Fordax Academy by Stephen Michael

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Three Crucial Questions

And Our Answers

Dear Parent,


When we look at the success of young icons like Marsai Martin—who became a multi-millionaire producer by age 21—we may be tempted to think it’s just "luck."


But the truth is simpler: Her parents paved the way for her through financial education. They didn't just save money for her; they taught her how money works. They invested in her financial intelligence while she was still a child.


At Fordax Business School, we believe every Nigerian child deserves that same foundation.


As we prepare for our upcoming cohort, we wanted to answer the three biggest questions parents are asking us right now:


1. What exactly will my children learn?

Our curriculum is built on three pillars designed to transform a young person's mindset:


2. Why should my children join this specific program?

We aren't just a summer camp. Your child will be guided by professionally trained coaches within a dedicated business school environment. They will receive continuous support, access to high-level mentoring, and the practical tools required to lead in the future economy.


3. How much is the program?

We believe financial wisdom should be accessible to every family committed to their child's growth.


The program is based on a voluntary donation model.


We invite a Parent Contribution of "pay what you can" to support the mission of raising the next generation of African moguls.


Don’t just work for their future—equip them to own it.


If you would like to enroll your child today Mr. Prince can help you with all the details you need


To chat him on WhatsApp: https://wa.link/aslde1


To call him on phone: 09168076030 (if not available, you can also speak with Dr. Mike 07035957197)  


To your child's success,


The Fordax Business School Team



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