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.

On Wednesday, June 18, at about 3pm in New York, I spoke with Kelechi Udoagwu, the young woman, who reported being sexually assaulted by Kendall Ananyi, co-founder of a Y-combinator-backed tech startup, Tizeti.

Recently, Mary Olushoga, Founder of the AWP Network, hosted a networking dinner for members of its network. At the networking dinner, the following individuals

The Women’s Justice Agenda will advance, implement and improve reproductive, economic, political and social justice for all Nigerian women.

The African Women in Technology (AWIT), a network of African women who are creatively redefining the technology space in Africa and becoming key players and trendsetters in the world’s creative and innovative industries....

Tech entrepreneurs in Africa are working hard to digitise, aggregate and organise inefficient markets and industries and build sustainable businesses in some of the toughest environments in the world; and they need all the help they can get. You may wonder whether they need more support than entrepreneurs in more traditional industries or more developed…

Tomi Otudeko is Head of Innovation and Sustainability at the Honeywell Group. She is also Director of Itanna, a four-months training program for tech-enabled Nigerian startups.

Ekechi Nwokah and Kunle Olukotun founded Mines in 2014. At the time, they were living in Palo Alto where they met for the first time at a mutual friend’s house.