Develpeast:
MD SIGNAL ALLIANCE COLLINS ONUEGBU

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What distinguishes stellar businesses from their counterparts is the ability to analyze and leverage this data into strategic, actionable plans critical to a firm’s viability in a highly dynamic and ever-changing marketplace.Click here to watch the Signal Alliance webinar on “Achieving competitive advantage using business analytics”

Overview
Founded in 1996, Signal Alliance is a top class IT service provider and an end-to-end system integrator. It is a leading Microsoft enterprise gold partner in Nigeria and has won the Microsoft Country Partner of the Year Nigeria. Signal Alliance has grown to be a vibrant, forward moving ICT company with offices in Lagos and Abuja. IT prides herself on her ability to gain a thorough understanding of clients’ businesses by using appropriate technology as a bridge between where the client is and where they want to be. As a technology company, we have also diversified within the IT Industry by acquiring several companies that are in line with our vision.. Our sister company, Sasware, is technology investment and incubation company that accelerates tech startups and businesses. It plays a vital role in accomplishing the vision that we have at Signal Alliance at a bigger scale; which is to integrate IT systems and to make lives better. From B2B enterprise companies to health technology startups, we are expanding our portfolio across all sectors and industries.

ABOUT SIGNAL ALLIANCE
Signal Alliance is a diversified technology company with 20 years’ experience in the Nigerian technology and business landscape, starting out first as an IT networking company in 1996, before quickly evolving into IT systems integrator.
Today Signal Alliance has transformed beyond systems integration to a diversified technology company, expanding its internal business and also investing in promising Technology companies using Sasware, its technology investment subsidiary. Our subsidiaries and affiliate companies have seen our footprint expand to health tech, (Medismart), Renewable energy (Nemoante), Enterprise IT (Codeware) and Fintech (CompexAfrica).
Our future trajectory is to grow technology and technology enabled businesses, taking advantage of opportunities in the diversifying Nigerian economy to build an indigenous business that serves the needs of the country and beyond. We want you to be part of this journey, at the same time grateful for your role in our past and present.

ENTERPRISE INFRASTRUCTURE
Business in High Performance. This is what we transform our customers’ businesses to. With a selection of vital technologies that cover the technology driven business, the Enterprise Infrastructure unit is positioned to deliver best-in-class solutions that serve and align with the middle- and long-term business strategies of our customers, keeping them ahead of competition.
Our customers cut across all sectors and are dogged with challenges to their business – both varied and peculiar to them. Combining consultative approach of our highly experienced consultants together with an OEM-agnostic perspective to proffering solutions, we meet (and many times, exceed) our customers’ expectations – all the time.
CHALLENGES OF THE ENTERPRISE BUSINESS:
Increasing infrastructure value to serve new business demands.
Budget constraints with increasing CAPEX and OPEX.
Increasing complexities of Information Technology
Enabling collaboration – with the network, environment and tools all considered.
Increasing energy demands and space limitations
Dearth of systems experts.
Improperly streamlined business processes.

With enterprise architecture differing according to the nature of customers’ individual businesses, we are able to deliver the appropriate technology solutions for any aspect of their enterprise infrastructure (there is no ideal architecture for all situations). With the combination of solutions delivered for different customers, we repeatedly deliver the full benefits of technology, a few of which are listed below.
BENEFITS OF ENTERPRISE INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS:
Increased sales and revenue, while reducing operating costs.
Simplified enterprise infrastructures that are easy to manage.
Lower infrastructure costs.
Faster infrastructures, applications and services provisioning.
Better, secure, scalable and extensible infrastructures.
Greater control, visibility and impact of IT to the business.
Business Continuity, through highly reduced downtimes.
Enhanced (internal and external) customer and user experience.
Greater innovation and higher productivity for staff and business.
Intangible benefits – Objectivity in measuring the business, aided with IT.

Having strategic alliances with leading technology vendors who specialize in various aspects of the enterprise infrastructure, Signal Alliance remains a leader and pioneer for new technologies that keep our customers well ahead of their contemporaries. Hence our very high customer loyalty. Naturally.

Our achievements speak for us!

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MD/CEO NIGERIA COMMUNICATIONS WEEKS KEN NWOGBO


Ken Nwogbo (born 18 March 1971) is a Nigerian business journalist, ICT Journalist, editor of The Guardian and founder of Communication Week Media Limited, the publisher of Nigeria CommunicationsWeek, a Nigeria information and communications technology newspaper.[1]

Nwogbo is the organizer of the Beacon of ICT Awards.[2]

Contents [hide]
1 Early life and education
2 Career
3 Awards and honours
4 References
Early life and education[edit]
Ken was born on 18 March 1971 in Awka, the capital of Anambra State, eastern Nigeria. He attended Ezi-Awka Primary School in 1977 and later Igwebuike Grammar School where he obtained the West Africa School Certificate in 1989. He proceeded to the Federal Polytechnic, Oko where he received a Higher National Diploma in Mass Communications. He later obtained a postgraduate diploma in public administration from the University of Calabar and Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Lagos State University. He has participated in over 200 local and international seminars and media conferences.[3]

Career[edit]
Nwogbo started his career in journalism at Akwa Ibom State when he was undergoing the compulsory one year National Youth Service. He joined the services of Champion newspaper as a capital market reporter in August 1997, shortly after he completed the youth service program. He left Champion newspaper in 2005 as a deputy news editor. He joined Businessworld as associate editor in 2006, the same year he established Nigeria CommunicationsWeek. Since he began his career, he has written over 2,000 stories and articles in national dailies.[4]

Awards and honours[edit]
Nwogbo has received numerous awards including the Science and Development Network award for Science Communication Writing in Uganda. He also received the Securities and Exchange Commission award of excellence in financial journalism. He also bagged the Information Technology Association of Nigeria's award in recognition of his immense contributions to the development of ICT in Nigeria.
Ken Nwogbo, first class business journalist and one of the doyens of ICT journalism in Nigeria has been appointed contributing editor of Techtrendsng, one of Nigeria’s leading Tech blog which provides quality information in ICT related issues.

Nwogbo also founder and editor-in-chief of Nigeria Communications will join Techtrendsng team in providing unique perspectives to ICT news.

Kenneth Omeruo, editor-in-chief of Techtrendsng said “we are delighted to have Mr. Ken Nwogbo on board and together with our team, we will continue to our mission of “e-mpowering Nigerians while bridging the digital divide”

Nwogbo who is also contributing editor to Guardian Newspapers commented “the vision of Techntrendng aligns perfectly with my mission of ICT evangelism”

Born on March 18, 1971 in Awka, Anambra state, Nigeria to Rose and George, Nwogbo is a trained and practicing Journalist since 1995.

