I suspect when someone at the BBC saw his name he went straight to the front of the applications queue.

Whats the name got to do with anything? Do you know Mohammad is one of the most common names in the world.

first most common surname is LEE

Noone is going to buy something from this guy as

a) He speaks like a ghetto youth
b) He is somalian
c) He doesnt look right

Excuse me? A bit ironic for you to get uptight and ask what's the name got to do with anything? Are you a racist or something? What's his ethnicity got to do with anything? Do you know there are plenty of Somali business men around the world and in this country?

The way he speaks might put people off, but his ethnicity? Aren't you the buffoon who made the comment that he embarrassed the African community? As if he's was somehow their representative.

People go on there and are judged individually. Not based on their height, skin colour, ethnicity etc. For example I don't take Katie Hopkins as a representative of all middle class women.

You're coming across as a real tool with some of your comments.

He did embaress the african community. Do you know any of them? cos i do.

Fool.

He embarrassed himself, that's all.

Was that air headed Buffon from Big brother with a lisp called Brain Belo (A nigerian), was he a representative of the African community?

Was that odious woman Katie Hopkins from the apprentice a couple of years ago a representative of the female middle class community?

Now who are this African community you speak? Was there a meeting? Is there a leader who speaks on their behalf?

I use twitter and I was following twitter and watching the programme at the same time. People were referring to his name, not his ethnicity and were either criticizing him or they found him entertaining.

Now I'll repeat myself. A bit ironic for you to get uptight and ask what's the name got to do with anything? Are you a racist or something? What's his ethnicity got to do with anything? Do you know there are plenty of Somali business men around the world and in this country?

You do realise that people with a Muslim sounding name are hindered when they apply for jobs. There are have been plenty of recent stories about it and investigations conducted 7 years ago have shown that.

Not at all, I've seen some of your other posts and recognise a wind up merchant when I see one. You're like a dog with a bone and when you know you've got somebody hooked, you won't let go.

Cant be racist when a) Im muslim myself
b) Im african myself.

He is a disgrace. I feel the BBC put him on this show to shame us.

Luckily my definition of "a c**t" seems to be entirely accurate.

I think you are embarrassing yourself. You can't even spell.

Get over yourself you sad pathetic insecure fool.

Time and time again you've chosen to ignore the questions I've asked.

Being a "Muslim" doesn't mean you can't be a racist. Should I go through your post history and find the quote in which you clearly admitted that you loved borderline racist jokes? Trust me, that post of yours does exist and if you're tempted to go back and edited, you won't be able to, so don't bother.

You being an "African Muslim", try marrying an Asian or an arab person and see how their family reacts if you think racism isn't a problem or doesn't exist within the Muslim community

Now tell me why you mentioned his ethnicity as one of the reasons why people wouldn't buy from him? This is the third time I'm asking you and twice you've dodged this question.

Also, I'll repeat myself again. What's this African community you speak of? Was there a meeting? Is there a leader who speaks on their behalf?

You being an "Muslim African", you do realise you can easily be stereotyped you know? May I ask what your ethnicity is? Are you willing to share that with us?

If anything you're coming across as an embarrassment as someone else above has pointed out, you can't spell certain words properly and you seem to struggle answering very simple and direct questions.

Now can you do a very simple thing and answer all those questions I've asked you? You know, those with the question marks at the end of the sentences? Let's see if you can answer those questions or whether you'll just dodge them once again and reply back to my post with a short sentence

I think it was a bad choice for him to get to the show, the people who selected him for the show are to blame.

Unlike the rest of the boards I don't pity him or all the other nasty comments that were directed towards him.

He is a yound kid who probably grew up in a bad part of time, likely a council estate no doubt. He didn't really have the business acumen and there was no chance he was going to come off well on the show. I have no idea why the BBC put him on there.

I kinda feel sorry for him, because it may affect him a little bit, and employers might watch this and write him off in interviews, he's way too young and has a lot to learn.

A friend told me to watch the first eppy of this young apprentice series just to see Mahamed Awale in the boardroom and I have to say it was the best Prince Naseem Hamed impression I have ever seen! Sure, he was a bit taller than Hamed, but the rest was spot on

Almost as hysterical as some of the comments on here. He was just out of his depth on the show but seems to be doing quite well in the real world. Definitely not the worst candidate on the show. Many adults who don't have the excuse of being young to fall back on, were way worse. Does no-one remember Melissa "get out of my face, yeah" Cohen from 2010?

LOL - That made me chuckle.

Well - Because DS has a high proportion of posters who bitch when their precious views aren't corresponded with. I have had many many decent debates on here, trouble is, some people just can't hack it

Plenty of people agree with me on this topic, so its now a debate.

If I had been on Southend sea front and had him invading my personal space with his pointy finger I would have lamped him !

He almost seemed kind of manic in the boardroom ...... I hate to be unkind to a mere child, but he definitely has some issues.

Also the sight of him wearing his dad's suit was rather distracting.

Why on earth didn't Karen challenge the bare-faced lies he was coming out with?

Cos the BBC told her not to.