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SeverusSnape:
The man do well, The boy did well too.

See good Oga na, No be some devils - After serving them for years, They will start looking for an accusation to heap on the young man so as not to settle him.

You are right oooo
That is how a guy ran from Lagos to Warri n attend our Church service wen my prophet located him through prophecy
An told him who stole the money from d shop ,after serving him . for many years the owner said the boy stole d money that e would not setle him again but the man of God told him that the brothers of d Master wife,which is d oga stole d money. e even called the guys names of the brothers wife,n that if d oga name n told d guy that the brothers of d wife stole d money n that d wife is aware .they are using d money to build house in d village.
E also told d boy that d oga as to 3 different native find out, de all said it was d boy who stole d money not knowing it's d brothers of the wife.

Letmecum:
When you pass through this process believe me you will be able to handle money very well. But you see street money that 15m fit nor reach 6 months. No be cause but money that wasn't built by with reality of life will always vanished except you are very sharp and you don't fancy material things.

Not in this case. If the boss didn't find him worthy or handling such amount, he will not give the boy that money.

The boy will make it with that money, I have seen people like him that were settled like this and they explode from there...

Mariangeles:
Word!





It is big money, both in Nigeria and other part of the world.

Do you know what it takes to rent shop n equip it in lagos...it ll disappear before you say jack

phemmyfour:
Do you know what it takes to rent shop n equip it in lagos...it ll disappear before you say jack

Did you miss this part?👇🏼👀

An Igbo Nigerian businessman has warmed hearts after settling his loyal apprentice with ₦15 million cash and a fully stocked mega shop in Lagos.

Mariangeles:
Did you miss this part?👇🏼👀

That part wasn't the context of the original discussion before you jumped in

After packaged Slavery, and exploitation worth more than the shop and 15 million naira. Well e still better pass karma thingz.

Letmecum:
When you pass through this process believe me you will be able to handle money very well. But you see street money that 15m fit nor reach 6 months. No be cause but money that wasn't built by with reality of life will always vanished except you are very sharp and you don't fancy material things.

It's not black and white. Even this guy might misuse the money to flex and carry women.

drerocker:
You are right oooo
That is how a guy ran from Lagos to Warri n attend our Church service wen my prophet located him through prophecy
An told him who stole the money from d shop ,after serving him . for many years the owner said the boy stole d money that e would not setle him again but the man of God told him that the brothers of d Master wife,which is d oga stole d money. e even called the guys names of the brothers wife,n that if d oga name n told d guy that the brothers of d wife stole d money n that d wife is aware .they are using d money to build house in d village.
E also told d boy that d oga as to 3 different native find out, de all said it was d boy who stole d money not knowing it's d brothers if the wife.

Too many errors.. Don't type while on the road

GistMedia0:
An Igbo Nigerian businessman has warmed hearts after settling his loyal apprentice with ₦15 million cash and a fully stocked mega shop in Lagos. The emotional moment was captured as the young man, who had served him diligently for seven years, burst into songs of praise, expressing gratitude for his life-changing reward.

In the video circulating online, the apprentice praised his former boss for recognizing his hard work, loyalty, and trustworthiness. The businessman, who follows the popular Igbo apprenticeship system known as ‘Igba Boi’, encouraged the young man to remain steadfast and use the settlement wisely to grow his business empire.

The clip has sparked admiration online, with many celebrating the Igbo tradition of empowering apprentices and building generational wealth.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oZTWRfheS8

My major surprise is this man can cut a cheque of #15million, but doesn't even look it at all.

The store sef just look very simple. I really need to learn from this man.

phemmyfour:
That part wasn't the context of the original discussion before you jumped in

You brought the shop talk in.

Besides, did you not "jump in" on another person's comment?

Maitunbi:
It's not black and white. Even this guy might misuse the money to flex and carry women.

After 7 years of his life? Na so!

Wish others well so that good can come your way.
Imagine we all get what we wish others.

SeverusSnape:
The man do well, The boy did well too.

See good Oga na, No be some devils - After serving them for years, They will start looking for an accusation to heap on the young man so as not to settle him.

EXACTLY. I KNEW OF ONE IGBO BOY THAT SERVED HIS BOSS VERY WELL. WHEN IT WAS TIME TO SETTLE HIM, HE ASKED FOR ADDITIONAL ONE YEAR OF SERVICE FROM THE BOY. HE OBLIGED. THE FOLLOWING YEAR, HE TOOK THE BIY TO OKIJA SHRINE TO SWEAR HE NEVER TOOK HIS MONEY. HE FINALLY SETTLED HIM WITH #750K IN THE YEAR 2000. BUT THE BOY WAS YSING THE MONEY TO DO SUPPLY. BUT AT A POINT, THE MONEY IS NO MORE. HE WAS SUPPLYING PHARMACY SHOPS AND NOBODY WAS OWING. BUT EVERY TIME HE WANTED TO PAY HIS SUPPLY, THERE'S NO MONEY IN THE ACCOUNT TO PAY. THAT'S HOW THIS BOY WENT BACK TO ZERO. THIS BOY SHOULD ENDURED THAT HE PERFORM LOCAL INSURANCE FOR THIS #15M AND THE SHOP BEFORE STARTING OPERATION

SeverusSnape:
The man do well, The boy did well too.

See good Oga na, No be some devils - After serving them for years, They will start looking for an accusation to heap on the young man so as not to settle him.

Na dem dey die mysteriously

Mariangeles:
You brought the shop talk in.

Besides, did you not "jump in" on another person's comment?

