Igboid:


Surely not in Amala world, where dreams are replaced with bitterness for others dreams.

SlayerSupreme:

Should I start from explaining "advanced world" or "prototype". Which is it you don't grasp?

SlayerSupreme:
In the advanced world that's called a prototype. The boy can obviously do more than this but Nigeria is a dark country. But One day! Just one Day...

obaino860:



you again...........I am back for you...
ekiti man claiming Lagos....
I hope you know that the pictures below are also OGUN
1)Abeokuta from olumo rock
2)Abeokuta
3)ijabu ode
4)sagamu

manchy7531:


Am sure you know those houses in ogun are not meant for ogun indigenes...It is still strangers from afar that will still occupy them as a result of the population spill from lagos...

Asides ogun also has a lot of igbo companies meaning igbos already laying a foundation for the gradually take over in the future.

Finally some of those real estate developers are igbo owned at least I know of two companies involved and I do like you to show me real estates developed by individuals and not by firms targeting staffs of multinationals companies and other privileged nigerians.

And again you guys can keep ogun and whatever western state left, nobody will drag it with you. Infact you can start chasing all the igbos there now, but lagos? No way! Our sweat, labour and resources developed lagos with contributions from other nigerians and multinational...Not ignoring the oil money.

So lagos is a nigerian project hence yoruba cannot lay claim to it and if care is not taken, they will never have it.


Will respond to you 2mao cos I need to sleep..i have a busy day ahead tomorrow

Thanks and gudnyt

Hayat Kimya Nigeria Limited, a firm with base in Turkey, has promised to boost the industrialisation drive of the Ogun State Government with a $200 million worth of investment.

According to the Executive Board Member and Coordinator, Overseas Investments of the company, Ali Zeybek, said the company had carried out a thorough business survey of the ECOWAS countries, and had chosen Nigeria due to its vast capital market and Ogun state in particular due to its unequalled conducive business environment.

In term of natural resources, the Ogun State is blessed with bitumen, soft sand used for construction purpose, glass sand (for the production of bottle), laterite as well as limestone used in cement industry. Others include; Feldspar, Clay, Tar, Sand, Kaolin, Gypsum, Mica, Phosphate, Silica Sand, Decorative rocks and Quartz.

Some of the companies with representatives at the meeting include; Philips Industry, Flour Mills, CFAO Motors, Africa Real Estate Ltd, WEMPCO Groups Ltd, Watson Pharmaceutical, Multi-Trex, Tulip Cocoa Processing Company, Galvanising Industries and Tower Aluminium Company and many more. Ogun State is believed to be the first choice of investors due to its beautiful landscape, green arable land, proximity to Lagos and International Airport, investors-friendly incentives and infrastructural facilities across the State.
Demola Orunbon

During the visit, the Ogun State Governor participated in the Nigeria-China Business Forum, which drew attendance from about 100 Nigerian businesses and 300 Chinese firms.

Apart from that forum, Governor Amosun was also part of many fruitful business meetings and concluded a number of agreements with the Chinese.

The agreements, which hold huge prospects of further enhancing the economic fortune of Ogun State, are in line with the administration’s Mission to Rebuild the gateway state.

Some of the agreements announced and signed during the visit include a $1 billion deal for the establishment of a Hi-tech industrial park in Ogun-Guangdong Free Trade Zone located at Igbesa.

The United State of America Consular General today led American Congress men on a courtesy visit to His Excellency Senator Ibikunle Amosun FCA. The Consular General commended the State Government on its aggressive infrastructural development and creating a conducive business environment. He sighted the ongoing construction of the biggest factory of Procter and Gamble in West Africa which is located in Agbara, Ogun State. God bless Ogun State.

manchy7531:


Am sure you know those houses in ogun are not meant for ogun indigene s...It is still strangers from afar that will still occupy them as a result of the population spill from lagos...

Asides ogun also has a lot of igbo companies meaning igbos already laying a foundation for the gradually take over...

Finally some of those real estate developers are igbo owned at least I know of two companies involved and I do like you to show me real estates developed by individuals and not by firms targeting staffs of multinationals companies and other privileged nigerians.

Thanks

Ibadan, April 8, 2016 (NAN) An entrepreneur in the agriculture sector, Mr Babs Aina, on Friday pledged an initial investment of $30million to boost the agriculture initiative of Gov. Abiola Ajimobi.

Aina, the Managing Director of Numerix Development Limited, made the pledge in Ibadan after the second consultative assembly organised by the state government at the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture(IITA).

He promised that the figure would progressively increase to $100million in the next few years, adding that the investment would target maize and soya beans production in the interim.

OGUN State government has said that the state attracted over N690 billion investments in 2014, signaling its emergence as the nation’s number destination for private sector investment. Governor of Ogun State, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, disclosed this while addressing a press conference ahead of this year’s Ogun State Investor’s forum. He said that over 90 companies have invested in the state within the space of five years that his administration opened the state for business, adding that more than 10 additional companies are waiting for commissioning with each investing not less than $100 million, “When we start this Investors Forum in 2012, it was like a test case, but precisely on 14th of February, 2014 prior to the second edition we took drastic action and approached World Bank.”

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/ogun-state-attracted-n690bn-investments-2014/

manchy7531:
When you ask them to show you their place, they begin to post pictures of banks, eateries, parks, government buildings, higher institutions,mall and plaza like as if that is where the people live....

Show us where the ordinary man lives

By the way this is what they will not show to from another angle

You get it brown roof slum

manchy7531:
When you ask them to show you their place, they begin to post pictures of banks, eateries, parks, government buildings, higher institutions,mall and plaza like as if that is where the people live....
Show us where the ordinary man lives
By the way this is what they will not show to from another angle
You get it brown roof slum