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         At Gen-Z University, we are on a mission to help young Nigerians break free from the financial, cultural, and mindset barriers that keep them trapped in poverty or stuck in a wealth bracket. We believe that wealth isn’t just for the privileged—it’s for anyone willing to unlearn outdated traditions, challenge limiting beliefs, and take control of their financial future.


Through sharp, insightful content, we expose the hidden forces—government policies, flawed educational systems, toxic money habits, and societal expectations—that silently keep young Nigerians struggling. But we don’t just point out the problems—we provide the knowledge, strategies, and real-world tools you need to build wealth, grow financially, and stay rich.


Whether you're here to understand money, escape financial traps, learn better ways to manage wealth, or explore eye-opening fictional stories about financial freedom, Gen-Z University is your guide.


We’re not here to sell you dreams—we’re here to show you how to make financial freedom your reality. Welcome to the movement. Welcome to Gen-Z University!


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