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Through Thick and Thin: Igbo Rural-Urban Circularity, Identity and Investment

The Igbo are often cited as the most entrepreneurial ethnic group in Nigeria. Their entrepreneurship is related to a strongly developed pattern of ties between rural and urban kin, circulatory migration, and investment flows. This raises the question of a dual locational and social identity, as people have both a rural and urban home. This article explores the interactional patterns and social tensions embedded in this situation.