The Association of Nigerian Women Business Network, (ANWBN) says it has been Awarded $19,985 Grant to Empower Women Entrepreneurs in Northern Nigeria with Digital Skills.
The Association in a statement in Abuja said the aim of the $19,985 grant is to implement the Digital Literacy & E-commerce Training for Women-Owned Businesses project.
The statement revealed that the initiative will empower women entrepreneurs in three communities across Northern Nigeria, equipping them with essential digital skills to thrive in today’s economy and bridge the digital divide.
“The grant, awarded by the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE), reinforces ANWBN’s mission to promote economic inclusivity and support marginalized women-owned businesses.” It stated.
“The project will provide comprehensive training in digital literacy and e-commerce, enabling participants to enhance business operations, access global markets, and drive long-term economic growth in their communities.”
“This grant will profoundly impact women entrepreneurs in Northern Nigeria by providing them with the digital tools and skills needed to succeed in today’s competitive market.”
National Coordinator/Project Director of ANWBN, Mrs. Angela Ajala noted that the goal of the project is to empower women with skills that foster business growth and resilience.
According to the statement, “The Digital Literacy & E-commerce Training for Women-Owned Businesses project will train at least 75 women through hands-on workshops, business coaching, and mentorship.”
“Key areas of focus include website development, digital marketing, online sales platforms, and social media management. Participants will also be onboarded to an e-commerce marketplace to expand their reach globally.”
The Project Manager for the initiative, Mrs. Amede Olisa-Achingale, noted that the project is not just about teaching digital skills but also about driving systemic change and creating opportunities women to compete on a global stage and succeed in ways they never thought possible.
The ANWBN called on individuals, companies, and stakeholders to support the success of the project and help ensure women entrepreneurs across Nigeria have the skills they need to thrive in the digital economy.
Olusola Akintonde
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