Nigeria has historically been a society where gender roles were rigidly defined. Women were often downgraded to domestic responsibilities alone, with little or no opportunities to excel in business or ...
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Report: Over 40% of Nigeria's informal businesses make less than $12 daily
Nigeria’s vast informal economy, stretching from street vendors and market traders to roadside artisans and small-scale ...
Hundreds of women protested in the Nigerian capital Monday to push for a bill that would add women-only seats in the Senate and House of Representatives. Several African countries, from Senegal to ...
A project called Sesame Workshop, funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development and run by the people behind Sesame Street, is teaming up with Nigerian TV producers, actors, and government ...
In Nigeria, where women make up half the 237.5 million population, an estimated 23 million female entrepreneurs account for 41 percent of the nation’s micro-businesses. This places the West African ...
GITEX Startup Festival 2025 in Nigeria is set to elevate African Black women entrepreneurs by introducing The LaunchPad. GITEX Startup Festival 2025 in Nigeria is set to elevate African Black women ...
In central Nigeria's Muslim-majority state of Kwara, where religious traditions shape daily life, a group of girls are ...
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