How Adebukola Oso\’s AfriWomen is working to create awareness amongst school girls about cyber crime. The AfriWomen for Entrepreneurship Initiative is working with secondary schools across Ibadan Metropolis to raise awareness among secondary school girls including those from the deaf and dumb section of the schools about cybercrime and how to protect themselves from it. […]
GIRL CHILD CYBERCRIME SEMINAR Read More »
April 1 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 AfriWomen Welcomes the First Delivery of her School Supplies. Read More »
March 31 The founder of the AfriWomenAdebukola Oso and staff visited the NGO’s Centre at Akingbola today. After meeting with last year’s graduates who wish to progress to the next literacy level and community stakeholders especially the Imam of Akingbola Central mosque. The date and time for the resumption of Centre has been announced. This
March 24 The AfriWomen for Entrepreneurship Initiative in her aim to alleviate poverty through the social and economic development of women and the girl child inaugurated the adult literacy centre at Foworogun in OnaAra LGA of Ibadan. The CEO (Adebukola Oso), alongside staff and a student of The AfriWomen literacy center, Molete were at the
March 24 AfriWomen for Entrepreneurship Initiative a foremost NGO situated in Ibadan opens a new adult literacy centre. The Centre in Olorunda community of Lagelu LGA will serve as one of the annexes to the main centre in Bodija. The new Centre is located within the palace of the kabiyesi of Olorunda Oba Samuel OludeleAbiodun
The AfriWomen unveils a new Adult literacy Centre Read More »
March 15, 2022 The AfriWomen paid a courtesy visit to Pastor Moses AderemiOlayiwola, the Founder and General Overseer of Christ Armies Church, a religious organisation with 15 branches in Nigeria. The aim of the visit was to strengthen the relationship between the organisation and the church. During the visit, Pastor Olayiwola stated that education is
March 12, 2022 The AfriWomen recently embarked on sensitisation and awareness drive as the 2022 adult and non-formal education programme commences following the approval of the executive secretary of the Oyo State Agency for Adult and Non-Formal Education (AANFE) Mr OlakunlehinAderemi Nathaniel. Adebukola Oso, the founder and CEO of the AfriWomen made the disclosure while
March 11, 2022 The AfriWomen visited the Oba of Olorunda, Kabiyesi Samuel OludeleAbiodun Folarin (JP) and his wife today to discuss their partnership to empower women in the olorunda community of Lagelu LGA of Ibadan. The CEO, Mrs. Oso, started by appreciating them for the opportunity given to the organization to open a new center
March 10,2022 The month of March is one of our most celebrated month. It is the month that we not only appreciate women worldwide. It is also the month that we explore some of the challenges that women and the girl child face daily and for years too. Today our media team conducted VOX POP
VOX POP on #breakthebias across Ibadan metropolis. Read More »
March 8 #BreaktheBias: Rubbing Minds with the AfriWomenGrassroot Women. Today, some of our beneficiaries from our Molete Centre joined us at the AfriWomen Place for a round table discussion and lunch to celebrate this year’s international day. The day’s discussion recognised the phenomenal achievements that women have made and continue to make in the fight
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