WealthGate Africa has marked its second anniversary, highlighting growth in its mission to empower Africans with sustainable wealth-building opportunities through investments in land banking, agriculture, and digital assets.

Founded in 2023 by financial freedom coach and investor Mayowa Owolabi, the platform has grown to over 150 members, facilitated the acquisition of more than 300 acres of land in Ogun, Lagos, and Oyo States, and managed over 50 acres of cashew plantations.

The company said it has delivered millions of naira in investment value through its structured opportunities.

Speaking during the anniversary celebration in Lagos, Owolabi said the organization was created to provide a system for people ready to secure long-term financial independence.

“We are proud of what we’ve done — but we are just getting started,” he said.

As part of the celebrations, WealthGate Africa launched its flagship publication, Wealth Plan Guide (For Working Class & Business Owners), written by Owolabi. The book offers insights on asset-based investing, case studies, and strategies for financial freedom tailored to African realities.

The company also announced plans to expand into more Nigerian states, increase agricultural investments for export, acquire more land for members, and host its first WealthGate Summit and Investor Retreat.