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John Basil Mandilas was a Greek born businessman who co-founded Mandilas and Karaberis, a trading firm based in Nigeria. Mandilas was one of the pioneer naturalized Nigerian citizens. Mandilas came to Nigeria in 1933, during the depression, he had employment with a Greek firm and worked in many places in Nigeria including Benin city. Among his co-workers was a cousin, A.T. Karaberis. In 1943, Mandilas opened a store on Martin Street, Lagos Island. Two years, later, he entered into a partnership with Karabelis, who had left the Greek firm. Mandilas and Karaberis initially traded in general goods, textiles, beer and building materials. 1951 was an important year for the firm, that year, the firm entered into an agreement to represent Jaguar vehicles, this opened more opportunities for tradin