He started his Primary education at Ezi-Awka Primary school in 1977 and proceeded to Igwebuike grammar school in 1983 and finished in 1989.

in 1995, he graduated from Federal Polytechnic, Oko where he bagged HND in Mass Communications.

He proceeded to University of Calabar where he bagged PGD in Public Administration.

He also earned MBA in Marketing from Lagos State University.

Nwogbo has attended over 230 seminars and workshops within and outside the country.

Nwogbo began journalism as Youth Corper with Akwa Ibom Broadcasting Cooperation (AKBC), Uyo.

After his Youth Service he joined Champion Newspapers in August of 1997 and started out as Capital Market reporter.

He was later posted to IT and Telecom Desk in 2000.

In Champion Newspapers, he also held various positions and left in 2005 as Deputy News Editor.

He joined Business World as Associate Editor in 2006 and left to found Nigeria CommunicationsWeek

Nigeria CommunicationsWeek is published weekly. It has a popular website www.nigeriacommunicationsweek.com.ng; it also has a daily newspaper reaching nearly 100,000 email recipients daily and it published as a pull-out every Friday in Guardian Newspapers.

He is much sought after resource person in ICT media both within and outside the country.

In all, he has written over 2,000 stories and articles in his career, some of which have won awards.

He is a proud winner of many international awards including Scidev.Net overall prize for Science Communication Writing in Entebbe, Uganda and a recipient of Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) letter of award for financial journalism.
He has also received awards from ITAN for his outstanding contribution to the development of ICT in Nigeria.
The Titan of ICT also awarded him the best journalist of the year

We have millions of people like him.Keep it up!

Develpeast:
NOELLA EKEZIE, FOUNDER AND CREATIVE DIRECTOR ELLAE

Noella Ekezie (Mrs.) is the founder and the director of Ellae Creative Brand Agency. She is an innovative thinker whose passion and joy is all things design. Trained at the Parsons School of Design in New York, she is reputable for translating business requirement into creative and high impact solutions. She is a woman rapped with passion and zeal to train and transfer the undiluted experience she has in the field of graphic and web designing to other people around her.

BRAND SERVICES

Naming and Verbal Identity

Brand Identity Design

Brand Strategy and Positioning

Brand Guidelines

Brand Audit

Brand Value

Environmental Branding

CREATIVE DESIGN
COMPELLING, PERSUASIVE AND ENGAGING IDEAS.

CREATIVE DESIGN

UI/UX Design

Product Packaging and POS Design

Graphic Design

Interactive and Media Design

Editorial Design

Print Design

Business/Marketing Collateral

DIGITAL MARKETING SERVICES
CREATING IMPACT IN THE DIGITAL SPACE

DIGITAL MARKETING SERVICES

Social Media Management/Engagement

PPC Campaigns

Online Marketing

SEO

Mobile/App Marketing

PPC campaigns

INTEGRATED COMMUNICATIONS
STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION THAT ACHIEVES RESULTS

COMMUNICATION TOOLS

PR Campaigns

Advertising

PR/ Communications program audit

Publicity/ press materials

Media relations

Strategic media planning

Target audience research

Media analysis

Media buying and negotiation

SME CONSULTANCY
STRATEGIC PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

SME MARKETING TOOL KIT

Sales Forecast / Cashflow Forecast

Market Research

Pricing Strategy

Advertising Calendar (on a Shoe String)

Website & collateral design

Beauty,ingenuity and brain

Develpeast:
MR UZO NDUKA MD/CEO DOMINO INFORMATION COMPANY LIMITED

BIOGRAPHY
Uzo Nduka has multicultural management experience spanning more than 16 years in the private and public sectors. He also has leadership experience in international development as well as conflict management. Key positions held have included Assistant General Manager for Consultancy at Prodec – Fugro Nigeria Limited, Program Co-ordinator for German Technical Corporation (GTZ), Director of Consultancy at Southsea Datcom Limited, Head of Strategy and Planning for Corporate/Community Affairs Directorate for Shell Petroleum Development Company Nigeria Limited, and over the past four and half years, CEO at Domino Information Company Limited (DICL). His international consulting experience includes projects with BG Group UK, Shell International (UK and The Netherlands), and Control Risks Group (UK and Dubai) among others.

