mightyhazel:
So why u and aisha come dey beef ppl when they struggle to eat .. just hatred?

Obamaofusa:



There are 2 different apprenticeship schemes in Yorubaland: The one related to learning carpentry, upholstery, tailoring etc.In these cases,the parents pay the teacher or master for their child to acquire the knowledge from the master.The second system is one in which the apprentice stays and learns about trading or business from his mentor for a stipulated period and at the end of the period,the mentor gives the apprentice some merchandize or substantial fund or give both to the apprentice to start his own business.This last system is very rampant amongst the Kwarans especially the Ibolo,Igbominas also called OWO NI E JE (na money e go chop).
They are the singular largest landlords in Lagos.We have seen a situation where only one Igbomina man has up to 200 houses in Lagos alone.

AhmedEmeka:

You are right, but the message is why others resent Igbo. And she is very correct on that regardless on how you choose to twist your word. She never call for and force the Igbo to start employing other tribes but she simply pointed at a reason for the resentment and it doesn't matter if it justifiable or not but that's the fact of the matter.

lascos912:
I don't beef you oo,my best friend is Igbo guy from enugu.
let me say accommodation is the first thing a man needs on another man's land,we Yorubas we accommodate everyone,
hausa tribe has the largest land size but the population of igbos there are not up to igbos in one state in Yoruba land just because of good accommodation we have to you and other tribes.

but the way you igbos talk as if we are not good to you.

Bodexman:


Just like you people can't stop talking about Tinubu even more than your leaders.

Does that mean Tinubu is greater than all your leaders put together?

Even if your dreams you still mentioned his name. Nawa!

Bkayyy:
Everywhere in the lips of Nigerians is Igbo, Igbo, Igbo, Igbo.
"if they are not talking about you that means you are worthless"
"And if they are not hating, that means you are not doing it right"
Mehn it's not easy to be an Igbo person.
If you are Igbo, celebrate being born an Igbo every Sunday because you defeated more than 7.3 Billion people in this world to be born into this beautiful tribe.
You are a hero/heroine just to be born an Igbo.

Amumaigwe:


@bolded:
They are still Igbos. The grace and sense na the same.

AhmedEmeka:

You are right, but the message is why others resent Igbo. And she is very correct on that regardless on how you choose to twist your word. She never call for and force the Igbo to start employing other tribes but she simply pointed at a reason for the resentment and it doesn't matter if it justifiable or not but that's the fact of the matter.

ayzTIGER:
Last 50 years they were screaming Igbo domination in affairs of the country, Igbos left politics for them and minded their business now their problem is Igbo apprenticeship. A system borne out Igbo personal money and struggle. Before you know it they'd task Igbos to start carrying the whole country along for apprenticeship based on quota system.

horsepower102:
Yesterday: Igbos are not united they hate each other
Today: Igbos are too United and they help each other so much

Cjrane2:


Infact, without resources from Igboland and Niger delta, lagos will still look like Iseyin or Ogbomoso if left to only yorubas.

Forumobserver12:


Your reason please ?

femi4:
That's the truth. The apprenticeship system must be done away with

big7:
How is it a crime if I focus my primary attention to self development and that of my kins men?
You despise me and still want me to carry you along by showing you how I make a living out of what I do be it legal or illegal, no that can't be possible. Igbos have got an ideology they run with "brother is always brother" yes disagreement may ensue between them time to time but that ideology still remains with a average igbo man. This issue of Igbo apprenticeship system is what that region has used to pick up themselves from the ruin the govt made in that region during the massacre and total drawdown of human capital and development in that region during the unholy civil war which they call it.. They have come together unconsciously and have developed themselves in trades which they know how to do best. How else would you want me to bring in a total tribe man who doesn't maybe share in my ideology about life and how I perceive things from home to run a business in apprenticeship successfully? That a daunting task which even other tribes would not condole with if they happen to be in the igbo man shoe.. The igbo only have themselves to look out for themselves and that exactly what they've been doing and I pray they continue doing.. And about coming to a society and dominating it abeg see me see problem ooo. Shey na them tell the host community not to see possibility before he arrived that isn't a point.

lascos912:
I don't beef you oo,my best friend is Igbo guy from enugu.
let me say accommodation is the first thing a man needs on another man's land,we Yorubas we accommodate everyone,
hausa tribe has the largest land size but the population of igbos there are not up to igbos in one state in Yoruba land just because of good accommodation we have to you and other tribes.

but the way you igbos talk as if we are not good to you.

Amumaigwe:


Don't you think that those that are exclusively enjoying FG patronage but hate Igbos that are toiling hard and prospering without any government assistance are mentally challenged?

tonyson010:



She is very wrong.

She didn't look into how people are recruited into the apprenticeship?? Y are people from other ethnics not under Igbo apprenticeship And probably didn't make much effort into understanding the Igbo people do accept other ethnic groups and the challenges faced .


First is that Igbo people do take people from other communities.....but often it is a futile effort.

People from other nations don't want to subject their children to the training due to its duration. The boys of other ethnic groups often don't accept the habits and culture the training instills.

femi4:
That's the truth. The apprenticeship system must be done away with