Firms educate 48 Lagos secondary schools on financial literacy

A Nigerian technology firm, Cuddle Realty, in collaboration with Go Learn, has taught 48 secondary schools in Lagos, deploying monopoly game to redefine financial literacy and digital earnings.

Co-founder, Cuddle Realty, Fabian George said educating the students was part of the “exclusive opportunity” by the firm to build long lasting wealth through real estate co-ownership, leveraging technology and experience for financial freedom.

“We are passionate about the next generation. We want to redefine financial literacy because we are losing a lot of our young people to cybercrime and illegal means to make money. That’s why we partnered with Go Learn to define what it really means to make money, especially real estate acquisition,” he explained.
Founder, Go Learn, Olubori Paul, said his Edtech platform was to educate students on financial literacy and the possibility of earning digitally at various levels.

He said: “Our platform, in partnership with Cuddle Realty, seeks to teach the right mindset about money and investment among secondary students, as 48 schools in Lagos were the first beneficiaries of this programme, and we look to expand to all schools in Lagos and beyond.”