Dreament:
u spoke my mind. I did my nysc @enugu last year. And it was the first time of entring east. Their way of life was fare better than mine (EDO). The way the men help their women, and they are all business oriented people including their children. If not the fact that i served there there, i would not have opened my cement bussiness here in edo. Because here in edo we beleives that kind job is met 4 illiterate. But i was able to overcome that based on what my igbo guy told me a ( graduate) who does the same business. Now i have about 3 boys who help me to distribute cement. I started with motorcycle alone, but now am using van. I so much love igbo people. I thank God 4 posting me to east, if not i would have been searching 4 job up and down.

Dreament:
u spoke my mind. I did my nysc @enugu last year. And it was the first time of entring east. Their way of life was fare better than mine (EDO). The way the men help their women, and they are all business oriented people including their children. If not the fact that i served there there, i would not have opened my cement bussiness here in edo. Because here in edo we beleives that kind job is met 4 illiterate. But i was able to overcome that based on what my igbo guy told me a ( graduate) who does the same business. Now i have about 3 boys who help me to distribute cement. I started with motorcycle alone, but now am using van. I so much love igbo people. I thank God 4 posting me to east, if not i would have been searching 4 job up and down.

Now i have
about 3 boys who
help me to
distribute cement. I
started with
motorcycle alone,
but now am using
van.

nzeobi:
Op you are blessed for seeing light and identifying with it.
Build a good business empire that your children must never work for anyone.


But sometimes I feel igboland as a nation would have developed more had we succeeded in 1966

osemu8:
The relevances of igbo people cannot be overemphasised, when i look at my place UROMI, i see so many igbos who has contributed so much to our town making it d commercial nerve centre of edo.state, I love d genuinity of the igbo race, their versatility in any environment, making them the most industrous ethnic group n valuable contributors to our economy, they should be appreciated at all times


God bless the igbos

Macelliot:

@bolded..
When Fayose wanted to send the unemployed youths to Aba and Onitsha to be skilled, the Yorubas insulted him thinking He was disgracing the Yoruba race...
A yoruba dude even said that it was better to remain unemployed, than to go to "Yeeebos" land.. (tribalism won't let them reason well.)

some might decide to decline the request, but those who accepted it; by the time they are done, they will forever be grateful to Fayose for such a vision...

OPCNAIRALAND:


The article, first of all, is a concocted lie written by an Ibo disguising as Edo. The criminal mind of Ibo is a shackle round his neck.....he is unable to accomplish his life destiny without an attachment with others to find relevance.

Built.2last:
Aside the excessive audacity which breeds arrogance and pride with Igbos, This is the part i like about Igbos...Everything is business...let truth be told. Igbos are way ahead in business in Nigeria.

I entered Ladipo market one day and couldnt find one shop owned by a Yoruba man in the two hours i spent there. I think business is genetic for them. can you remember the ''my oga at the top stuff'' while some of us typed on the internet, Aba boys were thinking business. Mbaka spoke against GEJ, few days after, (Mbaka but why T. shirt was all over the market). They seem not interested in white collar jobs like every other tribe. If we have more entrepreneurs, the faster we come out of the corruption in public and civil service.

When i finished NYSC, i was retained in the bank with one Emeka boy..I remember during the interview, one of the panelists said, Emeka, you are supposed to be in Aba or Alaba, what are you doing here? the Igbo jokingly said, its capital am looking for..six years after, the Igbo boy resigned, we never knew he was combining banking with real estate business..on saturdays he was a house searching agent. he told me he sold two houses in Ikoyi and resigned...

Till i left the bank, his salary account was in millions...doing so well in business, the latest he told me last year was that, one of the panelists in that our interview is now his account officer...I just love the business part of them and maybe the way they adore their wives and children. They take family very seriously. Emeka is so wealthy and lavishes his wealth on his wife and 3 boys. Needless to say he inspired me into business and i am doing well too, but not anywhere near Emeka.

Throw them into the Lagoon and see the potentials of that water developed by them. Business is a spirit in them most of us find difficult to appreciate.

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Macelliot:

An Igbo guy hustling, they insults and calls him a Gala seller...
Soon he opened a shop, they abuse him and his 2x2 shop.
He soon started selling cars; they start thinking that he must be a ritualist..
Atlast, his 40ft containers start making inroads from Apapa seaport, they start carrying plycards in protest.

Macelliot:
OPCNAIRALAND

https://www.nairaland.com/2245843/want-die-lagoon-shirts-now#32519412

I entered Ladipo market one day and couldnt find one shop owned by a Yoruba man in the two hours i spent there.

OPCNAIRALAND:


We are not Ibos, we don't work hard....we have no need to, we have been naturally blessed to lead those who are built for physical work.

Yorubas work smart! We are Yorubas, we drive and lead those who work hard. We are designed naturally for smartness, not for hardship.

A Yorubaman is the Head and Leader of Ladipo Market. It should not come as surprise that a Yoruba is not a shop owner in a market in which survival is based on hard hustling and part time crime.

OPCNAIRALAND:


We are not Ibos, we don't work hard....we have no need to, we have been naturally blessed to lead those who are built for physical work.

Yorubas work smart! We are Yorubas, we drive and lead those who work hard. We are designed naturally for smartness, not for hardship.

A Yorubaman is the Head and Leader of Ladipo Market. It should not come as surprise that a Yoruba is not a shop owner in a market in which survival is based on hard hustling and part time crime.

cheruv:

Is it this emeka that made him to marry an Igbo woman

Stelvin101:
Stwpid thread Mtchewwwww!