Post by James Lambie (@james_lambie)

Benjamin Oaikhena: Financial literacy is one of the saddest omissions in our school curriculum. In fact, it should first be learned from home!
Anyway, what do you expect? Financial literacy simply means using financial knowledge and skills to make effective personal financial decisions that make one financially succ...

Colly Mebi-Agbor: Nigeria's financial inclusion strategy aims to increase access to financial services, but literacy is very crucial to ensure people use these services effectively. Initiatives like financial education programs, digital literacy, and partnerships with fintech companies can help bridge the gap

Uwakmfon Earnest Essen: The question probes the potential impact of widespread financial education on Nigeria's economic landscape. With a significant portion of the population needing to improve their understanding of financial concepts, equipping citizens with these skills could lead to more informed investment, saving,...

Abdullahi Y. Suleiman: Yes it sure does, I personally think it should be taught in schools.