The Guardian
Email YouTube Facebook Instagram Twitter WhatsApp

WIMBIZ

'Women should see their careers as channel to serve and make impact'
My journey as a communications expert began from a colleague’s suggestion to explore where my writing gift could take me. At the time, I didn’t even recognise it as a talent...
28 Nov  
Edo First Lady, Betsy, Bagudu, Okei-Odumakin seek collaboration, new strategies to end violence against women
28 Nov  
The Edo First Lady, Mrs. Betsy Obaseki, her Kebbi State counterpart, Dr. Zainab Shinkafi Bagudu and human rights activist and founder of Women Arise, Dr. Joe Okei-Odumakin, have called for joint action by relevant stakeholders...
At WimBiz conference, experts urge women to embrace disruptive innovations
7 Nov  
Nigerian women have been urged to embrace emerging technology, disruptive innovation and reposition themselves and their businesses for greater success in light of the changing times.
‘Women of colour now need to ensure they are visible’
17 Oct  
Bukola Adisa is the founder and CEO of Career Master Class, a platform dedicated to enabling the progression of Black and Minority Ethnic (BAME) professionals in the workplace.
Over 2,500 vendors apply for AWP network vendor programme
17 Oct  
Founder, African Women Power (AWP) Network, Mary Olushoga launched the AWP Network Vendor Initiative in collaboration with ShopRite Nigeria on July 15, 2020. Over 2,500 vendors applied to the programme.
Soroptimist Club gets new president, to engage women in vocational skills
17 Oct  
Development expert and entrepreneur, Helen Majemite has been decorated as the president of Soroptimist Club of Ikoyi. The investiture ceremony performed by the National President of Soroptimist International Nigeria...
WimBiz calls for improved participation of women in politics
25 Jul  
Women in Management, Business, and Public Service (WIMBIZ) recently held its yearly Women in Politics (WIMPol) webinar themed The Nigerian Constitution and Elections: A Right To Win’’, with over 300 participants in attendance.
WiiN donates food, essential PPE to support WARIF’s vulnerable women
23 May  
Women Inspiring Impact Network (WiiN), a not for profit organisation focused on enabling growing women leaders discover their best selves, focus on opportunities and achieve indelible impact and success
WIMBIZ COVID-19 relief project brings succour to low-income earners
16 May  
The current economic situation triggered by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted supply chains and business activities across countries, including Nigeria.
‘Try not to panic and get healthcare news from only verified sources’
11 Apr  
The first thing is to try not to panic and get healthcare news from only verified sources. Do fact checks on the Internet with the information you receive before taking any action or forwarding to others.
‘So many side-hustles will be birthed or accelerated at this time, and some will take over as main hustles’
11 Apr  
Brands are actually living, breathing entities and so they can be relevant both by being authentic, impactful and in times like this with the ongoing global pandemic, flexible.
'Self-discovery, time management, vital for productive living'
11 Apr  
To achieve a productive and purposeful life, women have been urged to enhance time and financial management, self-discovery and capacity building.
‘We must prepare Nigerian youths to be relevant in changing digital space’
18 Jan  
A year ago, I couldn’t answer your question, but today, I see it clearly. In Silicon Valley, someone made a comment. He said coding is the pencil of the future, and technology is the pen.