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Marry A Rich Woman So She Can Bail You Out In Times Of Trouble – Jason Njoku

Nigerian businessman and co-founder and CEO of iROKOtv, Jason Njoku, has written about his experiences as a man married to a wealthy woman.

In an emotional piece uploaded online, Njoku explained how his wife took care of him when things got difficult and how she came to his rescue owing to how she properly invested in her. He, therefore, advised the general public on Twitter that the best life tip was to marry a wealthy woman.

Speaking further, the business magnate recounted how his wife, Mary Njoku, used her salary as his backbone after he made a bad investment and went bankrupt.

He added that all he has to do when things don’t work out for him financially and he needs his wife’s help is be a good husband at home. He concluded by saying that as long as everything is fine at home, his marriage is good.

Here’s what he posted;

“Marry rich woman o. If you can’t marry then invest aggressively in one. I was @MrsMaryNjoku’s first ‘investor’, That’s my greatest life hack.

You know how great things are when your wife can support the entire lifestyle. Mortgage, school fees & softest of lives. It’s the way. Hates that I tell her she is my pension. That if everything I have goes to zero. I just have to be a good husband to maintain the lifestyle I’m accustomed to. Real talk.

Few years back I over-extended into several startups. They swallowed all my money & started eating hers. She wasn’t happy. She used to cry as I asked her to clear her accounts. But she supported us.
My #1 investor @MrsMaryNjoku earnings covered everything. All she asked is that I don’t lose the money. Motivation x100. As long as things are fine at home. Nothing shakes.”

Jason Chukwuma Njoku, 42, is a British-Nigerian businessman. He is the co-founder and CEO of iROKOtv, a video-on-demand service for Nigerian movies.

A self-proclaimed serial entrepreneur, iROKOtv was Njoku’s 11th attempt at starting a business. He came up with the idea of launching a new distribution platform for Nollywood whilst living at home with his mum, aged 30, after a number of failed enterprises.

Source – Tru News Report

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