora Okoli, who runs a business empire in the UK and recently was a finalist for the Lifetime Achievement in Business Award established by Black Enterprise Award UK.

Dr Ugo Okoli entered the University of Nigeria Nsukka at a young age of 15, and graduated in medicine 6 years later at the age of 21. She worked at Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) and at the Military Hospital in Port Harcourt before joining her husband in the UK. She is blessed with three sons and one daughter. She is a very quiet and unassuming individual. You could hardly tell that she wields so much influence and authority when you meet her because of her mild mannered personality.

Dr Okoli's remarkable and enviable achievement is a good example of how Africans are making the difference in Europe and America, breaking down barriers of prejudice and discrimination through personal effort and sheer tenacity of purpose. Her success story is yet another confirmation that we Africans living in Europe and America are not all drug pushers, or 419 scammers. We have first class brains like Dr Ugo Okoli and we are helping the western world today to maintain a high standard of healthcare. Ironically, we need people like Dr Ugo Okoli back home to plan our healthcare services to compete with the Western world but experience has shown that people like her can be easily frustrated because she belongs to the crop of accomplished professionals who would not take bribes or bend the rules in order to suit any individual in a position of power. The sad fact about corruption is exactly the reason why Africa has lagged behind in development whilst her best brains are forced into academic exile, such as people like Dr Ugo Okoli.

strenghtt:
Why must u repeat CHINEDU ECHERUO ? how many time u want post this ? You no get another person to post again? Let me help u, visit Yoruba thread to borrow the names of tons of brilliant IT entrepreneurs and post it here so that we can at least see new names rather than than d repeated names u have posted and still posting.

nothing in your thread except gossip


Rooti dull company owned by Chris Ngoforo

Uchenna Jennifer Eze (born Uche Eze on July 26, 1984) is a Nigerian blogger, writer, social media expert and entrepreneur. She is the founder of BellaNaija, an online entertainment, fashion and lifestyle magazine.[1] In 2014, she was named in Forbes list of "30 Most Promising Young Entrepreneurs in Africa.

Early life and education

Uche was born and raised in Nigeria where she also finished her primary and secondary school education. She later moved to Canada where she graduated with a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Richard Ivey School of Business, University of Western Ontario, Canada.
Career

Prior to the creating of her website BellaNaija, Uche worked for Shell Canada, Cadbury Middle East & Africa Unit in the UK, and Cadbury in Nigeria. Uche is a Fellow of TEDGlobal and a Nigeria Leadership Initiative associate. In July 2006, she founded BellaNaija.

Awards and recognitions

Year Award ceremony Prize Result
2010 The Future Awards Young Person of the Year Nominated

The Best Use of Technology Nominated

African Fashion Week Outstanding Contribution to Fashion Communication Award Won

2013 The Future Awards Young Media Entrepreneur of the Year Won

2015 Creative Industries Awards Creative Industries Awards for Bloggers Won

2016 Kids' Choice Awards Best African Blogger Won

Noble Igwe is the founder of 360nobs.com, entertainment, and lifestyle website. Noble Igwe once said; where others see “showbiz,” I see “showBIZ”.

Most successful bloggers move on to greater things once they get their breakthrough, Noble Igwe has started to expand the 360 group and one of its new venture is 360Delivery. 360Delivery is not your regular courier service, they can get you roasted plantain if that is what you want, beat that DHL)

Chinedu Echeruo is a CEO and Founder of Gigameet.com a global cause-driven platform to facilitate human connection. Prior to joining Constant Capital, Mr. Echeruo founded two U.S-based internet companies; HopStop.com and Tripology.com. Tripology.com was acquired in 2010 by Rand McNally and is now owned by USA Today.


Igbos no be afonjas mate oooo afonjas are still learning

SonofDevil:
biggest lie of the century shows a credible link where apple annouced the deal

Google Chinemelu Ezeh's professional Portfolio, they will ban me if I post the link

Emeka Afigbo
Emeka Afigbo is the Google Outreach Program Manager for Sub-Saharan Africa. He leads Google's efforts to discover, inspire, mobilise and support tech entrepreneurs and software developers across Africa. He is also focused on growing the internet ecosystem and enhancing locally relevant content across the region through local developers.

Emeka studied Electronic Engineering at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. He has a Masters Degree in Technology Innovation Management from Carleton University, Canada.

Emeka worked for Socket Works, SW Global and Parkway before joining Google in 2011.

As a strategic product partnerships manager at Facebook, Chukwuemeka is working with different content partners and developers Middle East and Africa as part of Facebook's drive to make its platform more relevant in the day to day lives of people all over the world

At Google from 2011-2015. Emeka was a program manager in the developer relations team leading developer programs in Sub Saharan Africa. His mission was to grow the tech ecosystem in Sub Saharan Africa and other emerging market regions through the use of Google's developer platforms as a "Growth Engine".

