Get Guardian on GoogleNOLT Finance turned a 10-year-old into a boardroom executive yesterday, proving that wealth creation can start before you’re old enough to drive.
Toyeosa Omoruyi, a Year 6 student at Corona Primary School, spent the day as Managing Director at NOLT Finance headquarters, making strategic decisions alongside the company’s executive team and learning what it takes to run a leading fintech company.
The young CEO was selected as the beneficiary of NOLT’s Back to School CSR initiative, designed to promote early financial literacy among Nigerian children. Toyeosa received a ₦500,000 NOLT Rise investment account that could grow to over ₦13 million by the time he turns 30.
NOLT Finance has built its reputation on creating wealth for underserved Nigerians through innovative investment products offering returns from 18% annually, accessible loan facilities, and financial advisory solutions that actually work for everyday people. This initiative takes that mission a step further by teaching financial literacy where it matters most: early.
For Toyeosa’s parents, the day represented a head start most Nigerian children never receive. With compound interest and time on his side, Toyeosa now joins the rare 1% of Nigerian youth with a real investment plan before adolescence.
NOLT is building a generation of financially empowered Nigerians, starting with the youngest among us.
For more information about NOLT Finance and investment opportunities, visit www.noltfinance.com.
