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Before joining the Empower Her Ability Project, Esther was already running her grain farming business. However, she did not have
Before joining the Empower Her Ability Project, Hosea was already a multi-skilled entrepreneur, sewing clothes, making bags, and producing soaps
Before joining the Empower Her Ability Project, Joy was already running her poultry and grain business. However, she struggled with
Before joining the Empower Her Ability Project, Janet’s grain and foodstuff business was close to collapse. She was buying and
Before joining the Empower Her Ability Project, Justina had recently transitioned from poultry farming to selling grains and foodstuff after
Before joining the Empower Her Ability Project, Naomi was running her wig business informally, without clear business systems or a
Before joining the Empower Her Ability project, Queen was already running a business selling bags and shoes. However, she did
Before joining the Empower Her Ability Project, Martha ran her food business from home, which limited her visibility, customer reach,
Before joining the Empower Her Ability Project, Rashidat faced a major challenge in her charcoal and firewood business: managing money.
Before joining Empower Her Ability, Ladi Gimba’s fashion business faced a major limitation: she did not own a sewing machine.
Before joining Empower Her Ability, Mary Maikano was running her chemist business primarily for daily survival. Her focus was on
Before joining Empower Her Ability, Jane Okeoghene Akpaeva had only recently started her mental health and coaching business. Although passionate
Before joining Empower Her Ability, Habiba Yusuf’s ready-to-wear clothing business was struggling with low customer patronage and limited growth. She
Before joining the Empower Her Ability project, Isaac Perpetua Ada was running multiple businesses including bead making, household cleaning products,
Before joining the Empower Her Ability project, Emenike Blessing Benedicta was already doing business, but she did not yet see
When Hauwa prepared for the birth of her second child, there was no carefully packaged delivery kit waiting beside her.
What would happen if every pregnant woman attending a Primary Health Care facility could access the basic materials required for
In just four months, MamaSafe reached more than 1,200 community members, equipped 1,000 pregnant women with clean delivery kits, trained
On May 29th, Empower to Thrive Development Initiative proudly launched the FEF CSO Program, a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to advancing
The French Embassy in Nigeria has donated €1 million (N1.8 billion) to 19 Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) across the country
With participation from the UN and Nigerian government, the programme prioritises community-led action and intersectionality, targeting women in conflict zones,
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