Our agenda: Female ministers speak
"We have to re-introduce ourselves to the world to tell the world what we have, to tell them in a way that will make them happy"
Building local, Int’l partnerships, our priority — Ajayi, CEO, DreamWorks Global Logistics
Oluremi Ajayi is a logistics leader, Chartered Accountant, Top Management Executive, serial Entrepreneur and the Founder of DreamWorks Global Logistics Limited.She is a member of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents, an Associate member of Women in Management, Business and Public Service (WIMBIZ); a Fellow of WIMBOARD; an Alumnae of the Academy for Women […]
Endometriosis should be declared chronic disease like HIV in Africa — Survivor
Ms. Kgomotso Mpho Gagosi is an endometriosis champion from Botswana; she is one of the few individuals campaigning against endometriosis.
SDG 5: NAMA, others lament low participation of women in aviation industry
The low percentage in the engagement of women in the Aviation industry is one of the factors working against progress in the sector.
Why we work mostly with Nigerian women farmers — Mira Mehta
Mira Mehta is the founder and CEO at Tomato Jos, a multi-million dollar tomato processing facility in northern Nigeria.
Child Marriage: Survivors, stakeholders take advocacy to grassroots
Olukunle Abosede Olawale, 15 years old SS1 student was pregnant when she was 14 years. This horrible incident as narrated by her occurred when she indulged in a bad peer group.
