WealthGate Africa Marks Two Years of Driving Wealth Creation in Nigeria

WealthGate Africa has marked its second anniversary, celebrating steady growth in its mission to empower Africans with sustainable wealth-building opportunities through strategic investments in land banking, agriculture, and digital assets.

Founded in 2023 by financial freedom coach and investor, Mayowa Owolabi, the platform has transformed from a bold idea into a movement that is attracting professionals, entrepreneurs, and diaspora investors seeking long-term financial security.

In just two years, WealthGate Africa has onboarded more than 150 members, facilitated over 300 acres of land acquisitions in Ogun, Lagos, and Oyo States, and managed more than 50 acres of cashew plantations as part of its cashflow-driven investment model. Millions in investment value have been delivered through its structured opportunities.

Speaking at the anniversary celebration, Owolabi said, “Wealth is not a miracle, it is a system. We started WealthGate to provide that system for people who are ready to own their future instead of just earning through labor. We are proud of what we’ve done — but we are just getting started.”

As part of the celebrations, the company unveiled its new flagship publication, *Wealth Plan Guide (For Working Class & Business Owners), authored by Owolabi. The book offers practical insights on escaping financial limitations by adopting asset-based investing, while also sharing case studies, exposing hidden truths about the banking system, and presenting a framework for building wealth rooted in African realities.

Beyond financial returns, WealthGate Africa has continued to foster a culture of ownership and legacy through its WealthGate Membership Program, monthly investment webinars, and mentorship initiatives. “We believe the future of Africa belongs to asset owners, not just salary earners,” Owolabi noted, adding that the platform is determined to provide the roadmap for that transition.

Looking ahead, the company announced plans to expand its operations into more states across Nigeria, acquire additional land for community members, scale its agricultural investments into global export markets, and host its first WealthGate Summit and Investor Retreat.