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Building wealth in Nigeria is not just about earning more money, it’s about structure, discipline, risk management, and long-term thinking in an economy shaped by inflation, income volatility, currency risk, and policy uncertainty. In this episode of The Edge Podcast, we discuss what building sustainable, long-term wealth in Nigeria really means in practice. Moving beyond generic financial advice, this conversation explores the foundations of wealth, smart asset allocation, behavioral discipline, and how Nigerians can protect and grow wealth across economic cycles. 🎯 What we cover in this episode: What “long-term wealth” actually means in the Nigerian context The biggest mindset mistakes Nigerians make about money and investing How inflation, FX risk, and income volatility affect wealth building Saving vs investing in a high-inflation environment Asset allocation strategies for Nigerian investors The role of local vs dollar-based investments Real estate, equities, fixed income, and long-term portfolio resilience Common wealth-destroying behaviors during economic shocks How discipline, patience, and time compound wealth Practical first steps for building wealth that lasts This episode is designed for young professionals, mid-career earners, entrepreneurs, and investors who want to move away from short-term speculation and focus on sustainable financial growth in Nigeria. 🎙️ The Edge Podcast explores markets, money, and strategy, helping Nigerians make better long-term financial and investment decisions. 👇 Join the conversation What do you think is the biggest obstacle to building long-term wealth in Nigeria - inflation, discipline, income stability, or investment access?