Serial entrepreneur and Iroko TV Boss, Jason Njoku is not leaving his kids any financial inheritance, because to him, ‘money is a burden’....
Serial entrepreneur and Iroko TV Boss, Jason Njoku is not leaving his kids any financial inheritance, because to him, ‘money is a burden’.
It is understandable that there are some ultra-rich parents who want their children to know that nothing comes for free, and the ability to work for a living is not something one can buy, but Jason Njoku’s perspective is not similar to this.
Jason revealed he has plans to give out all his savings because he finds money as a burden and so he’d be leaving his children children with a nil balance and education.
Jason Njoku stated this when reacting to a tweet by Nairabet CEO, Akin Alabi, on worries about money.
Akin Alabi had tweeted;
10 years ago, I thought that if I had what I have today, I wouldn’t worry about money ever again. Today, my money worries are so much that I can’t think straight sometimes. I need money like mad.
Reacting to the tweet, Jason Njoku tweeted;
When I was broke I had all these things I wanted to do when I had money. Now i’m not broke I literally do non of them. I actually find money a burden. I plan to give away most of it before I die. Kids are getting $0.00. They can manage with a good education and their parents.
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