Most Nigerian families fall into one of three categories when it comes to money.
The first family never talks about money. It is treated like a private matter. Children grow up with no financial vocabulary and no framework for wealth. They have to figure everything out alone as adults.
The second family talks about money only as a problem. There is never enough. Bills are a crisis. Every financial conversation ends in stress. Children grow up afraid of money and associate it with pain.
The third family talks about money like a tool. They explain how it works. They teach saving, investing, and planning at the dinner table. Children grow up financially literate before they even enter the workforce.
Only one of those actually produces wealth across generations.
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