TBY talks to Uzo Nduka, CEO of Domino Information Company Limited (DICL), on supporting SMEs, the role of innovation in public sector enterprises, and how ICT contributes to the wider economy.
Uzo Nduka
BIOGRAPHY
Uzo Nduka has multicultural management experience spanning more than 16 years in the private and public sectors. He also has leadership experience in international development as well as conflict management. Key positions held have included Assistant General Manager for Consultancy at Prodec – Fugro Nigeria Limited, Program Co-ordinator for German Technical Corporation (GTZ), Director of Consultancy at Southsea Datcom Limited, Head of Strategy and Planning for Corporate/Community Affairs Directorate for Shell Petroleum Development Company Nigeria Limited, and over the past four and half years, CEO at Domino Information Company Limited (DICL). His international consulting experience includes projects with BG Group UK, Shell International (UK and The Netherlands), and Control Risks Group (UK and Dubai) among others.
How do your services help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) run their businesses?
The way IT has come to Nigeria and spread nationwide, especially for managers, has led us to significant automation of business processes. It is only the larger companies and multinational corporations that have all the basic, simple processes that bring efficiency, transparency, and cost-effectiveness to an organisation. Once you go beneath the largest bandwidth, by my estimation somewhere between 70% and 95% of all business processes, are still done manually. We view this as a huge gap in the market, and therefore decided to create less expensive versions of process automation solutions for the SME market. More importantly, rather than shoehorning existing solutions into these SMEs, our solutions had to be based on the realities of doing business in Nigeria. And that reality is that most Nigerian SMEs are competing domestically, which became our focus. By way of an example, if we consider any of the well-known international accounting or payroll solutions we hardly find one denominated in Nigerian currency, the naira. Very few of them allow the flexibility for Nigerian SMEs to exchange between the naira and other currencies with accuracy and convenience. Therefore, in building an accounting package for the local SME market our number one selling point is that it is denominated in naira. Our strategy is to seek out niche markets based on specific needs. This is where we find our greatest advantage, and where we add the most value.
Is there any other segment of the market or specific area of the economy that you foresee bringing your services to?
I would like to enter the risky and less crowded areas. We are not going to try the traditional areas where everybody has already launched themselves. I believe that Nigeria is going to change dramatically within the next two-five years, and that the change will be driven by technology.
As technology plays an increasingly important role in Nigeria's new economy, how receptive do you think Nigerians are toward innovation?
If we look at history, Nigerians are one of the largest subscribers to Facebook and LinkedIn and Twitter. At some point, Nigeria was the largest market for BlackBerry devices—that was a worldwide statistic. I will say that the Nigerian market is highly receptive.
How receptive is the public sector in the same regard?
I think the case is the opposite. In the public sector, the fact is that the business cycle and culture do not encourage anybody to take bold decisions. The problem is institutionalized, actually, to help prevent corruption and fraud, but I also think the price we are paying for it as a nation is too heavy. The Nigerian public sector is slow to make decisions, except when that decision has the particular logic of emergency. The fact that in some spheres of the public service we keep appointing, re-appointing, removing, and re-installing the key leaders and decision-makers, also does not help because most new leaders want to pursue a different agenda. All these factors work against productivity. The other factor that works against us in making decisions and being receptive to new technologies is our national budget. Sometimes up until April or May of the New Year, the national budget has not even been signed or approved. The ministries and administrators are told they can spend only a certain small percentage of the total budget–but not more, causing overall anxiety. Put all of these things together and you see the problem; while we have good people keen to seize the moment, more importantly, the system, the boundary conditions within which they must act on behalf of the general public, do not allow them to do much.
As of June 2014, the ICT sector in Nigeria contributes 8% to GDP. Can the percentage rise in the future?
I think it will grow rapidly. I expect competition in ICT to be enhanced in some dramatic way. I also believe the private sector will play a key role here. My other thought is that the security sector will play a central role in this. The Nigerian security forces, the state security service, the immigration service, the customs service—all of these agencies are going to adopt different technological solutions shortly. Once our people embrace technology and, it will dramatically enhance the contribution of ICT to our economy and well-being. The rest of the Nigerian public service will also make an important contribution. Not necessarily in hardware terms, but from in terms of software, in areas such as process automation, for example. There is a strong element of ethics and transparency in most of our software solutions. We are not providing these as services; they are nonetheless delivered to our clients by default. The truth is that you cannot deliver good ERP solutions without infusing ethics and transparency into the system.

Great Achiever!

Igbos are great

GoldNiagara:


Oh, you had to return to car manufacturing. Dude and regurgitated turd.

U still argue over the status of Innoson company...

He is not ur mate.

Innoson Motors is the 1st Made-in-Africa automobile brand manufactured in Nigeria to eradicate tokunbo ... Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing - Wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki › Innos...


We are not mate Afonja!

GoldNiagara:



You call spare part importation technological prowess. Nnwanne odiegwu.

Lol! Envy will lead u to catastrophic end.


Innoson is not Proforce in SW or Nissan Assembly plant in Nigeria...


Innoson is into real production and over tens of thousands of Vehicles are produced yearly At Innoson plant in Nnewi




CNN,BBC,Aljazeera, Vehicle producing countries and Africa have acknowledged Innoson as A vehicle-producing company..


Who is this envious descendant of Fallen demon?

Even the shops u call 2x2 generate more money than most companies.


This is the same shops that made Nnewi the only city with highest number of Super rich individuals...

They started like that...

GoldNiagara:



You are insufferably cocky yet empty, last time I checked, the richest black man in Texas is Karl Lawal. All mouth and no substance, cos he wants to start importing plane parts, that is a feat. You are at best hilarious, really.

So government offered him contract to import jet parts?


Afonja and envy are inseparable!

Guy, just praise him for his technology prowess,invention and adventures...


He has already put Nigeria in the list of Vehicle-producing countries..


In Biafra, the growth of Africa in technology is determined.

Integrated oil and gas Owned by Captain Iheanacho



By Godfrey Bivbere & Sebastine Obasi An indigenous company, Integrated Oil and Gas Ltd., has been given initial license to commence preliminary work for a 20,000 capacity modular refinery in one of the islands on the coast of Lagos.


The refinery is expected to gulp between $75 – $250 million, Chief Executive Officer, CEO, of the company, Capt. Emmaneul Ihenacho, said. Ihenacho, who stated this in Lagos yesterday, said that his company has gotten preliminary approval from the Department of Petroleum Resourses, DPR, and has commenced work on the Environmental Impact Assessment, EIA. He explained that the company is working on other necessary requirements needed before the final approval for the refinery can be granted. He described the process leading to the final licensing for the project as a “continuous” one which is given in stages, saying that he intends to get funding for the project from both foreign and local banks. According to him, “If you go to the DPR website you will see all the terms and conditions for granting of refinery licenses. The DPR gives you license in stages, it gives you license to establish, license to construct and after that it gives you license to operate. “DPR would not sit down and say let us go and do an EIA and after that they will give you license. They give you license based on the technology that is used for refining and your ability to give then very good presentation on that subject before they say alright go and start it.” He also noted if the refinery is constructed without the capacity to produce Petroleum Motor Spirit, PMS, Automated Gas Oil, AGO and the like, the cost would be around $75 million (N25.8 billion), whereas if those components are included, the cost would be around $200 million (N69 billion). Ihenacho also said that several meetings have been held between the company’s management and the traditional rulers (about 16 Baales) around the area, with a view to having the consent of the host communities.

GoldNiagara:



We wait with bated breath.

U are still a learner! If u had been to Texas, u would know Afonja aren't our class...

Nigeria is setting us back in all spheres of life!

