There’s a growing trend across Africa: women entrepreneurs are getting funded, supported, and elevated with minimum or no stress—often more than their male counterparts. And let me be clear—I’m not against this. In fact, it’s inspiring to see African women rise. But let’s take a step back and look at the broader picture. International organizations are pouring resources into women-led initiatives. It’s great progress. But it raises a question: Where are the men? And why aren’t we seeing the same push for male-led enterprises? Do we have same organizations empowering women like that in their countries as they do in Africa? To my brothers across Africa: We need to stop chasing short-term schemes—Yahoo yahoo, betting, hype around Bitcoin and Forex trading. These paths rarely build sustainable wealth. It’s time to shift our mindset and invest in real value: brands, businesses, and long-term impact. Now, this isn’t about competing with women. It’s about realizing that economic power is strategic. Some of the funding movements we see may be part of a much bigger global agenda—50 to 100 years into the future. One that recognizes Africa’s mineral and human wealth, and is positioning who gets to control it. If we don’t rise to build and take part in this future, we may end up watching from the sidelines as others shape our destiny. Let’s encourage balance. Let’s support our sisters—but also empower our brothers to lead, innovate, and protect Africa’s wealth. Together, we are stronger. Brothers, it’s time. Start your brand. Own your path. Build Africa.