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Why most talented people stay broke in Nigeria
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125 days agoTalent is everywhere in Africa. From music to tech, art to sports — yet many talented youths remain broke. Why?
1. Lack of Exposure– Talent without visibility is like a locked treasure. No matter how good you are, if no one sees you, nothing happens.
2. No Structure– Many don’t understand branding, packaging, or monetization. Talent alone isn't enough; strategy is key.
3. No Capital or Support – Investors prefer “already made” people. Most talents fade because there's no one to believe in their raw potential.
4. Pride & Lack of Collaboration – “I no need help” mentality kills progress. The biggest stars work in teams, not alone.
5. *Distractions & Hustle Pressure* – When hunger sets in, talent becomes a side hustle. Focus gets scattered.
Africa is not short of talent — just short of systems that nurture and protect it.
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