Nigeria's first car maker takes to the skies in fighter jets By Kieron Monks, for CNN Updated 1151 GMT (1951 HKT) March 30, 2016     Story highlights Nigeria auto makers to supply jets fighting Boko Haram Partnership with Nigerian Air Force is good for business amid wave of patriotism (CNN) — The grinding conflict between the Nigerian state and Boko Haram insurgents has exacted a devastating human and economic toll over the past six years. But for Nigeria's first car manufacturer, the crisis may represent an opportunity. The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) recently announced a partnership deal with Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing (IVM), which will see the company supply spare parts for jets conducting airstrikes against the insurgents. "The ingenious effort by IVM is instrumental to the continued operation of the Alpha Jets," NAF spokesperson Ayodele Famuyiwa said of the deal. "IVM helped to save the day when help was not forthcoming from abroad." Friends in high places Read More The air force reached out to Innoson in 2015, as it faced increasing difficulty with the import of vital parts such as brake pads. The deal was struck after a series of site visits around the country. "The army came to our factories in many states," says Innoson spokesperson Cornel Osigwe. "They saw we had the capacity." Related Article: First ever 'Made in Ghana' cars are built to survive anything IVM, part of the Innoson Group owned by billionaire Innocent Chukwuma, started producing commercial vehicles such as coaches in 2007, before launching a range of private cars in 2014 -- the first to carry a "Made in Nigeria" seal. The offshoot company now employs over 7,000 people and has capacity to produce 10,000 cars a year. It is hoped that the partnership with NAF could help the business expand further. "The attention is providing a big boost for the company," says Osigwe. Innoson has gained several new clients since the deal, according to the spokesperson, including the National Assembly . Leading politicians such as Senator Ben Murray- Bruce have offered strong support.

GoldNiagara:



Proof! Nnwanne. Air force part, hyperbole and fibs is in your DNA.

Nigeria's first car maker takes to the skies in fighter jets
By Kieron Monks, for CNN
Updated 1151 GMT (1951 HKT) March 30, 2016
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Story highlights
Nigeria auto makers to supply jets fighting Boko Haram
Partnership with Nigerian Air Force is good for business
amid wave of patriotism
(CNN) — The grinding conflict between the Nigerian state and
Boko Haram insurgents has exacted a devastating human and
economic toll over the past six years.
But for Nigeria's first car manufacturer, the crisis may
represent an opportunity.
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) recently announced a
partnership deal with Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing (IVM),
which will see the company supply spare parts for jets
conducting airstrikes against the insurgents.
"The ingenious effort by IVM is instrumental to the continued
operation of the Alpha Jets," NAF spokesperson Ayodele
Famuyiwa said of the deal. "IVM helped to save the day when
help was not forthcoming from abroad."
Friends in high places
Read More
The air force reached out to Innoson in 2015, as it faced
increasing difficulty with the import of vital parts such as
brake pads. The deal was struck after a series of site visits
around the country.
"The army came to our factories in many states," says
Innoson spokesperson Cornel Osigwe. "They saw we had the
capacity."
Related Article: First ever 'Made in Ghana' cars are built to
survive anything
IVM, part of the Innoson Group owned by billionaire Innocent
Chukwuma, started producing commercial vehicles such as
coaches in 2007, before launching a range of private cars in
2014 -- the first to carry a "Made in Nigeria" seal.
The offshoot company now employs over 7,000 people and
has capacity to produce 10,000 cars a year. It is hoped that
the partnership with NAF could help the business expand
further.
"The attention is providing a big boost for the company," says
Osigwe.
Innoson has gained several new clients since the deal,
according to the spokesperson, including the National
Assembly . Leading politicians such as Senator Ben Murray-
Bruce have offered strong support.

hilroy007:


Osu, this is the face of the man giving you heart attack



And he has message for you and your kinds


He is not only the owner/CEO of proforce defence limited (manufacturer of defence vehicles, first of its kind in the whole of west, east or central Africa). He is also the founder/owner of O'la Kleen holdings that has 5 big companies as its subsidiaries one of which is proforce defence limited as seen in the image below

Even in ur inner mind, u know as long as Science and technology is concerned, Igbo are far ahead of u Afonja

When Innoson has the contract of producing jet parts for our Air force, u guys still remain technologically behind us...


We lead while u follow at a distance...


Indigenization policies that gave u upper hands in the Multinational corporations..


When Competence is enthroned, u will be no where to be found.

GoldNiagara:



Is it because it is present in so many continent that makes it a non-nigerian products or because envy has metastasis your brain, in the scheme of things your opinion does not count.

U guys will soon claim Shell Nigeria because Afonja is the Managing Director!,

Proforce is not owned by an African let alone Yoruba

GoldNiagara:



What is this one saying! Can't make head and tail of it.

Stop claiming ownership of Proforce ....


It's not owned by Nigerian but a foreigner and is present in so many continents and countries.

I don't argue with people that believe A Yoruba from Kwara and Kogi are Yoruba but Igbo from Delta, Rivers, Cross river etc are not Igbo..

Kate Ofunne Osamor is an Anioma from Delta state.


Helen grant is from IMO state precisely Mbaise in Imo east senatorial district.



Chuka Umunna is from Anambra


Chi Onwurah is from Anambra



U guys even doubted the origin of Don Jazzy.





Pathetic Liars!


U are no match to us in any field..



Just look at the number of first class graduates in Covenant University, ur Backyard and most of them were from Science and engineering departments...


We are not loudmouthed like Afonja..

We are great achievers..



If Arthur EZE were to be Yoruba, in fact, ur Lagos-Ibadan express newspapers would have rated him the richest Nigerian ahead of Dangote...



We are moving forward..

Doubting the ethnicity of Emeka Esogbue.... Lol....
To be industrious doesn't necessarily mean being a CEO of Shell Nigeria or foreign companies but about being successful in ur endeavors and engagements..

Industrious means hardworking and it encompasses men and women of distinguished characters.....

Men that have set records and invented a lot in the field of computing, Science and technology....


No Afonja dead or Alive can match Bisi Ezerioha in technological achievements...


Sports generate more revenue than all this Architect and law firms that u guys keep recycling...



We shall go into personalities that have achieved what Afonja has not achieved soon..


Afonja Thread= Exaggerations, computer images, recycling, repetitions, gossips, + All our posts and comments..


U add whatever that is stated here to ur thread...

What is the need of even taking u as a rival?


U guys have Inferiority complex..

I know this one will be reposted to ur thread just to increase the number of pages

naturalman:
IGBOS ARE LEADING IN THESE CONTEXT AND THIS EFFORT HAS PROPEL IGBOS TO BE THE MAJOR DOMINANT GROUP IN ALL AREAS OF BUSINESSES AND PRIVATE VENTURES IN NIGERIA. IGBO DOMINATES IN ALL THE MAJORS MARKETS, PORTS, IMPORT/EXPORT, LOCAL COTTAGE INDUSTRIES AND MANUFACTURING BASE (IN LAGOS ABA, NNEWI AND ONITSHA ), INTER STATE TRANSPORTATION, HAULAGE, NOLLYWOOD, IGBOS ARE MAKING EFFORTS TO UPLIFT THEMSELVES IN MASSIVE SCALE BY THE NUMBER OF MARKETS AND BUSINESS VENTURES THEY DOMINATE AND CONTROL THROUGH DISTRIBUTION POINTS, TRANSPORTATION HUB, MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRY ALL THROUGH THE WEST AFRICAN REGION.ALL THESE EFFORTS BY LOCAL CONTENTS INDIGENOUS AND IGBO MADE EFFORTS, IGBOS HAVE LEFT THE WAR EXPERIENCE BEHIND AND THEY HAVE INCREASED THEIR EFFORT BY DOMINATING THE OTHER TRIBES THAT MOSTLY DEPEND ON GOVERNMENT HANDOUTS TO OPERATE . THEY WANT GOVERNMENT TO OPEN MARKET FOR THEM, BUILD BUSINESS FOR THEM, FEED THEM, CHANGE THEIR CLOTHS, BATH THEM.

