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A realistic plan for someone earning ₦500,000 a month.
Rent and bills ₦200,000
Food and transport ₦120,000
Enjoyment ₦30,000
Emergency fund ₦75,000
Invest ₦75,000
Your monthly spending is ₦350,000, so three months of cover is ₦1,050,000. At ₦75,000 a month, you'll have it in 14 months.
After that, move the ₦75,000 into investments too. You'll be investing ₦150,000 a month, 30% of your income.
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50 Cent said Nigerians created AI video of him saying Ochacho offered him $2m to feature his son, so he decided to visit +234 pages to deny the rumor, only for him to find posts by Nigerians bvllying other African countries, baba say Nigerians are internet gangsters 😭😭😭
There’s absolutely nothing wrong with growing up rich, but the things they call people “rich kids” for in Nigeria are just appalling. At least, if you wanna call someone a “rich kid” let it be for actual luxurious things or activities. It’s just beginning to look like a poverty measurement contest from a lot of you.
Speak on it pls 🙏
There’s absolutely nothing wrong with growing up rich, but the things they call people “rich kids” for in Nigeria are just appalling. At least, if you wanna call someone a “rich kid” let it be for actual luxurious things or activities. It’s just beginning to look like a poverty measurement contest from a lot of you.
People need to understand this man
Nigerians struggle with the definition of things.
Being privileged and being rich aren’t the same thing.
A person whose parents are breaking their savings to pay school fees and one whose parents can pay for five kids without losing sleep aren’t the same just because they’re in the same school environment.
One is privileged to have a good education, while the other is rich. There’s a difference.

