You still don't get it

MonkeyMods:
But that man don't look like he got 15m


Na skit

because he no get big belle abi... Without doubt in my mind e sure me mucus nahim dey your head

Is this how they do settlement?
Only him and the boy?
These ones are just creating content

MonkeyMods:
But that man don't look like he got 15m


Na skit

The poor wantz to look rich, the rich establishes foundationioners?

Poor men like you, I pity you.

abobote:
For that to look like that, it means he was really diligent. Not like the one that is serving me currently, he has more clothes and girlfriends than I.

Meanwhile, the amount of money involves in settlement depends on the line of business and the worth of the boss(oga) , I know a boy that rejected 50M settlement, instead took his oga to court. I also know a man that settled his boy with 50ft full container of goods

Why did he reject 50m and took d oga to court.
Pls can u explain

Dogalmighty17:
The ingenuity of the Igbo is worth celebrating. It is not a coincidence that they are key players in the Nigerian economic landscape.

The apprenticeship system they practice had helped countless numbers of young men find their footing. It is commendable.

I was sharing something with my wife recently how a group of young men(all multi millionaires currently) in my location, got thier break. It all began with their boss, an elderly man now. He came to town in 1991 with practically nothing. But he started paper business. He had served in Onitsha but was settled and he moved to our town. He brought two boys with him. They served for years and he settled them. They went on to be even bigger than him with multiple young men under them. They settled those young men and those young men, all less than 35 have huge paper businesses of their own. One of them has a shopping plaza with 64 shops currently. Non of them bothered with formal education but how much education do you need to control tens of millions? With lawyers and educated people at your beck and call?

You will be hard pressed to find any shopping plaza in Makurdi, Benue state that isn't owned by an Igbo man. An Igbo man who set out with nothing really.

Diligent service pays.

Without a shadow of doubt the economic power of the igbo can never be underestimated, I suppose that is why the government do not want to grant the wish of Kanu et al.

APOPTOSIS:
Congratulations but be careful and be weary of leeches and parasites.
I believe you know Nigerians very well

sir please help me with 100k to start my own business. I served my master for 16 years and he fired me.
Now I am jobless and penniless

Acekidc4:
This one jam better Oga, and probably he was a good boy to the Oga as well. Nice one 👍

That region you hate so much; may good thing like this never get close to you iti.

Make una drop one Mila for my account too oh to assist my philanthropy as well. I help to feed some children too and it's challenging now with the high cost of living and increased school fees.
G.I.E.
FBN:2001289594

May God bless our hustle oh!

I'm a Hausa man but truly this happens only on Igbo land.

One of the good things about this tribe.

Nor everything should be on camera.. ooooo na so arm robber go visit am now.. funny world..

imagrg:
Make una drop one Mila for my account too oh to assist my philanthropy as well. I help to feed some children too and it's challenging now with the high cost of living and increased school fees.
G.I.E.
FBN:2001289594

May God bless our hustle oh!

namedo:
I've done malaria, typhoid, blood sugar level, pcv test which says I am okay. I am not HIV positive either. I urinate too often, particularly at nights when I pee up to seven times between 8pm-7am. I have not yet gotten my urine test result yet. I always feel weak and dizzy whenever I trekked long distances. At certain times, I feel a slightly burning sensation in my chest.
What could be wrong with me. I am a little above 50 now.
I know you will ask, 'why not go see a doctor? ' I wasted the little money I had in a private hospital where I was diagnosed of malaria /typhoid fever. I don't have much money to take care of hospital bills; moreso that I have children to feed. Please let any medical practitioner give me a clue so that I can know from what angle I'm going to tackle this problem. Moreover, I need financial assistance from well-meaning Nairalanders to save my life. I'm not a scammer. I live in Benin City. So, if you want to see me physically, privately chat with me on WhatsApp and I will come over. My poor salary cannot even feed my family, talk less of saving my life from this ailment.
No offer is too small. God will surely reward you.
George E.
FirstBank Nigeria.
Account number : 2001289594
You shall be blessed in JESUS NAME.

You na senior man for BAN o
Elder statesman
You have been dropping account details on nairaland since 2017
We go celebrate 10 years for you 2027 🙌🥳🎉

smartlad:
sir please help me with 100k to start my own business. I served my master for 16 years and he fired me.
Now I am jobless and penniless

Smart

DataDoc:
Wow! I'm surprised to hear this. Did he sign an agreement with his oga on how much oga will settle him with?

If he's a serious person and learnt the trade well, he can turn that 50 million to a billion in few years

His Oga was very rich, and has branch in some west Africa countries. They were into motor parts, and he used to send him to China at times

Chidolalar:
Why did he reject 50m and took d oga to court.
Pls can u explain

His was very rich, this happened in coteiviore, and his oga was the richest Igbo man over there then.

That man that died in the stadium from heart failure, when Nigeria played south Africa on the nation's cup

Igbo Amaka
This is how Igbo millionaires are made 💸💯
God bless the Oga and Nwa Boi🙏

Thewrath:
Tomorrow one ronu will be wondering how he made his money,because he came to Lagos with “Ghana must go” but 15M Dey acct!

Igbo apprenticeship system never fails!

It's NOT the 15m. What will make him succeed is the knowledge he gained plus guidance from oga and if oga enters him into the"club"

Congratulations! May God almighty bless the two🙏

[quote author=molas02 post=134134230]That is the difference btw some set of pipu.some ogs will find one case wey be say e go land u into borrowing self.
Igbo apprentice is different from Yoruba my pipu.
Here in osogbo, the list of items OGA will ask u to bring will even makes u forget u learn that work.

And am sure that with that 15m ibo OGA will still facilitate how this boy will take collect 30m goods from Alaba. Igbo are the best when it's comes to apprenticeship. Am a Yoruba Oluwasegun by name before u quote me [/quote

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