In our last Nigerians in Belgium series we spoke with author, poet, & spoken word artists Angel Patricks.
She speaks about what it feels like to build a creative life far from everything familiar - leaving home, finding her voice again, & learning to write from a new place.
Nigeria stands at a crossroads, its future teetering between crisis and opportunity. The abrupt withdrawal of USAID’s support has exposed a painful truth — our healthcare system was never truly ours to begin with.
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This week we are looking at the amazing work by Hassana Maina, a lawyer passionate about ending sexual and gender-based violence in Nigeria.
She founded @ASVIOLNg to empower survivors and drive change through awareness, training, and policy reform.
Full interview on YouTube.
Meet Ose Osunde—a young woman turning her passion for wig design into a thriving business! From custom creations to expert repairs, she’s mastering her craft with artistry & precision. Catch her inspiring journey & advice for fellow dreamers. Stay tuned for more!
We wrap up this week of The Naija Girl Child Project with insights from Hadiza Usman Shettima, the creative mind behind Duchess of Kukawa brand.
Catch the full video on YouTube and join us as we explore the brilliance of women entrepreneurs!
How did it all start? At seven, Hadiza's love for designing her own outfits sparked a journey to build her clothing brand.
She shares the value of practicing and improving your craft every day.
Don’t miss her inspiring story—stay tuned for more of her insights!
Meet Hadiza Shettima, the creative force behind Duchess of Kukawa.
From childhood dreams to a global fashion brand, she turns everyday patterns into stunning outfits for all.
Hear her inspiring advice for aspiring women entrepreneurs in Nigeria —don’t miss out!
We close this week of The Naija Girl Child Project with all the learnings from architect-turned-leather entrepreneur Daniella Enuoyibo.
Watch the full video on our YouTube page, & follow us for an amazing month of documenting young women entrepreneurs.
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Architect-turned-leather entrepreneur Daniella Enuoyibo shares how she revamps old shoes, giving them new life, and offers inspiring advice for young women starting their own ventures.
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Investing in Girls = Investing in the Future 🌟
There is untapped potential within young girls in Nigeria. By investing in their talents and giving them opportunities, we not only empower them but also boost our economy and unite communities.
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Daniella Enuoyibo is a former architect turned entrepreneur passionate about leather craftsmanship.
She transformed her love for shoemaking into a successful business and offers inspiring advice for young women pursuing their entrepreneurial dreams. #TheNaijaGirlChildProject
We learned from their wide range of entrepreneurial journeys, as well as their diverse and deep understanding of the unique challenges and remarkable successes that Nigerian women in business encounter.
In June 2024, we captured the stories of four women entrepreneurs in Abuja, each thriving in unique industries—from shoemaking to advocacy.
Their journeys reveal the challenges & triumphs of Nigerian women in business. Stay tuned as we share their wisdom & inspiration!