I knew I needed to turn the business around to be productive, but I wasn’t sure how. I had attended numerous trainings, joined associations, and it was like the information was amazing but I didn’t do anything with it. AWEP seemed different, and I wanted to put my money where my mouth was and be part of making a difference.

My experience, which is my first success with this amazing group, has been WOW. I joined AWEP (NORTH WEST ZONE) March 2018 and the exposure here has been so remarkable starting from the relationship/network, to trainings and constant updates to how my business could be moved from nothing to an enviable one

I am from Yola, Adamawa State. I joined AWEP in 2018, and it’s been such a wonderful experience. After a brief halt in my business for a couple of years,

I joined AWEP in 2011, and to my surprise, in 2015, I was selected to attend the International Visitors Leadership Program (IVLP) in the United States of America, a leadership and mentoring program that connects women from Sub-Saharan Africa. It was beyond my expectations. This enhanced my leadership skills and boosted my confidence to serve.

have always wanted to farm, and I started with homestead fish farming 16 years ago. My interest was more in value addition, and with that came the smoking of the fish. Our major consumers were hotels. And we were doing well but desired a more profitable venture. We then started eyeing Export. But where do we start from