Okonkwo gains wealth by being a hard worker and farming yams. He chooses fertile farmland (for which he must clear much brush), and he encourages his family to work hard.
Since he is known for his hard work, others are willing to help him out, knowing that it will not be a wasted investment.
Okonkwo had to use sharecropping to build his farm in "Things Fall Apart" because he had no yams of his own to start farming with. By entering into a sharecropping agreement with Nwakibie, Okonkwo was able to gain access to land and resources to begin his farming operation. Sharecropping allowed Okonkwo to gradually build his farm and wealth over time.
It could gain wealth because Empires are so stupid they give out money. They basically gain wealth STUPIDITY!!! THEY GAIN WEALTH BECAUSE THEY JUST DO!!! LOL!
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Macbeth decides to do the wrong thing to gain power, murdering the king. Okonkwo is trying to do the right things to gain respect, but ends up doing some morally ambiguous things, such as killing his adopted son Ikemefuna, and killing the messenger for the Europeans.
Greed
salt and gold
To gain Wealth
During the second year of exile, Okonkwo's friend Obierika came to visit him. Obierika came to inform Okonkwo about the destruction of their village, Abame, by a white man's messenger. He also brought news about the hardships faced by the clan due to the presence of missionaries in their land.
The district commissioner might describe Okonkwo as a respected leader of the Igbo community, known for his wealth, strength, and strict adherence to traditional customs. He may also mention Okonkwo's tragic downfall and eventual suicide as a result of colonial influence and cultural clashes. Ultimately, the commissioner would likely view Okonkwo as a complex figure emblematic of the changing times in Igbo society.
they gain respect from Lakshmi the goddes of wealth and fortune.
"Okonkwo was a man." "Did you see that man, Okonkwo?" "You are my son. Okonkwo, I am your father!"