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March 31, 2020

#CareerConversationsWithLLA: “Be what you stand for regardless of the industry or prevailing business environment,” Oluwabunmi Adeniba, Marketing Director, Unilever Homecare, Ghana & Nigeria.

Image credit: Oluwabunmi Adeniba Oluwabunmi Adeniba is the Marketing Director of Unilever Homecare division across Ghana and Nigeria with responsibility for the overall performance of the multiple brands in
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March 30, 2020

#LadyBoss Interview: “Knowing your worth as a boss lady hugely determines what you get as your pay in the labour market,” Precious Onyekwere, Founder, Hariz Fruities.

Image credit: Onyekwere Precious Ijeoma Onyekwere Precious Ijeoma obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Theatre Arts from Imo state University. While growing up, one of the problems she encountered was
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March 28, 2020

#LLAInterview: “Embrace yourself and find your special gem. God has placed genius in every one of us,” Grace Amoka, Regional Director of Shenation HQ, Teach for Nigeria Fellow & Transformational Speaker.

Image credit: Grace Amoka Grace Oiza Amoka is a Computer Engineering graduate from Covenant University and has a Masters in Educational Technology. She is a passionate activist for quality
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March 31, 2020

#CareerConversationsWithLLA: “Be what you stand for regardless of the industry or prevailing business environment,” Oluwabunmi Adeniba, Marketing Director, Unilever Homecare, Ghana & Nigeria.

Image credit: Oluwabunmi Adeniba Oluwabunmi Adeniba is the Marketing Director of Unilever Homecare division across Ghana and Nigeria with responsibility for the overall performance of the multiple brands in
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March 30, 2020

#LadyBoss Interview: “Knowing your worth as a boss lady hugely determines what you get as your pay in the labour market,” Precious Onyekwere, Founder, Hariz Fruities.

Image credit: Onyekwere Precious Ijeoma Onyekwere Precious Ijeoma obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Theatre Arts from Imo state University. While growing up, one of the problems she encountered was
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March 28, 2020

#LLAInterview: “Embrace yourself and find your special gem. God has placed genius in every one of us,” Grace Amoka, Regional Director of Shenation HQ, Teach for Nigeria Fellow & Transformational Speaker.

Image credit: Grace Amoka Grace Oiza Amoka is a Computer Engineering graduate from Covenant University and has a Masters in Educational Technology. She is a passionate activist for quality
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Leading Ladies Spotlight

#LeadingLadySpotlight: Maupe Ogun-Yusuf, Senior Presenter, Reporter & Producer at Channels TV

#LLAInterview: “I Plan to Raise Daughters Who Understand that Who and How God Created Them is a Good Thing” Leading Ladies Africa Meets Jackie Hill Perry

#LadyBossInterview: Founder/Creative Director of BernanDoll, Nancy Boateng Says Don’t Be Afraid To Charge Your Worth

#LadyBossQuickFive: Banke Meshida Lawal of BMPro Cosmetics Says if She Wasn’t an Entrepreneur, She Would Have Become a Diplomat

”Stop telling people your dreams, show them” LLA Meets Nigerian-American Entertainment Lawyer, Lady Boss and Creative Director of ’Lola Ade’, Pamela Adewoyin

#LadyBossQuickFive: Tosin Oshinowo Says Entrepreneurship is About Impact

#LLAInterview: ”Don’t dim your light. Don’t be afraid of the light that you see in yourself” Leading Ladies Africa Meets Lisa Nichols

#10 Questions With The Lady Boss Catherine Morton – “Networking Is Important Especially If You Are Starting From Scratch.”

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The ELP Program was really intense and very practical. The Business Innovation and Finance modules were very enlightening for me. I gained a deeper understanding on balance sheet, profit & loss account and cash flow statement. The instructor really broke it down in a way that even a lay man would understand. From the business innovation module, I was able to see how we can better position my beauty brand to compete on a global scale.
Amara Okoli-TasieFounder, Maracruizorganics
Amara Okoli-Tasie
Prior to the mini MBA, I was unsure what more I needed to do for my business. I had the passion for jewelry and accessories and had built something with it but I longed for more. This uncertainty drove me to apply for the LLA program. Each class, session and moment has birthed a new consciousness: there’s so much ground and heights to attain. With the skills and resources shared, I’m most certain my business and I will soar. It’s RESET time!”
Oseyi MercyFounder, Metals by Yolga
Oseyi Mercy
I've done business passionately, profitably and especially undauntedly knowing the peculiarities of our dear country, Nigeria over the last few years. At the time when the scholarship came through, I had a nagging thirst for more. What more meant was what I was yet to find out. From Day 1 of the course, I discovered that more simply meant "Reset". While I understand that this course has thrust me to new levels of accelerated progress in business and life, my own progress demands I reset. But this time - to be global.
Oyin LewisFounder, Purple Lagos
Oyin Lewis
When I applied for #ELP2019, I expected to learn something new that would help scale up my business but I never expected to be blown away. It was such an invaluable opportunity. So many small things here and there that has the capacity to make my business a global brand were shared. Thank you Leading Ladies Africa, Union Bank and all the facilitators. I promise to maximize the knowledge I have gained.
Oluwatosin AriyoFounder, Farm Fresh Grocery
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