Uba Abdullahi
Investing in Women Nigeria (IIW-NG) has reaffirmed its commitment to unlocking the potential of marginalized communities, particularly women, through gender inclusiveness and respect.
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At a recent two-day training workshop in Kano State, IIW-NG’s Project Manager, Mr. Fu’ad Umar Farouk, emphasized the importance of collaborative approaches to societal development, highlighting women’s crucial role in streamlining the pathway to advancement.
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The workshop, attended by Gender Champions from 44 local government areas, aimed to promote women’s empowerment, inclusion, and address gender-based violence.
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Resource persons, including Malama Hauwa Umar and Haj. Jummai Bappah, facilitated the training in Hausa language, ensuring easy understanding and engagement.
IIW-NG’s five-year program focuses on unlocking the power of the private sector to positively impact rural and marginalized communities.
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The project’s core values include promoting prosperous, enterprising, and resilient rural Africa.
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Through its three pillars of Financing, Advisory, and Advocacy, IIW-NG aims to achieve its objectives, with a focus on gender investments.
Participants expressed gratitude to the African Enterprise Challenge Fund (AECF) and pledged to step down the training to more women and men at the grassroots level.