Nigeria For Women Project - NFWP, Ogun State

27/03/2026

18/02/2026

16/04/2025

The Ogun State Nigeria for Women Project held training for Ward Facilitators and Women Affinity Group representatives on key themes including maternal and child health, nutrition, gender-based violence, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), climate change, and social norms. The trained participants will go on to share what they’ve learned with Women Affinity Groups and other community members.

This pilot initiative is part of the project’s Scale-Up agenda to empower women and communities through targeted training and support. With technical guidance from the Centre for Communication and Social Impact, we are building lasting solutions that help women make informed decisions and thrive.

08/04/2025

If you suddenly received ₦50,000 for your business, what would you do first?

01/04/2025

A new month brings new energy to continue our mission, empowering women, strengthening families, and fostering progress. As we step into April, let’s keep working together to create opportunities and build a brighter future for all. Wishing you a month of growth, happiness, and success.
Happy New Month.

❤️

28/03/2025

Every woman deserves to live without fear. Safety is a right, not a privilege. Until every woman can walk freely, our work is not done.

If you or someone you know is experiencing gender-based violence in Ogun State, call 08000000666, 08000000555, or 6222 for toll-free support. You can also report cases using *347*161 #.

Help is available. Don’t stay silent.

20/03/2025

Many women in Nigeria face unique challenges at work—balancing career and family, limited maternity benefits, and workplace harassment.

If you could change ONE major workplace issue for women, which would it be?

Better maternity policies OR Safer work environments? Drop your answer below!

18/03/2025

Women are innovators, problem-solvers, and creators, yet they remain underrepresented in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

Despite making up about 30% of STEM graduates, only 24% of the STEM workforce consists of women. To bridge this gap, we must take action:

- Encourage early STEM education for young girls.
- Provide scholarships & mentorship to support women in STEM.
- Create inclusive work environments that foster growth.

When we empower women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, we drive innovation and progress for all. Let’s break the barriers together!

14/03/2025

Women carry so much—work, family, business, and expectations. But let’s talk about something we often ignore: burnout.

If you’re feeling exhausted, here’s your reminder: Rest is productive too.

Take a break, say no when needed, and prioritize yourself. Your well-being matters.

04/03/2025

Handmade bags, clothes, and accessories showcase the creativity and craftsmanship of Nigerian women. Yet, many struggle to get fair prices for their work.

When we buy locally made products, we’re not just supporting a business—we’re investing in women, families, and communities.

What’s one handmade item you love?
Drop it in the comments.

28/02/2025

Skills, not just capital, are key to building a thriving business. Women across Ogun State are learning essential skills in areas like cassava processing, tailoring, and financial management—helping them grow sustainable businesses.
If you could learn one new skill to boost your income, what would it be? Let’s talk.

26/02/2025

Women in Ogun State are gaining the skills and support they need to build better futures. With access to financial literacy training, business development, and livelihood grants, they are turning opportunities into lasting success.

From cassava processing to tailoring and rice production, more women are becoming financially independent, supporting their families, and strengthening their communities. As these programs continue, the impact will go beyond individuals, creating generational change and a stronger economy.

Empowered women, empowered communities, a thriving Ogun State.