Early decades of the twentieth century were a capitalistic Renaissance period, of sort, for the Igbo stock, who are, preponderantly, located in the South-Eastern part of Nigeria.
However, preceding this period, were voluminous chronicles of a people, who had traversed Courses, Principalities, kingdoms and Domains, leaving, in their tracks, conquering streaks and sheer dominance of Nature, in all her splendor and gifting. The Igbo stock is innately, driven by the all-conquering spirit of wealth creation, and collective prosperity.
Little wonder, every successful Igbo businessman, anywhere you find him, on planet earth, tags his kith, along in his chosen venture, or vocation. Indubitably, pre-independence Nigeria, paraded iconic Igbo entrepreneurial personalities, who bestrode the Nigerian Economic landscape, like inimitable colossuses.
Sir Louis Ojukwu, arguably one of Africa’s richest men, of his epoch, fitted this description.
By him, and through him, many young Igbo sons, like Chief Ilodibe (Ekene Dilichukwu Motors Ltd), emerged and chatted the course for South-Eastern Capitalism, and, indeed, largely, Nigeria’s economic growth and development.
Alas, it will appear that extant realities have subverted the undying spirit of the Igbo man. But, no more.
The KOBOKO ENTERTAINMENT FAMILY emerges, as a flagship Avatar, spearheading the rebirth of the “Can-do” spirit of the Igbo Youth, leveraging on the Igbo man’s historic sense of humanitarian engagement “tag-along” and “ pull-him-up” dispositions.
Like the eagle, the KOBOKO ENTERTAINMENT FAMILY, has landed.