Before Google, Emeka worked as a software developer and later as a strategic business development manager in projects and initiatives that took him across Sub Saharan Africa and the Indian Sub continent. These projects and initiatives span the education and electronic payment verticals.

He is a graduate of electronic engineering from the University of Nigeria and holds a masters degree in Technology Innovations Management from Carleton University in Ottawa. He also holds a certificate in advanced project management from Stanford University.

Ndubuisi Ekekwe holds two doctoral and four master’s degrees, including a PhD in electrical and computer engineering from the Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore and MBA from University of Calabar, Nigeria, all completed by March 2009. He graduated in August 1998, from FUT Owerri, Nigeria as his class’s best student. He founded First Atlantic Semiconductors & Microelectronics Ltd (Fasmicro) – Africa’s first integrated circuit design house. Ekekwe is also the Founder of the non-profit African Institution of Technology and a full professor of engineering with Babcock University Nigeria. He last held the title of Banking Executive with Diamond Bank Lagos.

Professor Ekekwe is an inventor – he holds a US Patent on a microchip used in minimally invasive surgical robots and has authored breakthrough papers, including a roadmap on African single currency which he presented in an AU congress. He has spoken at Harvard University, the UN Summit, African Union Congress, Wharton Business School and Brown University amongst others. Ekekwe’s book on nanotechnology and microelectronics won IGI Global 2010 “Book of the Year” award. He lives in Boston and was in the team that created the XL sensor inside the iPhone and iPod. He authored Nigeria’s Vision 2020 Microelectronics thematic area and is the recipient of more than 17 academic fellowships and scholarships


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ixQkz76G2E[/quote]

Chinemelu Ezeh's professional Portfolio


I am a PhD candidate in Assistive Robotics at University College London. Prior to this, I obtained a first class degree in Master of Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Imperial College with a focus is on algorithms, control and embedded systems.

Subjects include: Control Engineering, Optimisation, Real-time Embedded Systems, High Performance Computing, Introduction to Artificial intelligence and, Data Structure and Algorithms.

My practical work involves application of the following languages C/C++, Matlab, Python, Java, VHDL, Assembly language, ROS, Verilog, PSPICE, JavaScript, PHP, MySql, HTML and CSSScholarships

2014-2014: Web Summit Tech Conference

Student Scholarship - £2500
Selected as one of their top 100 student scholars after a carefully review 15,000 applications,
and then undertaking some 650 telephone interviews.
Initiated as are part of Web Summit's intake of brilliant students, from the top schools around
the world including MIT, Stanford, UCBerkeley, Harvard, Oxford, Stanford, Cambridge and more.

2014-2017: University College London

Grand Challenge Research Scholarship - £27, 500 x 3 years
Cited from http://www.ucl.ac.uk/slms/aco/bat/g, UCL’s ‘Grand Challenge 100’ PhD
training programme is designed to attract those researchers with the highest intellectual
and scientific skills to the field of biomedical and life sciences.
Grand Challenge Studentships, Funded by the UCL School of Life and Medical Sciences, etc
will be awarded to those individuals best able to demonstrate their intellectual promise
(likely holding an excellent first degree in basic science, engineering, medicine
or the behavioural and social sciences (psychology, sociology, biology etc)),
an evident capacity for critical thinking, and a desire to address fundamental questions
in biomedical and life sciences relevant to human health and wellbeing. The intention is
to encourage outstanding individuals to engage in innovative research across a broad canvas.

2008-2010: Cambridge Arts and Science, Canterbury

Top Student Scholarship - £6000

2002-2008: Nigerian Turkish International College

First Place in Class Year Scholarship - 50% of Tuition for 5 years.
Awards

Robot Race at Institute of Making UCL (1st place)
TIE International Business Plan Competition (UK National Finalist , 2012-2013)

Team member
Qualified for the European finals of the TIE International Business Plan Competition with a
technology related plan .
Responsible for team’s market research, business modelling and strategy.

Google's Top Black Talent (2012)
Nigerian National Mathematics Olympiad, Nigeria (7th place , 2008)

Competed in the nationwide competition amongst at least five hundred other top students
for the chance to represent Nigeria in the International Mathematics Olympiad(IMO)

BURC Science and Engineering Fair, Turkey (Bronze medal, 2007)
Programmer/Team member

Competed in the international contest among two hundred other secondary schools.
Implemented the Robot User Interface in Visual Basic.

Info Matrix International Project Olympiad, Romania (Silver medal , 2006)
Programmer/Team member

Competed in international computer project competition amongst two hundred other project
Contributed in designing a mobile robot that can follow voice instructions using visual basic.