List of cottage industries owned by Igbo industries

• Neimeth international pharmaceutical company

* Computer warehouse group

• Zinox IT firm biggest IT firm in Nigeria

* Afrihub ICT Center

* E-tranzact

* infosoft

* Socket

* Gigameet

* Hopspot

* Computer Warehouse group

* Clear essence cosmetics

* Middle point limited

* Blue Diamond logistics and shipping China, Dubia New jersey etc

* Baywood continental

* Global scan

* Knightburry

* Elcrest

* Woodpecker

* Nuel Ojei holding

* Denca service

* Omata holding

* Sea horse

* Crown energy

* Frazpo

* Viewsy limited

* Candel agrochemical plant

* Kaztec engineering and Fabrications

* Rimco Mining

* Beta computer

* Condata systems

• GBC Murphy Ltd

* Justeen Pharmaceuticals Limited

* Morison Industries Limited

• Emzor Pharmaceutical company

• Juhel pharmaceutical

• Greenlife pharm

* N.N.Fems Industries Ltd

• Nero pharm

* J. C. Udeozor Global Industries. produce and distribute Aboniki Balm

* Sims sole distributor of Samsung electrical products and Panasonic

* Ugolab Production Limited

* Gemini Pharmaceuticals Nigeria Limited

* Dizpharm (Nigeria) Limited

* Afrik Pharmaceuticals Limited

* Ebony pharmaceutical company first pharmaceutical company owned by a black in US

* Chemiron International Limited

* Frazoil

* WABECO Oil and Gas

* Emerald Oil and Gas

* Amexco Pharmaceutical Company Limited

• Embassy pharmaceutical

• Orange drugs

* Nestav

* OAS

* Quits Aviation Services Ltd

* Aiteo Oil exploration

• Chrisking pharmaceutical company

• Kingsize pharmaceutical

• Next international

• Ekulo group

* Giant Beverages

* Stanel group

* Heirs Holdings

* GUO transport

* Good is good

* Samco Haulage

* Ifex cargo

* 360Delivery

* Chisco transpot

* Young shall grow

* ABC tansport

* Ekene transport

* Dandalas Transport

* Ifeanyichukwu transport

* Okeyson transport

* Cross country transport

• Beloxxi food

• Erisco tomato paste biggest in tomato paste plant in Nigera

• Chikki food

• Teragro Benfruit juice concentrate plant

* Ovim tablet phones&Softwares

• Genesis group

• Jamek steel company

• Polystar group

* Sonia Industries

• Eastern steel company

* International Cement Company Ltd

• Witlux group

• Wichtech group

• Seplat oil and Gas largest private field operator in Nigeria

* Inter-Bau construction company

* Brawal Shipping (Nigeria) Limited

• Nestoil

• Century power

• Geometrics Power first independent power plant in Nigeria

• Capital oil and Gas

• Oilserv
•
Master energy

• Atlas petroleum

• Chrome energy

* Zebbra Energy

* He­bah Exploration and Production Com­pany Limited

• Brittania-U Nigeria Limited

• Tecno oil and Gas

• SPG Oil and Gas

• Tonimas group

• Airpeace

* Aghalieaku Airways

• Slok air

• Armak group


• Data Processing Maintenance And Services Limited

• Crunchies

• Tetrazine

• Peace assembling plant

• Richbon group

* N.N.Fems Industries Ltd

• Aqua Rapha

• Arise News international 24hrs cable news based in London

• Minaj TV

* Capital Tv

* IROKE TV

* Linda Ikeji TV
Top bloggers in Nigeria
https://www.ranksng.com/top-bloggers-in-nigeria/
* Linda ikeji

* BellaNaija

* Naija.com

* 360nobs.com

* Techloy.com

* Albatina

* ANAMCO

* Yudala is Nigeria's first true e-commerce and offline retail chain
• Fusion motor

• Dilly Motors

• Global motors

• Thisday newspaper

• Sun Newsper

• Authority newspaper

• Union Newspaper

• Daily Champion

• Gbc Murphy Ltd

• Zenith bank

• Diamond bank

* Access Bank

• UBA

• Fidelity bank

• Inter-bau Construction Ltd

• YSC Group

• Chisco group

• Efab Properties Limited is a foremost Estate Developer

• Pita GenesisReifen&Felgen Nidenz


• KDI Group


• Chaslit Chemical Industries Limited


• Korama Clover

• Udeofson Garment Factory Nigeria Plc
Textile, Factory, Garment, Industrial Products, Services Industry, Textile Manufacturers, Textile Industries

