I disagree with Robert T. Kiyosaki in his book "Rich dad, Poor Dad". What of those that their parents are poor and illiterate and they are financially stable. We can't put blame on schools when we have Economics, financial Accounting and Business Studies as subjects in our schools, what do you think?

I think Robert T. Kiyosaki is right, there could be a few exceptions, and then other assumptions are it's possible this person got sound financial teaching and mentorship elsewhere, just like is in the book or this person is employed after school but like you said 'they are financially stable' when they could have built a money spinning business if they knew what they ought to know.

herveze:
I disagree with Robert T. Kiyosaki in his book "Rich dad, Poor Dad". What of those that their parents are poor and illiterate and they are financially stable. We can't put blame on schools when we have Economics, financial Accounting and Business Studies as subjects in our schools, what do you think?

I see your points and I kinda agree with u, besides some Robert kiyosaki 's book are not channeled towards Africans or Nigerians because if not recently where does a middle class family get easy loan from. Is it the banks? That will demand for collaterals? Or where?
Its recently that apps can give people loan small. So looking closely
One will understand that any Nigerian family that has a thriving business usually tutor his male kids on some business acumen especially South East men. So Robert book might not be for Nigerians