Cowbell Senior Mathematics Competition, Abuja (2nd place, 2006)
Cowbell Junior Mathematics Competition, Abuja (2nd place, 2003)
Nigerian Turkish College Entrance Examination (2nd place out of 500, 2001)
International School Lagos Entrance Examination (10th place out of 10,000, 2001)
Figure it out, Mathematics TV Competition (1st place, 1999)

Work Experience

Summer 2013: Imperial College London

(10 weeks) Undergraduate Research Opportunity Placement (UROP)
Conducted research into comparative analysis for modelling mechatronic systems in order to
extract design principle from across the non-standardised mechatronics community.
Developed an autonomous vehicle model as case study answering questions like, “what tools
should be used?” and “How to model non -functional requirements like reliability and safety”.
See report...

Summer 2012: Google, London UK

(10 weeks) Engineering Trainee as a software engineer in the London Geo team
Coded in Java, HTML, JavaScript and CSS to visualise G+ Local information.
Designed and wrote a server application and visualisation tool.
Gained experience in handling large code in a Linux based networked environment.

Summer 2011: Start-up Summer, London UK

(6 weeks) Treasurer in a business start up competitions in government’s initiative to encourage
entrepreneurship in UK
Selected by YouGov as one of the top thirty students out of two hundred and fifty students from
Imperial and UCL for my business plan idea and academic achievements.

Summer 2010: ETAT Consulting LTD, Abuja Nigeria

(10 weeks) Geographic Information System Analyst
Assisted a team leader to organise and manage data on developmental projects across the country
Designed maps showing projects by GPS locations
Improved the efficiency of data collection and organisation by writing a visual basic code
that automates parsing and sorting data..
Societies and Leadership

2014-2015: President and Co-founder, UCL Robotics Society
2013-2014: Events Officer, Imperial Entrepreneurship Society

Organised several conferences with leading entrepreneurs to inspire the society on
entrepreneurship in technology.

2012-2013: Campaign’s Officer, Imperial College Union (2012-2013)

2010-2011: Committee member, Imperial College African-Caribbean Society

2009-2010: Events Organiser, Cambridge Arts and Science

Organised a boat party for charity attracting about 30 people.
Planned and organised the winter ball for my A level college that attracted 150 people, leading a
team of twelve people to secure a profit of £800 for Kent Kids charity.

2009-2008: Student Committee Member, Cambridge Arts and Science
2008-2007: Asst. Headboy, Nigerian Turkish College, Nig

Igbos leading in Innovations


Chinwe Ozoegwu is currently researching autonomous self-adapting industrial in-house built robots, and how they can be used to facilitate mass customization. Robots, she hopes, will learn from their own experiences without being restricted to pre-conceived routines. In other words robots will use their experiences to think for themselves.

Chinwe Ozoegwu received her BEng in Electrical and Electronics (4.62/5 GPA) from Moscow Power Engineering Institute, an MSc in Electronics and Information Technology (with Distinction) from Sheffield Hallam University and is currently pursuing a PhD in Industrial Automation and Robotics in Sheffield Hallam University, UK.

In line with her stellar academic credentials, Chinwe secured a Bilateral Education agreement between Nigeria and Russia including free tuition, maintenance, insurance, book and travel allowances from the Russian and Nigerian governments, at Tver State Technical University and Moscow Power Engineering Institute.

She is also currently lecturing a range of engineering subjects at the undergraduate level. She is also fervently committed to inspiring young women to study Engineering and Science disciplines, and is a member of Women in science, Engineering and Technology of Sheffield Hallam University.[/quote]

Michael004:
Since our brothers from the other side of the Niger have been begging us to post pictures of some of our own for them so that their thread can get to 50page. Let me be my brothers keeper. I will post the pix I have here, just two of it.
Here are some of the made in Ibadan shoes. No be by shout.

Imported from Aba show us the factory, Packaged lies from west

Great Igbo nation
Samuel Iwuajoku

CEO of Private Jets Nigeria, Afri Infrastructure Development Ltd, Private Jets Nigeria,
Quits Aviation Service LTD,
86 properties LTD

sole owner of the following companies in the industry:

- Steelman Nigeria Ltd. (Steel and Billets)
- Intercity Commodities Ltd. (Bulk commodities supplier)
- Corporate Oil and Gas Ltd. (Oil and Petroleum Products)
- Unigate Investments Ltd. (Stock Trading Company)

Having purchased a Hawker 800 business jet in the late 1990s, his interest in aviation has grown to include aviation services and construction.

After founding Quits Aviation Services Ltd. and Afri Infrastructure Development Ltd in 2008 and 2011, Sam has completed and operates the first and only world class general aviation services facility at Lagos International Airport in partnership with ExecuJet Aviation Group.

