A new economics from Imo State, By Kenneth Amaeshi

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The kindred system can be positioned to act as productive economic units. I call this the Kindred Economic Empowerment Paradigm (KEEP).

In all, it is hoped that the One Kindred One Business Idea, informed by the Kindred Economic Empowerment Paradigm, will help revitalise the spirit of self-help and communal living in many developing societies – especially in Africa – for economic development. It will also contribute to the further refinement of Africapitalism – private sector’s contribution to development – as a new economic philosophy for Africa.

Another way this can work is through co-investment. Here, a kindred can decide to invest in an already existing business owned by members of their kindred. That way, the kindred members become shareholders, whilst leveraging and respecting the individual agency and embeddedness of entrepreneurship, which might be at the danger of being suppressed in communal ventures, if not carefully managed.

, is already eliciting hitherto untapped financial resources and significant interests amongst local people. Some kindreds have started businesses in farming, livestock, services, manufacturing, et cetera. While some of these emerging kindred businesses target local markets, others seek to explore opportunities in foreign markets through the large and growing Nigerian diaspora community, as well as the global value chains of big firms operating in Nigeria.

Based on the character and resolve of the Igbo people, KEEP will work. True, Igbo people, like many other people in Nigeria and across Africa, are mainly hardworking. They always strive to exceed their constraints, realise themselves, and make the best out of their circumstances. The industry of the Igbos is expressed in their tenacious commitment to excel, their resilience and ability to weather the most difficult challenges.

 

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