How To Make Nigerians Not Go Scot-Free Unless They Buy From You

If 10 people bought from you every single day, would you ever complain that business is bad? You wouldn't. You'd be far away from poverty. Far away from bankruptcy.

But here's what's actually happening. You're running ads. People are clicking. They're landing on your store, your page, your WhatsApp. They're saying "how much?" And the moment you reply — they vanish. Gone. And your store just stands there watching them leave.

It gets worse. The moment they leave your page, Facebook shows them the next shop selling the same thing you sell. It's like renting a store in a plaza where every shop sells hair — and the customer you just lost is already in front of your neighbor's door.

In this free course, I broke down the 3 things that determine whether somebody buys from you or not. I showed how ordinary boxers can become a national project — just by changing how you talk about them. I showed why your website says "add to cart" when Nigerians carry bags to the market, not carts. And I reviewed real stores from real business owners — live — to show you exactly where the holes are.

Then I showed them what my team and I have been building. A system where your customers can negotiate with an AI instead of running to your DM. Where if somebody abandons their bag, they get a voice note from you an hour later — automatically — even while you sleep. Where you can see exactly who is on your store right now, what they're looking at, and where they came from.

One of my students — Juliet — who has made over ₦460 million using what I teach, was on the call. Her words: "This is mind-blowing. Even the platforms in the UK don't come close."

This was a private session for my community. I wasn't planning to release it. But what we covered was too important to keep to 53 people.