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The Skills Gap Is a Gender Gap: Why Young Women Must Be Equipped for the Future of Work
World Youth Skills Day was observed on 15 July under the theme “Skills for a…
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Africa Cannot Finance What It Does Not Count: WIN at ASIS 2026
Lagos, July 2026 The Africa Social Impact Summit returns to the Eko Convention Centre from…
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WIN at TOTCE 2026: From Digital Inclusion to Ownership, Adesuwa Imasekha on Women’s Leadership in Africa’s Digital Economy
In Africa’s digital economy, most women are users. One Nigerian woman owns the rails. Africa’s…
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Reframe World Population Day: Putting Women at the Center of Data
Every year, World Population Day invites the world to reflect on people, growth, development, and…
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The Missing Metric: Why Nigeria Cannot Achieve the SDGs Without a Gender Lens
The number that should reframe how Nigeria plans for development There is a single statistic…
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Women Impacting Nigeria Launches WIN Academy: a 12-Month Skills, Leadership and Entrepreneurship Program for Women and Girls
WIN Academy by Women Impacting Nigeria: a 12-month skills, leadership & entrepreneurship program for women…
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Girls Behind the Wheel
Redefining Gender Inclusion, Access, and Empowerment in Nigeria’s Mobility Sector A Partnership Built on Possibility…
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Nigeria’s PIA Has No Place for Women. WIN Is Changing That.
Nigeria’s Petroleum Industry Act, the sweeping legislation designed to reshape an entire industry and transform…
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Empowering Women at the Grassroots: WIN’s IWD Outreach in Ikorodu
In celebration of International Women’s Day, Women Impacting Nigeria (WIN), in partnership with Women of…
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International Women’s Day 2026 | Women Impacting Nigeria (WIN) at Landmark Africa Foundation
Discover how Women Impacting Nigeria (WIN) celebrated International Women’s Day 2026 at Landmark Event Centre,…