In Nigeria news, women empowerment is gaining momentum with initiatives like She Code Africa, founded by Ada Nduka Oyom and Cybergirls Fellowship, by Confidence Staveley. These platforms aim to bridge the gender gap in STEM careers and cybersecurity, providing hands-on training and community support, essential for women’s sustainable growth in tech.
In Abuja news, Eloho Omame and Odunayo Eweniyi, co-founders of FirstCheck Africa, are pioneering gender equity in venture capital, investing boldly in female-founded startups. Omobola Johnson continues to impact Nigeria’s tech sector, advocating for gender equality and digital transformation. Such initiatives promise long-term economic empowerment and advancement for women in Nigeria and beyond.
Key Takeaways:
- Training & Support: She Code Africa & Cybergirls Fellowship offer training for women’s inclusion in tech.
- Investment in Women: FirstCheck Africa to invest in female-led startups for economic empowerment.
- Policy & Advocacy: Omobola Johnson leads initiatives for gender equity in Nigeria’s tech landscape.
To what extent do you think initiatives like these can catalyse real change in gender equality within tech industries? Engage with us in the comments.
