(1 ) Dear Distinguished, Great , Nigerian Women, I am very delighted to welcome you to our coalition of women NGOs, which is committed to advancing gender equality, promoting conducive business environment and empowering women across our country, Nigeria. The Association Of Nigeria Women Business Network, popularly known as ANWBN was established in 2013 with […]
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– Article written by Yetunde Oladeinde It’s been 20 months since COVID-19 struck with a lot of anxiety, frustration and depression as many saw their ideas which they nurtured over the years into small businesses crumbling. Others simply did not give up and struggled against the odds to sustain their businesses by diversifying, being innovative as
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National Co-ordinator Association of Nigeria Women Business Network (ANWBN) talking during the panel session on Day 3 of the West African Business Forum, a 3-day program, themed “Empowering Women and Youths to Spur Africa’s Transformation Agenda” has been amazing with lots of insightful deliberations from our learned panelists/ moderators. The objective of the forum is
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The Association of Nigerian Women Business Network (ANWBN) with support from the Centre for International Private Enterprise (CIPE), the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), Union Bank Nigeria (UBN), Wema Bank and Nexim Bank organized a One-day Policy Dialogue on the Women National Business Agenda (WNBA) detailing the effect of insecurity, poor access to finance, poor
The Association for Nigerian Women Business Network, ANWBN, a coalition of over 50 women associations focused on business and career development of members, will hold Nigerian Women Business Virtual Summit, NWBS 2020, in partnership with the Centre for International Private Enterprise, Nigeria Export Promotion Council, 1024 Concepts Ltd., among others. In a statement, ANWBN, the
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In solidarity with all women entrepreneurs on the devastating economic impact of COVID-19 on businesses in Nigeria, the Association of Nigerian Women Business Network (ANWBN) organised a webinar on Mitigating the Dangers and Risks for Nigerian Women Entrepreneurs Post COVID-19. The webinar, organised for the leadership of the network’s over 4 million members across sectors, was
ANWBN Collaboration with NDI Abuja made possible by CIPE with the view of empowering and encouraing Women Entrepreneurs to go into politics and subsequently run for high ranking posts in Government.
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The Association of Nigerian Women Business Network (ANWBN), has advised government to do its best and ensure that the citizens are protected from the corona virus pandemic. Speaking through its National Coordinator, Chief (Mrs) Anita Nana Okuribido, the association lamented lack of infrastructure in the health sector and how Govt has been so lackadaisical on
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Nigerian women have been urged to build a gender-balanced world, as this would help the economy and local communities thrive as well as increase the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) through industrialisation and SME growth. This and many more was made known at the Association of Nigerian Women Business Network (ANWBN) body’s International Women’s Day
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The National executives, Member organisations and Guest came together at CIPE office on Wednesday, March 11th 2020 to celebrate International women’s day. Dressed in purple, the National Coordinator , chief Anita Nana Okuribodo, ANWBN Board member, Iyalode Alaba Lawson, representatives from the Lagos State Ministry of Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation and other speakers spoke
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