Tag: Leading Ladies Africa
“I tell stories and share inspiration through my music.” Leading Ladies Africa, speaks to gospel singer and songwriter, Alache
For Ann Alache Mark, Nigerian-born, DC based inspirational Christian singer and songwriter, her music is the way by which she ...
“We need to encourage more women and girls to foster an interest in STEM.” Leading Ladies Africa speaks to Kunbi Tinuoye, Founder, UrbanGeekz.com
Have you always wanted to be a journalist, and how did your journey to journalism begin? I was drawn to ...
“Music is my happy place.” Leading Ladies Africa speaks to Sasha P
Our interview this week features the inspiring Sasha P. Rapper, Fashion Entrepreneur and activist. She takes us on a journey ...
Leading Ladies Africa Interview: Louisa Kinoshi
For Louisa Kinoshi, beauty entrepreneur and Founder of Beauty REVNG, the need to re-define the standards of beauty for ...
Leading Ladies Africa Interview: Adibeli Nduka-Agwu
There’s a new wave of competent, experienced and innovative women leading the way in the Nigerian Tech space. Adibeli ...
Leading Ladies Africa Interview: Taffi Woolward Ayodele
“Entrepreneurship is a marathon and not a sprint.” says the hardworking and inspiring Taffi Woolward Ayodele, beautiful CEO and Co-Founder ...
Leading Ladies Africa Interview: Amara Enyia
“More women will be encouraged to participate in politics, when they see more women participating in politics.” An inspiring sound ...
Leading Ladies Africa Interview: Marcy Dolapo Oni
It takes a lot of courage and vision to step out and do new things, to recreate and totally re-imagine ...
Leading Ladies Africa Interview – Kelechi Anyadiegwu
African fashion is taking centre space on the world stage, largely due to the fact that it is readily more ...
“Fashion is capital intensive…” Leading Ladies Africa meets with Linda Idegwu, Founder of Dear Curves
by Francesca Uriri Plus size women shouldn’t have to choose between being comfortable and being fashionable; their clothes should sparkle, ...
“I will love to see a world without poverty” Leading Ladies Africa speaks to Esther Agbarakwe
by Francesca Uriri There aren’t a lot of young women passionate about environmental sustainability and climate change. For Esther Agbarakwe, ...
“I have no role models“: Leading Ladies Africa speaks to Mary Olushoga, founder AWPN
by Francesca Uriri For Mary Olushoga, Founder of the African Women Power Network (AWPN), the voices of African women matter, ...
“You cannot go far on your own…“: Leading Ladies Africa speaks to Wana Udobang
by Francesca Uriri The distinctive, warm voice of Wana Udobang is one many radio listeners are familiar with. But beyond ...
“Find out who you are and love yourself..“ : Leading Ladies Africa speaks to @MisGloryEdozien (Glory Edozien)
by Francesca Uriri Telling women’s stories is one thing; sharing experiences of women that inspire, empower and motivate is another. ...
“We should all be feminists“: Leading Ladies Africa speaks to Fungai Machirori ( @fungaijustbeing )
by Francesca Uriri When translated into English from Zimbabwe’s Shona language, ‘Fungai’ means ‘think,’ and that is primarily what Fungai ...
“My parents expected me to be an academic…“: Leading Ladies Africa speaks to @LeeKasumba , Head, Channel O
by Francesca Uriri For Leslie Kasumba, media personality, philanthropist, and Head of Channel O Africa, music is one of the ...
“I do not like the word ‘feminist’ “: Leading Ladies Africa speaks to Ifeoma Fafunwa
by Francesca Uriri There is a quiet, admirable and determined strength about Ifeoma Fafunwa, evident when she speaks about her ...
“Stagnation is the beginning of death”- Leading Ladies Africa speaks to @Ekeneonline
by Francesca Uriri Introduction: “Step up and own your spotlight” says Ekene Onu, Founder, Refresh With Ekene and convener of ...
“African literature can be cool, fun and sexy”: Leading Ladies Africa speaks to Ainehi
by Francesca Uriri “African literature can be cool, fun and sexy; it should speak to every aspect of people’s lives” so ...
“Everything is achievable if …” | Leading Ladies Africa speaks to Nkiru Olumide-Ojo, founder of Lighthouse Network
by Fransesca Uriri Nkiru Olumide-Ojo, one of the founders of Lighthouse Network expresses herself with admirable candour. She speaks about ...
“It will be HARD sometimes” | Leading Ladies Africa speaks to Sesu Tilley-Gyado , CEO Africa Heritage Books Ltd
by Fransesca Uriri For Sesu Tilley-Gyado, Artiste, Singer and Entrepreneur, art and culture are important. She speaks about creating value ...
“An entrepreneur should be patient and consistent“ | Leading Ladies Africa speaks to Exquisite Magazine’s Tewa Onasanya
by Fransesca Uriri Tewa Onasanya, publisher of Exquisite Magazine speaks about publishing, the passion to succeed, overcoming challenges and being ...
“A female entrepreneur should have big dreams“: Leading Ladies Africa speaks to Tolagbe Martins
by Fransesca Uriri There are no clear-cut rules on how to be a successful entrepreneur. Tolagbe Martins speaks about starting ...
“It’s all about building relationships”: Leading Ladies Africa speaks to Yetunde Taiwo, CEO, ICY PR
by Francesca Uriri For Yetunde Taiwo, CEO ICY PR, using her God-given talent to help clients become more visible, by ...
‘I fell in love with Lagos’: Tannaz Bahnam speaks to Leading Ladies Africa on being a foreigner in Nigeria
by Francesca Uriri Staying back in Nigeria, after an official assignment with the National Geographic, showed Tannaz Bahnam that ...
‘Creativity & innovation’: Leading Ladies Africa talks to Aisha Augie-Kuta on what it takes to be a successful photographer
by Francesca Uriri Rising above stereotypes, being inspired by her immediate environment, and making a success out of what many ...
The September Standard
- Unlock a Healthier You: Essential Resources for Holistic Well-being
- How Your Diet Could Be Making Your Snoring Worse
- Celebrating Nigerian Trailblazers: Inspiring Women in Fashion
- Silk: Unraveling Threads of Elegance and Innovation
- Grammy Awards 2024 Red Carpet Fashion: Hits and Misses that Stole the Spotlight
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- Beyond the Power Struggle: Why a Strong Opposition Party is Crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy
- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
- Understanding the Role of Election Tribunals in Nigeria’s Electoral Process
- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
- How Ethnic Baiting is Undermining Nigeria’s National Security and Democracy