To accelerate businesses to remain afloat and thrive, Wodibenuah Fair recently organised its 12th  edition to equip entrepreneurs and vendors.
Its Creative Director, Winifred Ada Wodibenuah, said the fair intended to bring together entrepreneurs, vendors and buyers under one roof to make more money, sales, interact and network.
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Participants included Hour Glam, Potables, Taste Bud, Phunkifyd lnteriors,  Mena style Pizza wheels and Leo Tabitha Store. She  added that Wodibenuah  Fair  helped the vendors to sell ‘’We have done several exhibitions in  the last five years to keep businesses alive. For vendors who have reported having a rough times selling to their products, we assist them  make good sales, get new customers and network. ’’She urged business owners and brands to use social media to   push their services and businesses continuously.

‘’As a social media influencer, l promote and showcase other people’s businesses and my brands to make profits and growths.The Chief Executive Officer, Phunkifyd lnteriors, Adefunke Olude, said she dealt in classy timeless  luxury interior goods, saying: ‘’We find art in the tinniest bit of things and transform them to functional aesthetics’’. She appealed to the government to support creative industry and create an enabling environment for it to thrive.

A first-time  exhibitor/   Chief Executive Officer , Mena Stylez  Fashion, Aina  Fadeke Olude, said: “The fashion Brand  has quality new ready to wears , thrift wears, causal wears, designer wears and customized wears  and sandals shoes ,slippers among others”.

The fashion and social influencer maintained that business is reasonable at Wodibenuah  Fair  “l was able to sell more ,meet new people, customers and Network  besides the regulars and social media sales”.
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