Network empowers over 250 northern women
The Association of Nigeria Women Business Network (ANWBN) has trained and empowered over 250 females in various communities across Northern Nigeria. The initiative, a collaborative effort with the Centre for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), was to build the digital skills of Nigerian businesses and women entrepreneurs to engage in the digital economy by implementing a training programme titled, “Digital Literacy & E-commerce Training for Women-Owned Businesses” for women entrepreneurs in the country.
The sessions were held in key locations, including Kuje and Lugbe in Abuja, as well as Nyanya in Nasarawa State, drawing participants from across the northern region.
Speaking at the event, ANWBN National Coordinator, Otunba Gbemisola Oduntan, emphasised the association’s commitment to improving women’s lives. Former National Coordinator and Project Director, Mrs Angela Ajala, highlighted key areas of training, including website development, digital marketing, online sales platforms, pricing strategies and social media management.
She explained that the initiative was to address the unique challenges faced by women in northern Nigeria and provide them with tools to overcome barriers and succeed in their endeavours.
Project Manager, Amede Olisa-Achingale, said the programme was designed to create systemic change and open global opportunities for women entrepreneurs.
National Treasurer, Tosin Sodeinde, elaborated on the potential for financial freedom to participants, emphasising the need for women to contribute to their families’ economic stability.

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