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N1M to over N14m in 5 years! SWIPE! I am starting a series where I break down Nigerian (and US companies) in a simple wa...
29/09/2026

N1M to over N14m in 5 years! SWIPE!

I am starting a series where I break down Nigerian (and US companies) in a simple way like that so that you actually understand what they do and you don’t invest blindly!

Seplat is the first in this series and I hope this helps you understand in simple terms what it does, owns, owes and how much you could have made if you invested in it.

PS: Slide 7 is the money slide! đŸ€Ż

It’s what company should I do next? Drop it in the comment section. Any company around the world, I ll break it down for you in simple terms. đŸ„°

The most asked question in the last few weeks in my DM. Everybody aboard who wants to buy the Dangote IPO, just swipe an...
28/09/2026

The most asked question in the last few weeks in my DM.

Everybody aboard who wants to buy the Dangote IPO, just swipe and get your answers!

Don’t dull ooo! Everybody can be a part of it.

A lot of people know me as Sholz from WealthMotley, the woman talking about money, investing and building wealth online....
28/09/2026

A lot of people know me as Sholz from WealthMotley, the woman talking about money, investing and building wealth online. 😂

But a huge part of my work actually happens behind the camera.

I’ve spent over 17 years working across media, platforms, content and distribution, and today I work closely with creators and on the infrastructure behind the creator economy, thinking about how creators grow, monetise, build sustainable businesses, understand their audiences and turn attention into something that can last.

So I don’t only experience the creator economy as someone with an audience of hundreds of thousands.

I experience it from both sides:
as the creator building the relationship with the audience, and as the operator thinking about the systems, products and businesses that sit behind creators.

That’s why this conversation at Bloomberg Africa Business Media Innovators 2026 in Cape Town felt particularly close to home.

Because creators are no longer simply the “talent” at the end of the media value chain.

Increasingly, they are the talent, the production company, the distribution channel, the marketing team, the community, the sales engine — and sometimes the entire media business.

And for Africa, I think the next question is even bigger:

We already know African creators can command attention. How do we make sure they can capture more of the economic value they create?

How do we build better infrastructure around monetisation, rights, payments, distribution, trust and long-term creator businesses?

How do traditional media and creators learn from each other rather than treating the future as one replacing the other?

And in a world where AI is making content cheaper and easier to produce, what becomes even more valuable?

Judgement. Trust. Originality. Expertise. Community.

Really looking forward to these conversations. ❀

27/09/2026

Oya rate our rapping skills 😂

I bet you didn’t know I could rap đŸ€Ł

My hubby just likes wahala

25/09/2026

Is She Wrong? There are so many issues with money and marriages these days that one really have to keep learning and relearning.

We dissect these and many more on can’t wait for you to see our new eps

One of this slides speaks to you! I am so sure of it. Pls share the one that speaks to you the most! ❀ Ps: Who is in Ca...
25/09/2026

One of this slides speaks to you! I am so sure of it. Pls share the one that speaks to you the most! ❀

Ps: Who is in Capetown?

24/09/2026

And you said there’s no money in the UK and Canada? Haaaa

Nigeria received $11.12 BILLION in personal transfers from abroad in just six months. Your “Mummy, have you seen the alert?” is apparently macroeconomics now. 😭

But here is the number I want you to start watching:

How much of the money crossing borders every year is actually building YOUR wealth?

Because for many Nigerians abroad, money is moving everywhere.

Family support in Nigeria.

Property back home.

Pension abroad.

ETFs here.

Naira there.

Pounds somewhere else.

Maybe land that everybody has forgotten to discuss. 😭

Individually, every decision can sound perfectly sensible.

But together?

Who is coordinating this international meeting?

Some money should support people you love.

Some may build assets in Nigeria.

Some should compound where you live.

Some needs to remain available for the life you’re actually living.

The goal is not to stop money crossing borders.

It is to make sure every pound, dollar and naira has an intentional job.

That is exactly what we’re doing inside the Wealth Motliplier Bootcamp.

We look at what you already have, decide what belongs where and WHY, identify your next moves — and help you implement them.

Clarity. Then action.

Enrollment is open. Click the link in my bio to join us.

A house going from ₩35M total cost to ₩130M sounds like a fantastic investment
 until you ask what that ₩130M is doing f...
24/09/2026

A house going from ₩35M total cost to ₩130M sounds like a fantastic investment
 until you ask what that ₩130M is doing for you TODAY. 👀

This is where I think this couple’s real question is.

The property brings in about ₩5.5M a year on a current value of ₩130M. That’s roughly a 4.2% gross rental yield before maintenance, vacancies, taxes, agent fees and other costs.

So before making this decision, I’d want actual numbers for three scenarios:

Keep it.
Sell and invest.
Sell and use part towards their Canadian home while investing the rest.

Then compare what each could realistically do for their family over the next 5–10 years.

Now I want to hear from you đŸ‘‡đŸŸ

Would you keep the ₩130M property and wait for the possible appreciation to ₩200M — or would you take the money off the table and put it to work elsewhere?

And if you understand Nigerian cross-border investing between Nigeria and Canada, abeg enter the comments. This couple needs you.

Follow Real Financial Tea for more conversations about the money decisions we don’t talk about enough — marriage, family, property, investing and the financial wahala hiding inside everyday life.

For education and discussion only, not personalised financial advice.

23/09/2026

And if you have never even looked at what is for sale, go on and give your eyes food. 😂

You can browse existing businesses by industry, location and price — from cleaning companies and care businesses to e-commerce, restaurants, manufacturing and more.

The point is NOT to just see one listing tonight and start transferring money.

The point is to realise that once you have built meaningful capital, your next question does not always have to be:

Which stock should I buy next?”

Sometimes it can be:

Is there an existing cash-flowing business I understand well enough to own and improve?

Because somebody may already have spent 10 years finding customers, training staff, building systems and making the expensive mistakes.

But please:

ÂŁ500k turnover does not mean ÂŁ500k wealth.

I want to know:

What profit is left?
Why is the owner selling?
Does the business depend completely on them?
Who are the customers?
What liabilities come with it?
How much cash will it still need after I buy it?
And what exactly can I improve?

That is a different stage of wealth-building.

You are no longer only asking how to earn or save more.

You are deciding what your capital should OWN next.

Inside the Wealth Motliplier Bootcamp, yes we will be having a session on this!

Clarity. Then action.

Comment CLASS to join us.

22/09/2026

₩50 million can pay you ₩800,000 every month. đŸ€Ż

At that point, SAVING is no longer your assignment.

You have crossed into a different money problem.

You already built the capital.

Now the question is:

What job should this money have?

Income?

Long-term growth?

Retirement?

Property?

Children?

Opportunity money?

Because serious wealth is not just being able to say:

“I have ₩50m.”

It is being able to say:

“I know exactly what my ₩50m is supposed to do.”

For an income bucket, you could combine something like FGN bonds with a Naira fixed-income product and structure the cash flow so part of your capital starts paying you.

But that does not mean every ₩50m should be given the same assignment.

Some money may need to produce income now.

Some may need to compound aggressively for another 10 or 20 years.

Some needs liquidity.

And THAT is the stage where random investment recommendations stop being useful.

You don’t need another list of “5 places to invest.”

You need to know where YOUR next money should live.

That is exactly what we’re doing inside the Wealth Motliplier Bootcamp.

We look at the money and assets you already have, decide what job each pot should do, work out your next moves — and then help you implement them.

Not another folder of finance screenshots.

Clarity. Then action.

Comment CLASS to join us.

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