In 2008, Sam as chairman of Corporate Oil & Gas led a 22 man executive management team of Dubai World headed by Mr Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, chairman of Dubai World to Abuja where they held strategic talks with the then Nigerian President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua for a USD 5 billion investment to be ploughed into Nigeria's economy by Dubai World for the building of a new seaport in Lagos, a refinery and petrochemical plant, buildin of a new satellite city in Abujahotels and power plants.
Once the 7th richest Nigerian and the 39th in Africa, Sam is a close friend and business associate of Mr Aliko Dangote, cement tycoon and owner of the Dangote Group featured in the Forbes List.

Sam Iwuajoku was recently featured in Forbes -10 Unknown multi-millionaires in Nigeria.
.

Great Igbo nation
Samuel Iwuajoku

CEO of Private Jets Nigeria, Afri Infrastructure Development Ltd, Private Jets Nigeria,
Quits Aviation Service LTD,
86 properties LTD

sole owner of the following companies in the industry:

- Steelman Nigeria Ltd. (Steel and Billets)
- Intercity Commodities Ltd. (Bulk commodities supplier)
- Corporate Oil and Gas Ltd. (Oil and Petroleum Products)
- Unigate Investments Ltd. (Stock Trading Company)

Having purchased a Hawker 800 business jet in the late 1990s, his interest in aviation has grown to include aviation services and construction.

After founding Quits Aviation Services Ltd. and Afri Infrastructure Development Ltd in 2008 and 2011, Sam has completed and operates the first and only world class general aviation services facility at Lagos International Airport in partnership with ExecuJet Aviation Group.

In 2008, Sam as chairman of Corporate Oil & Gas led a 22 man executive management team of Dubai World headed by Mr Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, chairman of Dubai World to Abuja where they held strategic talks with the then Nigerian President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua for a USD 5 billion investment to be ploughed into Nigeria's economy by Dubai World for the building of a new seaport in Lagos, a refinery and petrochemical plant, buildin of a new satellite city in Abujahotels and power plants.
Once the 7th richest Nigerian and the 39th in Africa, Sam is a close friend and business associate of Mr Aliko Dangote, cement tycoon and owner of the Dangote Group featured in the Forbes List.

Sam Iwuajoku was recently featured in Forbes -10 Unknown multi-millionaires in Nigeria.

Deedeedee3:
Go to their thread and you will see them. We innovate. We dont steal other's products.
'Igbotic G wagoon'
Lolz! Thieves!

Post the pictures here let us see vehicle manufacturing industries own by Yoruba man not assembling plant

Igbos are leading in innovations in Africa, Igbos own the most patents in Science and technology in Africa ,

Show us vehicle manufactured by your kinsmen in commercial quantity, I'll take you tribe serious when you achieve this not propaganda, for now you guys are leading in Owambe and propaganda

NASENI Launches First wholly Made-In-Nigeria Motorcycle

As a proof of potential capacities of the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) to provide necessary engineering and technology infrastructure for industrial development of Nigeria, the Executive Vice Chairman of the Agency, Dr.Mohammed Sani Haruna yesterday launched first ever wholly made-in-Nigeria motor cycle called ‘NASENI M1”. The motorcycle was test-run working perfectly. The 80C engine motorcycle was conceived, designed and manufactured, using local materials by Nigerian engineers at the National Engineering Design Development Institute (NEDDI)-one of the nine (9) research and development (R&grin) Institutes supervised by NASENI.

The Executive Vice Chairman of NASENI while riding on ‘NASENI M1’ himself within the factory complex of NEDDI in Nnewi, Anambra State
http://www.naseni.org/news-blog/2-latest-news/29-naseni-launches-first-wholly-made-in-nigeria-motocycle.html

Innoson only vehicles manufacturing firm in Nigeria
Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Co. Ltd., shortened as IVM, is a Nigerian automobile and bus manufacturing company. It was founded by Innocent Chukwuma and runs a plant in Nnewi in the state of Anambra.[1][2]

70% of the car parts are produced locally[3] while the rest is being imported from Japan, China and Germany.[1]

Among the models of IVM are the five-seaters Fox (1,5 liter engine) and Umu (2 liter engine) as well as the mini-bus Uzo.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Innoson_Vehicle_Manufacturing

Geomeric IPP remains the first green-field integrated power project developed by a private indigenous consortium Prof Barth Nnaji

Igbos are leading in IT

Igbos are leading in Innovations among tribes in Africa

Igbos are leading in education

Igbos are leading in indigenous industries

Igbos are leading in banking sector

Igbos are leading in commerce

Igbos are leading in sports

Igbos control Nollywood etc.

Deedeedee3:
You guys have no shame.
"Igbotic G wagoon". We dont copy other people's product and sell them. An average Yoruba mechanical engineer can produce this.
Thieves!

Can you show us the one your tribe man manufacture not JAC china's assembling plant or Colombians proforce