The Igbo Apprenticeship System in The 21st Century Businesses | Chukwuma Ezeh

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My guest in this episode is Chukwuma Ezeh; a young, sharp Nigerian Entrepreneur who started his business journey in the Indigenous Igbo apprenticeship system. His latest gig is Happivibe Services with the goal to make you and yours happy.In this conversation, we discussed his journey into Entrepreneurship as a house boy via the Indigenous Igbo apprenticeship system, his business philosophy of “Impact over money”, and his advice to fellow young Africans: “Go for It: shine and give others permission to shine.Listen, share and subscribe to the Think BIG for Africa Podcast on your favorite podcast platform.Enjoy!

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