We empower and celebrate women from various distinctive backgrounds and unite them as one.
A Community Of Women Networking To Empower Women Through Their Individual And Collective Potentials
We provide the essential support system needed to thrive and support their family.
We support the African girl child and woman through their journey to overcome social and economic challenges
The AfriWomen Initiative is a pan African non-governmental organisation registered in Nigeria. We aim to create a community which empowers African women to maximise their individual and collective potentials in the economic sphere through entrepreneurship. We focus primarily on African women aspiring to start up an enterprise or those who already own a small-medium enterprise.
The South-West Zonal Coordinator for the National Commission for Mass Literacy and Non-Formal Education (NMEC), Mrs. Lawal Kuburat Funke, has hailed the wondrous feats achieved by the AfriWomen for Entrepreneurship Initiative in the area of women literacy, numeracy and economic empowerment. She made the commendation at her office in Ibadan on Monday when the AfriWomen founder, Mrs. Adebukola Oso, paid her a courtesy visit to introduce AfriWomen vision statements to her and also explain the...
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The AfriWomen has completed the registration processes of its multipurpose cooperative society with the Oyo State Ministry of Trade Industry & Cooperative. Having met the entire requirements put in place by the state Cooperative agency, Afriwomen was issued a certificate of registration alongside some documents to ensure a smooth running of its cooperative society. The Certificate was received by the treasurer of the AfriWomen Cooperative, Mrs. Elizabeth Olawuyi, on behalf of the cooper...
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In a piece published on The Conversation Africa, an online resource centre, Dr. Anthony Abiodun Eniola, a senior researcher at the Landmark University, Omu-Aran, Kwara State, said: "The small and medium scale enterprise (SME) sector plays a critical economic role in both developed and developing countries. It is a significant source of job creation and contributes to innovation and technological growth." "In Nigeria, SMEs account for 96% of all businesses and 87% of employment in the agric...
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The AfriWomen provides adult literacy and skills acquisition at their centres for free. For the 2022 study year, the average cost per starter pack school supplies for a student is N2500 approximately. Our centres are situated mainly in the urban slums of Ibadan metropolis. Our beneficiaries- women and the girl child are amongst the poorest in Nigeria. Meeting the starter pack cost for their literacy studies and that of their children is a lot and requires making tough decisions. ...
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SPEAK UP! Adebukola Oso, Funke Adetuberu and Rotimi Animasahun urge young girls.
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The Afriwomen has taken it upon herself to sponsor over 1000 girls back to school, to support parents who have the desire to sponsor their wards but has no capacity to do so. This is also to urge the society, the philantropist and any other persons with pure heart of gold to please support us in achieving these great success.
I am Theresa and a farmer. I am a beneficiary of AfriWomen since 2018. Notwithstanding the difficulty of getting to my farm, AfriWomen came to counsel, enlighten and empower me and my household and some other women in Lagelu LGA of Oyo state.
Farmer - 2 yrs ago
I am Mrs Olawuyi - a federal civil servant and pastor’s wife. AfriWomen’s ‘meet the pastor’s wife and 8 others’ programme during the COVID-19 period continues to sensitise and empower our women, households and community member.
Federal Civil Servant and Pastor’s wife - 2 yrs ago
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