From Kitchen to Corporate Success: The Rise of Fastizers by Debby Lawson

In the bustling streets of Lagos, there’s a sweet aroma lingering in the air, leading straight to the doorstep of Fastizers, a confectionery powerhouse that’s taken the industry by storm. At its helm is the visionary entrepreneur, Debby Lawson, whose journey from kitchen hobbyist to business tycoon is as inspiring as it is remarkable. Fastizers wasn’t built overnight. In […]

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How Oyinkansola Adebayo Is Revamping The Fashion Industry For The Black Woman Through NFTs

The challenges the black woman faces in the United Kingdom presents a gigantic mountain that needs more hands on deck she can be able to raise herself in decision-making positions. The average black woman is ‘disappearing’ from the workforce which is predominantly apexed by the male folks. It is even more worrisome that up to 20,000 black women are […]

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Selma Ndi: DataGirl Technologies: Career Switch, Cameroon’s Women Bias in Tech and Putting Women on Success

Facing a seeming crisis in sponsoring young girls alongside a group of friends back in the day, Selma Ndi knew she had to reinvent the wheel to meet the times and seasons evolving right under her nose. Her group of friends had pulled out of sustaining the group’s volunteering services of assisting young girls become fashion designers and hairdressers […]

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Felicia Ewuraesi Abban: Ghana’s First Female Photgrapher, Capturing Ghana’s Essence Through the Lens

In the rich tapestry of Ghana’s cultural heritage, one name stands out as a pioneer, a visionary whose lens not only captured moments but also preserved history for generations to come. Felicia Ewuraesi Abban, nee Ansah, holds the esteemed title of Ghana’s first professional female photographer, a trailblazer whose passion for her craft transcended gender barriers and societal expectations. […]

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Shecluded: Empowering Women Through Financial Inclusion in Nigeria

Considering that about 36% of women are financially excluded as against a mere 24% of men according to EFINA’s 2019 assessment of women’s financial inclusion, one would wonder how much the society as a whole stands to benefit if more women were financially included. The popular saying that educated women will in turn become the foundation of an informed […]

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Baratang Miya: From Being Rejecting for being Pregnant to Teaching Girls Coding and Empowerment in South Africa

The list of challenges women must have faced during the apartheid season in South Africa would have been endless. It was a double edged sword – facing being owned in a man’s world to being regarded as a second fiddle, if at all – that pierced the women’s core at will. Countless women may have been denied successes just […]

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Affiong Williams: Getting Funding Rejection, Expanding Dried Fruit Retailing and Empowering African Women

For any entrepreneur looking to build a formidable foundational in inspiring the next generation of agripreneurs, the challenges ahead would prove too insurmountable upon first glance. The sector is one that relies extant forces from the farmers’ farmlands to the consumers’ table. Other factors worth considering involves funding and government policies. These strigent measures pervading the Nigerian agriculture sector […]

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Bernice Adekeye Oyeleke: Ability in Disability, Being Loud About the Deaf Is A Must

Bernice Oyeleke, born in 1989, is a passionate educational leader, NGO founder and author, promoting deaf education in Nigeria. Becoming deaf as a SS1 teenager brought challenges to a young Bernice, having to face the uphill task of communicating with her peers, family and society at large. For someone of such a reserved nature, she was a person of […]

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Yetnebersh Nigussie: The Ethiopian Blind Visionary Fighting The Cause of the Underprivileged

Yetnebersh Nigussie may be blind to everyine around her but make no miistake about her clear vision when it comes to her passion for the disable and human civil rights. Thus Ethiopian lawyer is geared up and ready to continue firing all cylinders for inclusion for the disabled and changing the mindset of the world towards them. Her loss […]

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Meet UK’s First Black Female Chef Recipient of the Coveted Michelin Star, Adejoke Bakare

Winning awards has not always been the sole purpose for many international acclaimed chefs if you ask, but the excellence in culinary skills as well as being chef to winning the highly coveted Michelin Star award in 2024, Nigeria’s Adejoke Bakare is putting the national colours on world map of cooking pedigree. Moving to the United Kingdom [UK] after […]

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