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My Younger Brother Has More Money Than I Do. I Hate That

Summary by Zikoko!
In Nigeria, it’s a common sentiment that firstborn children automatically become the people their younger siblings go to for money. In essence, it’s expected that the elder child has more money. But what happens when the reverse is the case, like it is for Wale*? In this story, 28-year-old Wale shares how he grew up believing he had to provide for his younger siblings. Unfortunately, his younger brother has always been better off, which has tran…
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Zikoko! broke the news in on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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