Uche Nwosu Advocates for Evolving Igbo Apprenticeship System

Uche Nwosu, a former governorship candidate in Imo State, addressed the 2026 Igbo National Convention organized by Igbo Union Canada, emphasizing the need for the Igbo apprenticeship system to evolve in response to the changing global economy. He acknowledged the traditional Igba Boi model as a significant expression of Igbo enterprise but argued that it must adapt to modern challenges such as technology, e-commerce, and digital payments.
The apprenticeship system has historically transformed young individuals into business owners through mentorship and practical learning. Nwosu highlighted the Life Nwa Boi Experience as an example of how the model can be modernized, focusing on innovation and practical skills.
The goal is to nurture entrepreneurs capable of competing in both local and global markets, ensuring the relevance of the Igbo economic legacy for future generations without abandoning its foundational principles.
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