BUSINESS/MONEY STORIES:
His name is Tunde Lana. 25. Yoruba boy. Mushin.
He stood in front of that small provision shop in Mushin wearing his light blue native. Yellow danfo behind him. Woman carrying basin on head. Pure water hawkers.
In his hand: crumpled paper.
Rent. Stock. NEPA.
His face dropped. "Ah!"
Capital dey hold many back. Many Nigerians wan do business, but capital dey hold dem.
You know that feeling. You calculate your dream and the calculation calculates you.
But business does not always start with big capital. It starts with big clarity.
He went home. Changed to black polo. Entered a quiet cafƩ. Coffee. Notebook. Tecno phone propped.
He watched a video about The Connected Economy ā how you fit learn how money moves before you lock money inside shop.
Learning first before money.Ā
He tapped the phone to pause. Wrote in his notebook: Idea > Capital.
"Na true o."
That day, Tunde did not rent the shop. He rented knowledge.
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