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International womens day is set aside to honour women and their massive impact on the world at large. The theme for this year is #Inspireinclusion. IWD is celebrated almost everywhere in the world, the inaugural National Women's Day, was organised by the Socialist movement in the United States, and it took place on February 28,…
Here to celebrate Nigerian women silently doing great things, we have selected six women rising to the occasion amidst the current situation of the country. These women deserve the recognition they have been able to gather.Olajumoke Adenowo is a Nigerian architect, speaker, and author known for her significant contributions to the field of architecture in Africa.
Ireoluwa is the founder of A+ Agency, A+ Agency is a technical and vocational education and training , research and development organization that creates and implements capacity-building programs to help African creatives build and run profitable businesses globally. We are passionate about tackling unemployment and unemployability problems by preparing women & youths for the future of work and access to alternative career pathways.
As a seasoned fashion designer and proprietor of a renowned fashion house, Ireoluwa has left an indelible mark on the industry. Her distinctive style has graced high-profile individuals across various sectors, while her collaborations with esteemed brands like Sterling Bank and FCMB have showcased her prowess in leveraging fashion as a tool for empowerment and economic growth.Tara Fela-Durotoye is a Beauty Entrepreneur who pioneered the professional make up industry in Nigeria in the late 90’s.
Under her leadership, House of Tara emerged one of jobberman’s best 100 companies to work for in Nigeria 2017 and continues to be considered the number one indigenous makeup brand for Nigerian women. Mo’s family roots are in Ondo Town, in the south-west of Nigeria. She is the eldest amongst three sisters. Mo moved to Nigeria at the age of seven to live with her grandparents and returned to England at age 11. Mo is the mother of two, a daughter – Temidayo, a son – Adekoyejo and grandmother to TJ and Ireoluwa.
An entrepreneur passionate about quality, excellence and service; she started the Ruff ‘n’ Tumble brand from the boot of her car in 1998, with a man-power of less than 20 people. The world has gone beyond physical strength when the strongest is allow to lead, it’s an age of knowledge and discovery. This is the time we get fully inclusive with the Nigerian women. Happy International Womens Day.Before flagging, please keep in mind that Disqus does not moderate communities. Your username will be shown to the moderator, so you should only flag this comment for one of the reasons listed above.
Nigerian opposition leader, Omoyele Sowore, says his commitment to Nigeria remains unshakeable as he travels to the United States for the first time in five years on Friday.