* Ibeto Group,

* Shipside dry dock

* Innoson vehicle & motor products

* Jamek steel industry

* Tummy tumny noodle

* Juhel pharmaceutical

* Eteleson group of industries

* Coscharies group

* Globe Motors Holdings

* Time energy

* HAMMAKOPP group

* B&Q Dredging

* Abbeycourt

* Glencore

* Trinity logistics

Ekcel tomatoes refining plant

Chickason group

Kutic Tiles

Home pride paint

Pokobros group

Efab Properties Limited is a foremost Estate Developer

Chealse group

Sun shine flour mill

Tonimas

Cutix wire & cable plc

Nero pharmaceutical

Kp pharmaceutical industry

Zubix food and beverages

Life vegitable oil

Osaks food and beverages

Piko juice

Orange drugs

Premiere brewery

Best aluminum

Union Auto battery

Ogbuawa motor products

Jesco group compay

Dozzy group of company

Anambra rice mill

Alo Aluminum

Eastern Distilleries And Food Industries

Geoelis cable

Intafact beverages

Nexans kablemetal ltd

Anizon paper mill

Udesco manufacturing ltd

MacDon group

Kristoral & co ltd

Best Aliminum

Okeyson plastic

Awotolo industry ltd

Reliable still and plastic ltd

Ezenwa plastics

King vegetable oil

Tucas compay

Veno vegetable oil

Marks on chemical industrial ltd

Citizen paint

Synico group

Bentrco group

Adswitch plc

Louis carter group

Cento group of companies

First express aluminum

Uru industrial ltd

Poly foam

Hygi line chemical industry ltd

Chemtech chemical ltd

Winco foarm


Arimaco group

Lyden farm

Tiger food industry

Hardies and dromedas

Cometstar cable

Kate associates industries

Stain Rice mill

Cochad rice mill

Nugodili industries


Geomex industries

Ascon Oil lubricants industry

Maki Oh (Amaka Osakwe) - Fashion Designer.First African designer to be invited to the White House by Michelle Obama.Designs worn by Michelle Obama, Beyonce, Lupita Nyongo, Rihanna, Kerry Washington, among other celebrities.

William Okpo - Fashion Brand created by two.Nigerian sisters. Solange Knowles is a known fan. Critically acclaimed by Vogue, the New York Times.1. Darlene and Lizzy Okpo2. William Okpo boutique, New York.

KATES ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturing & Marketing of Cosmetics and Toiletries

KINGSIZE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY LTD.
Manufacturing and Marketing of Pharmaceutical Products

KRISORAL AND COMPANY LTD.
Manufacturing of PET Resin Based Products (PET Bottles PET Preforms, Drug Dispense Cups, Roll-Over Pilfer-Proof (ROPP) Caps, PVC Shrink Label, PVC Shrink Film Extrusion.)

NIGERIAN MINERAL WATER INDUSTRIES LTD.
Bottling of Carbonated Soft Drinks and Treated Water

EASTERN DISTILLERIES & FOOD INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturing & Distilling of Spirits and wine

EKWENIBE & SONS TRADING COMPANY LTD.
Manufacturing and Assembling, Haulage, Agro-Allied Business

EMOS BEST INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturers of Baby-Care, Body-Care and Hair-Care Products

ENVOY OIL INDUSTRIES LTD.
Processing of Palm Kernel, Refining of Palm Kernel Oil and Special Palm Oil, Production of Vegetable Oil, RBD Palm Oil, Bar & Tablet Soap, Plastic Cans

FRANOSON MANNYON INTERNATIONAL COMPANY LTD.
Manufacturing of Pharmaceuticals

TOPAN ADVANCE AGRO PAPER LTD
Paper Converters, Manufacturer of Toilet papers and Plastic bags/waterproof

TRANSTELL VENTURES NIGERIA LTD.
Refining of Palm Kernel Oil into Vegetable Oil, Refining of Special Palm Oil (SPO) into RBD Oil for Food & Beverage Producers, Refining of Palm Oil into Olein and Stearine

L.L. NWADIKE & ASSOCIATES LTD.
Paper Converters, Manufacturing of Office Stationery

LOUIS CARTER GROUP OF COMPANIES
Manufacturing of Plastic Products, Auto Batteries etc

MARKSON CHEMICAL INDUSTRY (WEST AFRICA) LTD.
Manufacturing and Marketing of Industrial Chemicals

WIRE DRAW POWDER NIG LTD
Industrial Powders

MIC-MERAH GROUP LTD.
Transportation Services, Courier Services, Sales of Auto Spare Parts, Marketing of Petroleum Products, Real Estate Development, Agriculture,

SAFREED INTL NIG LTD
Industrial Raw Material Engineering

PETER E. VENTURES (NIGERIA) LTD.
Manufacturing of Light Hurricane Lantern, Plastic Hangers, Pharmaceutical Cups, Poly Bags, Fast-Food Packs and Allied Products

POKO OIL MILLS (WEST AFRICA) LTD. Production of Palm Oil, Palm Kernel Cake and Vegetable Oil

POKOBROS FOOD & CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LTD.
Flour Milling, Production of Livestock Feeds

AWUTOLO INDUSTRIES LTD. Manufacturing of Plastic Products, Toilet Papers, Stationery and Industrial Tapes, Importation and Marketing of Educational Materials and Food Commodities

DUEMAN CHEMICALS LTD.
Manufacturing of Colourants and Printing Inks

ONITSHA ALUMINIUM MANUFACTURING COMPANY LTD. (Onalumco)
Manufacturing of Aluminum Cooking Utensils, Corrugation of Long span Roofing Sheets

ORIENT PETROLEUM RESOURCES LTD.
Exploration & Production of Crude Oil, Petroleum Refinery

AFRICANA-FIRST PUBLISHERS LTD.
Publishing of Books

OZALLA PLASTICS ENTERPRISES LTD.
Manufacturing & Marketing of Plastic Domestic Wares and Containers

PESACO CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturing of Hyma Foam Products

UGO GARMENTS INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturing of Garments.

UNION AUTOPARTS MANUFACTURING COMPANY LTD.
Manufacturing of Auto Batteries, Spare Parts & Accessories

URU INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturing of Automobile Cables

CUTIX PLC
Manufacturing and Marketing of Electrical, Automobile & Telecommunication Wire, Cables and Related Products

DANCO MANNYON INDUSTRIES LTD.
Plastic Products Manufacturing, Technical Engineering Services, Printing of Labels, Calendars and Packaging,

WHIZ PRODUCTS (WEST AFRICA) LTD.
Blending & Marketing of Lubricants and Hydraulic Fluids, Production of Adhesives, motor gasket and other motor parts

UDESCO MANUFACTURING COMPANY LTD.
Production and Marketing of Cosmetics

OBIKE INDUSTRIES (NIGERIA) LTD.
Manufacturing of Industrial Raw Materials & Allied Products, General Chemical Consultancy
ADSWITCH PLC

Manufacturing of Electric Switch-Gear & Fittings
A.N. EJEAGWU & SONS LTD.
Manufacturing and Marketing of Toilet Rolls, Jumbo Reels of Tissue Paper and Paper Napkins

GARBS ORGANISATION LTD.
Manufacturing of Rubber & Plastic Products, Production of Table Water and Yoghurt, General Merchandising, distribution of Automobile & Motorcycle Parts, Agro-Allied Business, Real Estate Development.

