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Re: Should People Hinge Their Future On Family Inheritance? by trano(m): 10:10pm On Jul 16, 2014 |
It's good to inherit wealth from parents but some of dem cannot manage their investments. |
Re: Should People Hinge Their Future On Family Inheritance? by Nobody: 11:00pm On Jul 16, 2014 |
i once told my dad that sir,if u be jonathan i dont care that i have no hope of any property,the best he can do is raise me capital for bizness,till today we no dey good talking terms. Even if i aint that wealthy tomoro,i want to work hard and earn my own daily bread with my own hustle |
Re: Should People Hinge Their Future On Family Inheritance? by emmanuelewumi(m): 10:29am On Jul 17, 2014 |
Lucasbalo: There is something called ( Generational Wealth ) and that is lacking in Nigeria. Where are the Odutolas, Ojukwus, Abiolas and so many families today ?. There is nothing wrong in inheriting family wealth if the children can improve on it. We have families here in US that have been wealthy for over 10 generations like the Vanderbilts, Fords, Du Ponts, and others. The richest family in the world is the Walton's of the famous WalMart stores. We have The Koch's family and so many others. My point is that inheriting family wealth is not the problem, people should build on it for the next generations to come to immortalize the family names. The problem with Odutola and the old money men, who made tonnes of money in the last 100 years was that most of them were illiterates. They made their money true trading and manufacturing, they also gave their children the best education. But they made the mistake of not encouraging their children to take over their businesses, they believed business was for lowly educated people. Read this book " Makers and Making of Nigerian Private Enterprise by Tom Forrest 1 Like |
Re: Should People Hinge Their Future On Family Inheritance? by Hempe(m): 2:01pm On Jul 17, 2014 |
.Only for idle elements. ![]() |
Re: Should People Hinge Their Future On Family Inheritance? by debbleopto: 11:31pm On Jul 17, 2014 |
yommyphresh: Shebi na if person papa get wetn pikin go inherit sef. Chai! *strolls out of thread* there are some people, even on this forum whom there father wanna inherit from them. the guy dey labour and the parent dey chop wella from him. Now tell me wetin the guy go inherit. Agboju l'ogun fi rare f'oshika. - the man that put his mind on inheritance give himself to wickedness. |
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