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Nigerian women in business have been advised to support one another to grow by employing women over men as a way to fix the patriarchal problems in the country.

Our lot in the diaspora, as is often the case with conferences and awards shows on the motherland, is to tune in online to join the conversation and get snippets of the event.

Women from all walks of life gathered this week at the Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island for a two-day conference organized by the Women in Management, Business and Public Services....

In commemoration of our 15th anniversary, we also recently launched our Big Sister Program - a mentoring program targeted at teenage girls in government secondary schools.

This was part of the submission made by the governor of Kaduna State, Malam Nasir El-Rufai, in his keynote address at the Special Edition Abuja Roundtable of Women in Business (WIMBIZ) in Abuja.

In celebration of its 15th year anniversary, Nigeria’s foremost women’s focused NGO, Women in Management, Business & Public Service (WIMIBIZ) is holding a Special Edition Roundtable and formal Induction Ceremony of new members.

Women in Management, Business and Public Service (WIMBIZ) held its July edition of Roundtable Discussion on Thursday, July 14.The discussion had as its theme “Leadership: Driving Value Through Engagement” with Juliet Ehimuan-Chiazor

Sierra Leone is a country with much potential for businesses in West Africa and it shows with the emerging and thriving successful businesses that exist in the country.

Princess ‘Deun is a Broadcaster & Media Consultant; A real ‘Princess’ of the Adedoyin Royal Lineage; she is the Grand Daughter of HRM Oba William Christopher Adedoyin II, Akarigbo Anoko of Sagamu..

  Chizor Malize is an internationally renowned Brand Expert, and one of the few Leading Ladies in the Marketing sector in Africa. After spending a good number of years with a leading financial institution as the Head of Corporate Communications, she took the big leap into becoming an entrepreneur. Speaking to her was all shades…

WIMBIZ, a Nigeria-based non-profit organisation, has expressed its disappointment at the rejection of the Gender and Equal Opportunities Bill by the Nigerian Senate

Eminent Nigerian women took turn to train other women in the areas of politics, agriculture and technology at a special International Women’s Day Conference that took place in Lagos recently.