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With the tech ecosystem booming and remote opportunities becoming the norm, many young Nigerians are now earning global salaries while living at home. As we look at the recent election cycle, how does this newfound financial independence reshape our traditional views on marriage and long-term investing? I'm curious if this shift is empowering people to build their own futures, or if it creates friction with older generations who still view 'stable' local jobs as the only path to a successful household.