GINPAT ALUMINIUM PRODUCTS LTD.
Fabrication of Aluminium Roofing Sheets, Doors, Window

GOLDEN OIL INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturers of Vegetable Oil, Margarine, Stearine and Bakery Fats

GOOD POLY NIG.
Polythene Manufacturing

GREATGATE INVESTMENT LTD.
Production of Longspan Aluminium Roofing Sheets, Doors & Windows, Real Estate Development, Building & Civil Engineering Construction
IJU INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturing & Marketing of Rubber Products, Metal Fabrication and Works

JIMEX INDUSTRIES (NIGERIA) LTD.
Fabrication of Aluminium Products for Domestic and Construction Users


D.O. Echefuobi Paints & Chem

K.O. Wilfreds Int.Company

Devten Ltd
Devten Ltd are producers of interior and exterior paints, roofing sheet and roofing sheet accessories.

3Mikko Plastics Ltd
Mikko Plastics Industries Limited manufactures high quality flexible packaging products such as laminated rolls, plain bags, shrink films and printed shopping bags.


Starline Group
Starline Group engages in the production and distribution of cosmetics, toiletries, home care products, pharmaceuticals and plastics.



System Metal Industries Ltd
System Metal Industries Limited manufactures pre-coated, steel and aluminium roofing sheets, aluminium pots and pans and cooking utensils.

Tonimas Nig Ltd
A product manufacturing company in Aba for T5 brake fluid, Primus supper oil, low smoke and semi synthetic oil.



ABA Textile Mills PLC
This textile mill in Aba offers manufacturing and production of cotton yarn.
El-Nonaproda & Co.
Ventures are garment makers of all types.

Macvinz Industrial Services ltd
Macvinz Industrial Services Limited are involved in the production and marketing of industrial machin/equipment such as automatic packaging machine, ovens, continuous sealing machine, bottle washing, filling & capping machine.

Stemme Nigeria Ltd
Stemme Baby Care Nigeria Limited specialized in the production of baby care utility products like baby mats, face towel, breasts pad and baby sponge.

List of some English fashion designers of Igbo extractions....

Celebrity fashion academy

Dondav designers

City crown designers

Designers musk

Stanza fashion code design

Emma best xclusive fashion

Addurah creation

Taikih design

Dress code fashion design

Johnek brothers and company

First class creation ventures

Alex Spencer

peemark investment Nigeria

UC king tailors

Emenike ole fashion world

Great George fashion plaza

Darphee junh designers

Henry unisex fashion designers

Ibemummy fashion designers

Johnywax tailoring company

De world moss designers

Onyi limited

Riga and the masterpiece

Ezi designers

Sonland Exclusive designers

Emes fashion designers

Sammy pens designers

Hylook fashion international

Judes trading company

Bliss concept

Eve designers

Reward international media

Pure designers

poon clothiers

Self discovery designers

MBA fashion world

Emeco garment industry

sister Ann fashion design

John the designer

Mercy fashion and design

lilly fashion designers

pins west designers

Noyeck excel creative industry

Amarachi fashion and design

Stalls fashion

Sylvjunica fashion

Ify fashion and design

fashion option

Yeeo standard tailors

Queen fashion designers

bro Jonas fashion

Joe moore designers

Obi fashion house

mobile creations

Cj digital prints

Akanno Fashion designers

Gee classic concept

UK text Nigeria

Nkechinyere fashion design

Nelo creation Nigeria

Ray fashion republic

prince production

Destiny creation garment

Twins fashion designer

Chuks deaigners Nigeria

Obitex standard tailors

Nkeonyere fashion centre

Ifeanyi tailoring services

Anibros international tailors

Favour fashion designers

Blissful light

Reflex computerized

De crown garment

Afonja a

One thing this Subhuman will do is to paste whatever that is written here to their page after copying them.

Oh my goodness! What again is left in Nigeria? Only foreign-owned companies

The way they are shouting about this Gatwick airport as if they were the one that set it up..



Read below the current stake GIP has at Gatwick Airport.


Ownership
The airport is owned and operated by Gatwick Airport Limited,
a wholly owned subsidiary of Ivy Holdco Limited. Ivy Holdco
is, in turn, owned by a consortium of companies, which has
changed over time. As of March 2017, the airport ownership
is:
Owner
Shares[25]
Global Infrastructure Partners
41.95%
Australian Government Future Fund
17.23%
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority
15.90%
The California Public Employees' Retirement System
12.78%
National Pension Service of Korea
12.14%

hilroy007:


Sorry to bug you. I heard the ownership has changed, it now belongs to Nnamdi Cownu

Nnamdi kanu, a threat to Afonja kingdom..



If u really know u can stay alone, why can't betrayers like u start the struggle now?

hilroy007:


The reason they are quoting your posts is because you guys are lying about your posts. Despite bursting your lies countless number of times, you guys never desist from telling more lies. This thread is a mediocre

U have indirectly admitted defeat..


Have u seen Igbo post Afonja's Fallacies and exaggerations here?


Continue to sleep on our thread!

hilroy007:


Car dealership?

Like seriously? Comparing car dealership to airport ownership? Bro, just stop it

Gatwick Airport is not owned by Afonja.. Get that into ur Ewedu skull!

GoldNiagara:


So we should fry water?/Cos he was elected to a Parliament.

Envy will take u to no where!

All these posts and comments are reposted in Afonja thread just to increase their page..

They have run out of facts, info and reason...

What they do now is to recycle their old posts and make further comments on it.

All our posts are in their thread!

This is pure concession of defeat and inferiority complex.

FKO81:
Collins Nweke, first African elected into Belgian Parliament


Collins Nweke (born 14 July 1965 in Igbuzo, Nigeria) is a Belgian politician of the Green Party currently serving a second term of office as Councillor at the Ostend City Council in West Flanders province. Collins Nweke is of Nigerian origin, and settled in Belgium in 1993. He is the first and so far the only non-Belgian born person to be elected to political office in West Flanders. He is particularly active in social welfare and ethnic minority issues. He stood as a candidate for the European Parliament in the 2014 elections.

Nweke has served as Chief Executive and Chairman of Nigerians in Diaspora in Europe (NIDO Europe), and has been active in consultancy and advocacy in the field of socio-economic development for Nigeria and for Africa in general.

4 Igbo people were already in their 7th year in British Parliament before 3 Afonja were recently elected..


We are leading and setting records..

