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My parents gave my sister $80,000 to study art in Paris while telling me they “couldn’t help” with my $2,000 tech certification. At the family dinner, everyone celebrated Leah like she was the future of the family. When I quietly asked about my program, my dad looked at me and said, “We invest where it makes sense.” That sentence changed everything for me. I moved out that same night into a tiny apartment above a coffee shop in Seattle. I repaired phones during the day and taught myself coding at night. While my sister posted photos from Paris cafes and galleries, I survived on cheap meals, sleepless nights, and pure determination. Eventually, I built a simple logistics app for small local businesses. What started as a side project slowly turned into something bigger after an investor noticed my work at a tech event. And that was only the beginning.

“For my first 2 years salary at the ‘Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?' show was 100 and something thousand Naira monthly, but I had to put on a suit and act like I owned all the money” — Frank Edoho reveals.

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