Billionaire tactics

Why don't you post the full article here and put the link at the bottom? As it is now, only 1 in 1,000 Nairalanders will click on your link.

As for the article itself, you didn't really study Igbo businessmen well before writing your article. Otherwise, you'd definitely have mentioned igba-bonyi (apprenticeship), iga obodo oyibo (travelling), etc.

In other words, please rewrite the article.

JohnNgene:
Why don't you post the full article here and put the link at the bottom? As it is now, only 1 in 1,000 Nairalanders will click on your link.

As for the article itself, you didn't really study Igbo businessmen well before writing your article. Otherwise, you'd definitely have mentioned igba-bonyi (apprenticeship), iga obodo oyibo (travelling), etc.

In other words, please rewrite the article.

Read before you comment. From your submission it means you lack the knowledge of the topic

JohnNgene:
Why don't you post the full article here and put the link at the bottom? As it is now, only 1 in 1,000 Nairalanders will click on your link.

As for the article itself, you didn't really study Igbo businessmen well before writing your article. Otherwise, you'd definitely have mentioned igba-bonyi (apprenticeship), iga obodo oyibo (travelling), etc.

In other words, please rewrite the article.

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Igbo men are always associated with success in business due to some below reasons:

– Its a fact that 90% of the people are in Business.



– They grow up surrounded with uncountable business ideas.

When you research on the number of successful business men in the world you will always come to include 10% of the men coming from Igbo origin.

Below are 5 tricks Men from Igbo region grow to the top of successful business lists:

Research: Igbo man don’t just go into business without conducting a research about the journey he is about to lead. What is the research all about? He makes sure all he is about to deal in is popularly of high demand.
Location: Igbo business men don’t just go into any kind of business in any location. They rather try to consider the location or rather change to a kind of business that is promising in a given location.
Credit: By this I mean giving people goods on agreement to pay later. Igbo man has learnt that 70% of the time it fails thus leaving them with great loss. They first observe the nature of the business to know if it is worth doing.
Perishable Goods: Typical Igbo man will never want to loose and because of this he hardly go into this kind of business. Most times he may deal in it if its in a very high demand that will assure a profit return.
Investment: This is the secret of most Igbo men. What you see in their shop will always be 40% of their worth. The other 60% is somewhere yearning steady income with no active participation in the running of the business.

JohnNgene:
Why don't you post the full article here and put the link at the bottom? As it is now, only 1 in 1,000 Nairalanders will click on your link.

As for the article itself, you didn't really study Igbo businessmen well before writing your article. Otherwise, you'd definitely have mentioned igba-bonyi (apprenticeship), iga obodo oyibo (travelling), etc.

In other words, please rewrite the article.

You don't expect me to mention whole lots of things that will scare people. If you understand that then you know that I deal in short guides which if you need a full course on that you go to the site and subscribe. Don't expect to get everything in life free.

Daily4mative:

You don't expect me to mention whole lots of things that will scare people. If you understand that then you know that I deal in short guides which if you need a full course on that you go to the site and subscribe. Don't expect to get everything in life free.

This your attitude won't help the growth of your blog at all. Instead of you to thank me for taking the time to click on your link, reading your article and coming back here to comment on it, you're accusing me of wanting free things. SMH.

I only bothered to comment because I love posts/articles about Ndi-Igbo and saw the potential of this your post making front page if presented properly. At least I'm happy I discovered a similar post here on Nairaland "5 Reasons Why the Igbo man Succeeds in Business" which is far better and has had over 30,000 views already. I urge you to take a look at it here: https://www.nairaland.com/3623112/5-reasons-why-igbo-man

Thanks for replying anyway. Make me sef practice wetin I dey preach. Lol.

You're also welcome to read my own post here on Nairaland that has over 20,000 views so that you'll learn how to engage our intelligent Nairaland community: https://www.nairaland.com/2947132/lagos-igbo-land-business-move

God bless Nairaland and Nairalanders.

JohnNgene:


This your attitude won't help the growth of your blog at all. Instead of you to thank me for taking the time to click on your link, reading your article and coming back here to comment on it, you're accusing me of wanting free things. SMH.

I only bothered to comment because I love posts/articles about Ndi-Igbo and saw the potential of this your post making front page if presented properly. At least I'm happy I discovered a similar post here on Nairaland "5 Reasons Why the Igbo man Succeeds in Business" which is far better and has had over 30,000 views already. I urge you to take a look at it here: https://www.nairaland.com/3623112/5-reasons-why-igbo-man

Thanks for replying anyway. Make me sef practice wetin I dey preach. Lol.

You're also welcome to read my own post here on Nairaland that has over 20,000 views so that you'll learn how to engage our intelligent Nairaland community: https://www.nairaland.com/2947132/lagos-igbo-land-business-move

God bless Nairaland and Nairalanders.

I see! All are the same. I don't believe in giving all I have at once for someone to come on Nairaland and digest everything without visiting the site.I understand your approach and I understand that you may have voluminious number of post view but to be honest, Nigerians want to get everything at no cost. My response to you should not be misunderstood. I am trying out new ways to get people and its under experiment.
I quite understand how you feel because of my response to you but that should not get you angry.
And for the article you pointed me to, I have not visited it although I will do that but before then there are so many approach to such related topic and because we are in a free world you can decide to come with your own contribution no matter how small it is. Most times you see that people are scared away by long articles and because of that I intended shortening it and even from my blog its based on quick guide and approaches. thus if someone is looking for a robust article then the person can confidently open a discussion session.
Hope am not misunderstood again. am heading to the article straight away to see what you talked about but I bet you if the viewers get all they want on nairaland you will end up suffering because they wont border to check your blog anymore.
Thats my findings....thanks #MESH winks