FKO81:
Prof Austine Esogbue: First African To Obtain Ph.D In Industry/System Engineering

Prof. Austin Esogbue, is the ex-Director, African Studies &Research Programme, Howard University, Washington D.C, and the only African in the service of National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). He is a Professor Emeritus in Stewart School of Industrial & Systems Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
He came to Georgia Tech in June 1972 as an Associate Professor of Industrial & Systems Engineering with joint appointment with the Health Systems Research Centre. In June of 1977, he was promoted to Full Professor with tenure. His research interests include dynamic programming, fuzzy sets, decision making and control in a fuzzy environment, and operations research with applications to socio-technical systems such as health care, water resource management and disaster control planning.
He is also the Director of the Intelligent Systems and Controls Laboratory which is currently investigating a hybrid approach to intelligent control via fuzzy sets, neural networks, and reinforcement learning theories as well as its application to various large-scale, nonlinear and uncertain dynamical systems.
In addition to his research, Dr. Esogbue taught courses in dynamic programming, stochastic operations research, engineering design, and neuro-fuzzy control. He is also considerably involved in a number of civic activities in Atlanta such as the Atlanta Sister Cities Commission (Vice-Chair), Leadership Atlanta Development Corporation, and the 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc.
He is a recipient of a scholarship from The Africa-America Institute and received a Bachelor of Science in Electrical-Engineering with minor in Mathematics from the University of Los Angeles in 1964.
His research interests include dynamic programming, fuzzy sets, decision making and control in a fuzzy environment, and operations research with applications to socio-technical systems such as health care, water resource management and disaster control planning.
As Director of the Intelligent Systems and Controls Laboratory, he investigated a hybrid approach to intelligent control via fuzzy sets, neural networks, and reinforcement learning theories as well as its application to various large-scale, nonlinear and uncertain dynamical systems. He previously served on NASA’s Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel.
As an alumnus of AAI, he was one of the lead organizers for the AAI Nigerian Alumni Reunion — under the theme, “Looking back 50 years and Moving Forward into the Future” — in 2011 in Lagos, Nigeria. He is also actively involved in civic activities in Atlanta, including the Atlanta Sister Cities Commission (Vice-Chair), Leadership Atlanta Development Corporation, and the 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc.
He received an M.S. in Industrial Engineering/Operations Research from Columbia University and a Ph.D in Systems Engineering and Operations Research from University of Southern California where he was the first African to obtain a Ph.D in the Industry and Systems Engineering field.

As Long as it's science and technology, we have no rival!

FKO81:
Faith Mba, an Igbo man who bought Brattleboro ford

Brattleboro Ford dealership acquired, name changed to Faith’s Ford

Nigerian immigrant, now U.S. citizen, Mba Faith has acquired Brattleboro Ford in Brattleboro, Vt. and changed the name to Faith’s Ford, reports the Brattleboro Reformer.

We don't make us unlike some people that a company in which they are the board chairman bought 49% stake in Gatwick Airport and they are claiming ownership of it.

prodigy24:
John Abraham Godson (né Godson Chikama Onyekwere; born 25 November 1970) is a Polish politician of Nigerian descent, a university teacher and a former Charismatic minister. He served as a Member of the Sejm between 2010-2015, most recently as a member of the PSL.

John Godson
John Godson Sejm 013.JPG
Member of the Sejm
In office
14 December 2010 – 25 October 2015
Constituency 9 – Łódź
Personal details
Born 25 November 1970 (age 46)
Umuahia, Nigeria
Nationality Nigerian-Polish
Political party Polish People's Party (2015-present)
Independent (2014-2015)
Poland Together (2013-2014)
Civic Platform (Until 2013)
Biography Edit

Godson Chikama Onyekwere was born in Nigeria to an Igbo family. He moved to Poland in 1993, and in 2001 became a Polish citizen. In 2008, he became a member of the Łódź City Council. In 2007, he unsuccessfully ran in the Polish parliamentary election. In 2010, he was re-elected for the City Council with 4736 votes, the second best result out of almost 800 candidates. As former MP Hanna Zdanowska was elected Mayor of Łódź in the same election, Godson replaced her as a member of the Sejm. He was sworn in on 14 December 2010. The "Obama bump" is considered by many the reason for the many votes he received during the Sejm campaign.[1] His supporters were known to cheer "Wiwat! Wiwat polski Obama!" ("Long live the Polish Obama!". John Godson was re-elected as a member of the Polish parliament on 9 October 2011 with 29,832 votes [2]

Godson often emphasizes the importance of education and he is the holder of numerous academic degrees. He has a bachelor of science degree in agronomy from Abia State University in Nigeria (1987–92). He also holds Masters degrees in Human Resource Management and Development from Trinity College and Seminary in Newburgh, Indiana (2000–03)[3] and International relations from the Łódź Academy of International Studies (2006–08).[4] He finished two doctorate studies at the University of Warsaw (political Science- 2011) and University of Łódź (Management- 2012). He also holds a joint MBA/MSPC (Master of Business Administration/Master of Science in Professional Communication) run by Clark University and the Łódź Academy of Management.[5]

He was a senior lecturer at the Technical University of Szczecin (1993–97) and at Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań. He is a guest lecturer in various institutions of higher learning in Poland and abroad. He the founder of GODSON GROUP- a conglomerate of five companies and four foundations including the African Institute in Poland [6] and John Godson Foundation.[7] The New African magazine named him as being amongst 100 of the most influential people in Africa in 2015. On 14 November 2016, The Polish government decorated him with the National Merit Award- BENE MERITO for promoting Polish-Africa relations

Religious views Edit

Godson is a former minister of Polish Charismatic "Church of God in Christ". He is known for his strong religious beliefs. He calls himself "[...]a slave of Jesus Christ, called to be an apostle, separated unto the Gospel of God."[8]

Views on racism in Poland Edit

Godson has stated that there is "no racism" in Poland. Talking to Biuletyn Migracyjny, he said: "I've always said and still underline, that in my opinion there is no racism in Poland. There is, however, something that I call low inter-cultural competences. And this can be changed by more contact between different cultures and societal groups. No law can change the mentality of people".[9]

Godson has said that the word "Murzyn", the Polish word most commonly used to refer to black people, is not offensive and that he is proud to be called a 'Murzyn'.[10] Mamadou Diouf, a black Polish musician and representative of the Committee for the African Community (Komitet Społeczności Afrykańskiej), has criticised Godson for his use of the word, saying that it has only had "negative connotations" and that Godson does not know the origin of the word.[11]

Fom UK, sweden, Poland, US etc Igbos proved to be best among black race









After reading all this, i cried that we are in the same country with this people that are holding us down with their nepotitistic and discriminatory policies.