Abimbola Olufore Wycliffe: Helping Women in Nigeria Start Businesses

Oct 20, 2023 Posted by: Sujit Kunte Abimbola Olufore Wycliffe,  Nigeria,  SDG 1,  SDG 11,  SDG 13,  SDG 17,  SDG 2,  SDG 5,  SDG 7,  SDG 8,  SDG 9

Abimbola: It’s great to be here, Spiffy! I help women in Nigeria start businesses. I find them money, break down unfair rules, and introduce them to the right technology. We work together to make their dreams come true!

Abdullateef Lawal: On a Mission to Create 10,000 Jobs by 2030

Oct 18, 2021 Posted by: Jill Jha Abdullateef Lawal,  Africa,  Nigeria,  SDG1,  SDG10,  SDG4,  SDG8

Abdullateef: Did you know that Nigeria has the world's second-highest rate of youth unemployment with 13.9 million unemployed youths—more than Rwanda's entire population? iDixcover is addressing the problem of unemployment and underemployment among northern youth, women, and people with disabilities who have been ravaged by the prolonged insecurities in the region. Our mission is to provide free access to information on opportunities, mentors, and career education to 10 million African youths and create 10,000 jobs by 2030.

Anie Akpe: Breaking Barriers for African Women in Technology and Business

Dec 08, 2020 Posted by: Jill Jha Anie Akpe,  Nigeria,  SDG 5,  USA

Anie: African Women in Tech was born out of a desire to connect, educate and empower African women who are determined to advance their tech careers, alongside those who have the need to utilize technological tools for the advancement of their businesses. It was born out of a need to close the gender disparity and skill gap of African women in tech spaces.