hornyofife:
I can remember vividly when Rudolf okonkwo wrote an article in 2012 on Sahara reporters about the end of Igbo business model. http://saharareporters.com/2012/07/03/end-igbo-business-model-rudolf-ogoo-okonkwo

He highlighted the threats shoprite and the new business model will pose to Igbo business men/traders. Looking back now, its years now and in my analytical mind, I have been asking, have the igbo business model died since then?
How far and fast have the igbos adapted and absorbed to the new business model?

Reading true comments on sahara reporter, many where of the opinion that igbos businessmen are to innovative to be threatened by Shoprite and that at worst, they will adopt the new model and chase shoprite out of Nigeria. There is a popular saying in Most french west African countries that, where ever you see the igbos, the chinese dont go there. Whatever that means, I dont know but I know for sure that south Africans are learners..what ever advantage they have over us, we will learn from them and use it against them...

In this thread, I will be showing pictures of Igbo indigenous malls/ mega plaza/ supermarket that have sprung up in the last 6yrs. They are mostly based in the southeast and outside the southeast and fast expanding.

I dont know all, picture submissions of indigeous mega super market/ plaza/ malls owned by igbos are welcomed

neezar:
Op nice one

You could av created this in politics section

hornyofife:
the modes move it...infant the blocked the first thread I created , now they have moves this to business....I will recreate it ...

hornyofife:
the mods moves it...infact they blocked the first thread I created , now they have moved this to business....I will recreate it ...

naijacutee:

To be honest, as a business mod and an Igbo person, I think that the business section is perfect for this post.

Why should it be in the politics section? Is it about governance or about a certain type of business? Is the intention to look down on other tribes or discuss progressive business strategies that are viable in certain parts of the country?

Your answer to this should probably explain your reasoning (which we’re open to hearing) on which section suits this topic best.

Ejanla07:



it should be in d politics section. this news is because of policies made by politicians.

we kno why we want it in politics section....

naijacutee:

To be honest, as a business mod and an Igbo person, I'm struggling to see the problem with this post being in the Business section.

Why should it be in the politics section? Is it about governance or about a certain type of business? Is the intention to look down on other tribes or discuss progressive business strategies that are viable in certain parts of the country?

Your answer to this should probably explain your reasoning (which we’re open to hearing) on which section suits this topic best.

ArinzeRaph:
you are not igbo !!

horsepower101:
We all know the real reason this thread was immediately moved to the business section. Nobody is a kid here.

hornyofife:
I can remember vividly when Rudolf okonkwo wrote an article in 2012 on Sahara reporters about the end of Igbo business model. http://saharareporters.com/2012/07/03/end-igbo-business-model-rudolf-ogoo-okonkwo

He highlighted the threats shoprite and the new business model will pose to Igbo business men/traders. Looking back now, its years now and in my analytical mind, I have been asking, have the igbo business model died since then?
How far and fast have the igbos adapted and absorbed to the new business model?

Reading true comments on sahara reporter, many where of the opinion that igbos businessmen are to innovative to be threatened by Shoprite and that at worst, they will adopt the new model and chase shoprite out of Nigeria. There is a popular saying in Most french west African countries that, where ever you see the igbos, the chinese dont go there. Whatever that means, I dont know but I know for sure that south Africans are learners..what ever advantage they have over us, we will learn from them and use it against them...

In this thread, I will be showing pictures of Igbo indigenous malls/ mega plaza/ supermarket that have sprung up in the last 6yrs. They are mostly based in the southeast and outside the southeast and fast expanding.

I dont know all, picture submissions of indigeous mega super market/ plaza/ malls owned by igbos are welcomed

imhotep:
LMAO
Igbo amaka
cc lzaa yarimo anonimi

neezar:

I am not surprised, The super mod is a big bigot and his hatred for the igbos is so real

hornyofife:
I can remember vividly when Rudolf okonkwo wrote an article in 2012 on Sahara reporters about the end of Igbo business model. http://saharareporters.com/2012/07/03/end-igbo-business-model-rudolf-ogoo-okonkwo

He highlighted the threats shoprite and the new business model will pose to Igbo business men/traders. Looking back now, its years now and in my analytical mind, I have been asking, have the igbo business model died since then?
How far and fast have the igbos adapted and absorbed to the new business model?

Reading true comments on sahara reporter, many where of the opinion that igbos businessmen are to innovative to be threatened by Shoprite and that at worst, they will adopt the new model and chase shoprite out of Nigeria. There is a popular saying in Most french west African countries that, where ever you see the igbos, the chinese dont go there. Whatever that means, I dont know but I know for sure that south Africans are learners..what ever advantage they have over us, we will learn from them and use it against them...

In this thread, I will be showing pictures of Igbo indigenous malls/ mega plaza/ supermarket that have sprung up in the last 6yrs. They are mostly based in the southeast and outside the southeast and fast expanding.

I dont know all, picture submissions of indigeous mega super market/ plaza/ malls owned by igbos are welcomed

naijacutee:


**ignored**

LZAA:

umu igbo pls ignore the moving or non movement of the thread
the truth is like pregnancy it cannot be hidden
one thing is sha certain
some ppl's bp has shot up again
igbo amaka
cc imhotep nkwuocha Ngokafor

LZAA:

myn......
is this true?
cc imhotep

neezar:
I tell u Bro

LZAA:

choooi
nawa o

ArinzeRaph:
take heart dear. Absorb the pain small small.

neezar:
He has banned almost all my accounts

ClumsyFlimsy:
Igbo amaka

naijacutee:


Amazing, where is this located? I always wanted to retire in a city in the East that is not too busy, like Asaba. Please tell me this is in Asaba lol.