AfriWomen unfolds a new chapter for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprise (MSME) owners. Mrs. Adebukola Oso the visionary founder of AfriWomen, design strategies for growth and empowerment for MSME’s in Ibadan. This isn’t just a story of business development; it’s a testament to the power of women’s resilience and innovation in the face of challenges in Nigeria.
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Mrs. Oso has ignited a movement that transcends the conventional boundaries of entrepreneurship. By joining forces with Alhaja Tawakalitu Alli, the esteemed Are Egbẹ Omo Iyalode of Ibadan, AfriWomen is set to onboard 100 entrepreneurs from different communities in Ibadan each with the determination to elevate their businesses to new heights.
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As AfriWomen embarks on this journey, we are making a revolution where innovation meets determination, and where the women of Ibadan emerge as the architects of their own destiny.
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Stay tuned as we chronicle the stories of these trailblazing women and the impact of AfriWomen’s groundbreaking initiative. This is more than just economic development; it’s the crafting of a legacy that will inspire generations to come.