Branding & Marketing

Pan-African movement: Maplandi Group launched in Nigeria

...Promised massive economic incentives

By Emmanuel Ikpeama.

A digital, marketing, Networking, and real estate firm, Maplandi Group of Companies, has been launched in Nigeria to relatively ease the suffering of the masses.

The event themed, “Wisdom secrets for wealth creation” took place at the Pertinence Hall Egbeda came with many packages that will deliver real wealth to Nigerians and Africans in general in the areas of real estate, agriculture, technology and education.

President of thia Pan-African Group ( Maplandi) Apostle Amos Yeboah in his address said the vision which he called his African project was revealed to him 20 years ago, he expressed and today it has become a reality.

Apostle Amos went further to state that the group which has six different subsidiary companies will no doubt make significant impact between now and the year 2032, as its goal is to provide massive incentives to over One billion people in Africa.

He stated, “We strongly believe that with the emergency of Maplandi, we will play a major role in transforming the economic growth and system of Africans and beyond, We are here to teach people how to create wealth without stress and also help them to save for the rainy days.

“Being a member of Maplandi Group is more than just buying a franchise but also getting access to a platform that is capable of helping you to generate many sources of income and other numerous benefits.

“We are unique and original, we do things in our unique ways, we don’t copy. Our records speak volume of who we are and what we have achieved. We are open to verification,” he said.

The guest speaker Mr Olusoji Oyawole, who is the Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, Resource Intermediate Ltd, stated that Nigerians need to come out from their shell, have Vision and set target for themselves.

Oyawole opined that 70 per cent of Nigerians are poor because they lack vision, and even if they have, they lack commissurate action to drive it, because vision without action, that push, is like a dream.

He went further to say that Nigeria is blessed with mineral and agricultural resources, stressing that only when one discovers the right path, he or she will continue to be struggling and putting the blame on the government.

According to the eloquent speaker, Covid 19 opened a lot of people’s eyes, as many decided to create wealth on their own using the right vision and putting a lot of action into it without the help of the government like we experience today.

Making their submissions, the CEO’s of the six subsidiaries emphasised the importance of not expecting anything from the government but to build that inclination of what to give back to government.

The Vice President and CEO of Farmsmap limited, one of the subsidiaries of Maplandi, Mr Jonathando Okechukwu states that the agency is a marketing solution and vision empowerment company with a genuine interest to help solve the ignorance and problems of Africa, as the company is launched today to help in guiding, discovering and rebranding your dream.

Lending his voice also, the CEO of Maptech limited, Mr Cosmos Eze Enoch pointed out that technology is a light that will help and guide you to advertise your goods and services to the world.

Highlights of the events was the presentation of gift items to deserving customers.