KINGSLEY IWU

A now US-based retired musician, Lanre Dabiri popularly known as elDee has said that more wealthy Nigerians today didn't accumulate his wealth from hardwork and long-suffering, but mere luck. He further explained that this has made them unable to offer inspirational advise to young entrepreneurs in the country.

He said they got their wealth mostly from lucky connection with the people in-charge of commonwealth of the country.

Read what he wrote below…

“We don’t have enough mentors for our young entrepreneurs because many of our wealthy folks weren’t business savvy, they were simply lucky,.. lucky to have a friend/uncle/brother in govt & able to usurp opportunities./resources illegally.

“They simply “hammered”. You can’t teach luck and that’s why they can’t offer you any valuable business advice.

“More than 80% of the wealth in the nation was illegally allocated, stolen or usurped. Genuine business success is rare so don’t be surprised when all they can tell you is “by the grace of God”.

“Don’t get me wrong, there are many successful businessmen that can mentor the best in the world, they’re just rarely in the top 5% of our wealthy class, and not nearly enough to support the millions of young up and coming entrepreneurs.”

SOURCE: http://www.kingsleyiwu.com.ng/2018/02/most-wealthy-nigerians-didnt-work-for.html