For years, the Game of Money has inspired thousands of people in Nigeria to rethink their relationship with wealth, investment and financial independence. In May 2026, the platform took a bold step beyond its home base, launching its first-ever international tour across three cities in the United Kingdom and proving that its message resonates far beyond Nigerian borders.
Founder and Mission
Founded by Dr Tope Mark-Odigie, Chief Executive Officer of Reb360, the Game of Money has become a respected platform for practical financial education. Its inaugural UK tour began in Chesterfield on May 16, continued in Manchester on May 17 and concluded in London on May 23, bringing together speakers, entrepreneurs, professionals and aspiring investors from diverse backgrounds.
Diverse Attendance
The tour attracted Nigerians, Zimbabweans, Zambians and other Africans living across the United Kingdom. Many travelled considerable distances to attend the sessions, eager to gain insights into wealth creation, investment opportunities and financial decision-making in their adopted country. Each city offered a unique experience while maintaining the central theme of empowering individuals to build sustainable wealth.
Chesterfield Session
The Chesterfield session featured Dr Alo Ohio-Omonkhomion, a medical professional and wealth advocate, who joined Dr Mark-Odigie in discussing the importance of moving beyond career success to achieve financial freedom.
Manchester Session
In Manchester, attendees heard from entrepreneur and business growth expert Jumoke Quadri, whose presentation focused on creating additional income streams and building businesses that can thrive beyond traditional employment. She shared the stage with finance and investment coach Sunday Aderibigbe, who provided practical guidance on managing money and making smarter investment choices.
London Event
The London event, held at Devons Hall in Bow, brought the tour to a memorable close with its largest lineup of speakers. Caroline Popoola, Chief Executive Officer of Alpha Childcare, shared lessons from her entrepreneurial journey and leadership experience. Real estate entrepreneur and wealth coach Osayi Ebohon spoke on intentional wealth-building strategies, while Peter Otuyele, Managing Director of Marydave Associates Ltd, offered insights into business leadership and growth. Olamide Alao-Akala, Chief Executive Officer of Umera Farms, highlighted emerging opportunities in agriculture and other expanding sectors.
Practical Focus
What distinguished the tour was its focus on practical, UK-specific realities. Rather than offering broad financial advice, speakers addressed the challenges and opportunities faced by Africans building their lives and careers in Britain. By the end of the tour, participants left with new perspectives, actionable strategies and renewed confidence in their financial futures.
Global Platform
The successful UK debut has positioned the Game of Money as a growing global platform, capable of connecting communities through a shared desire for financial empowerment and lasting prosperity.
