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Firm trains investors on financial empowerment

By Ngozi Egenuka 
10 May 2022   |   2:49 am
Lifecard International Company has reiterated its commitment towards training and empowering youths in capacity building and financial empowerment.

Digital marketer/social media stategist, Adebowale Selere (L); Software Developer, Udeze Somto Great; MD/CEO of Lifecard Company, Grace Ofure Ibhakhomu; Content creator, Michael Sutor and Head, Lifecard Coinvest, Henrietta Yusufu at the launch of Lifecard Co-Invest in Lagos recently.

Lifecard International Company has reiterated its commitment towards training and empowering youths in capacity building and financial empowerment.

The firm stressed on the importance of savings and collaboration, which could be used to leverage on investments when opportunities arise.

This was disclosed during a media parley on the launch of Lifecard Co-Investment App, which empowers investors with right tools and information in real estate.

Founder, Lifecard International Company,  Grace Ibhakhomu, noted that the platform aids the youth who don’t have financial capacity to acquire financial property alone, by equipping them with trainings and ways to co-invest.

“The platform is a free learning app that gives one an opportunity to make money in the real estate space without capital, by showing you what you can do in the sector to generate wealth and use the money to co-invest with others and earn in return,” she said.

She stressed that sustainable wealth creation requires a conscious effort borne out of the right information.

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