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Celebrating Some Skillher Community Members Wins

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  At Skillher, we celebrate the achievements of our community members, women who are turning passion into progress and making a difference in their fields. Today, we shine the spotlight on three incredible members whose journeys inspire us all. 1. Dr Maryam Zacharia: Channeling a Passion for Education, Health and Entrepreneurship into a unique professional advancement path Dr Maryam joined Skillher as a youth corper serving at the VTH, University of Ibadan with a dream of advancing her studies and nurturing her aspirations to become a notable voice in the public health community. After her NYSC, she’s been able to secure herself a post-NYSC job, a fully funded masters program, as well as an opportunity to cultivate her interest in entrepreneurship and education through a unique role as a school overseer and administrator. Insights gleaned across Skillher meets sessions such as this and this have come in very handy in navigating her remarkable transition. She’s delighted to currently

Continuous Learning as a Lifestyle: The Key to Personal and Professional Growth

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In today’s fast-paced world, the only constant is change. Whether it’s in your personal life or professional career, new trends, technologies, and ideas are emerging at an unprecedented pace. The ability to stay relevant and competitive lies in one simple principle: continuous learning . At SkillHer , we believe that adopting learning as a lifestyle is not only crucial for personal development but also key to unlocking endless opportunities. Here’s why making continuous learning a core part of your life can transform your future. Why Continuous Learning is Essential 1. The World is Evolving From digital transformation to shifting market demands, change happens quickly. Whether you're a business owner, an employee, or a freelancer, keeping up with industry trends ensures you're never left behind. Learning new skills and concepts allows you to stay ahead of the curve and adapt to emerging technologies and innovations. 2. It Builds Confidence When you continuously expand your know

SkillHer meets August recap

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On August 30th, 2024,  SkillHer  Meets 8.0 ignited a wave of inspiration and empowerment through a dynamic session featuring Akindele Ajibola, popularly known as "That Ajibola Girl" or "Sisi Ibadan." The event, held at LMP Space,  Favos Building,  Bodija , Ibadan, started at 3:00 PM and showcased Ajibola’s insights into the world of marketing and influencer strategies.   Spotlight on Ajibola She is  a seasoned mass communicator, linguist, actor, and serial entrepreneur with a deep understanding of marketing and customer acquisitio n who  began her career as an On-Air Personality at Naija FM Ibadan and Immaculate TV, where she developed a keen sense of audience engagement and media marketing. Her transition into teaching revealed her passion for working with children and teenagers, leading her to establish the Kids and Teens Initiative. This non-profit organization focuses on providing hygiene kits to boys and girls, a venture that required strategic marketing effort

Nigerian Celebrities Lead the Charge for Women’s Economic Empowerment

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The Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE) policy is a government-backed initiative aimed at promoting gender equality in the economic sphere by providing women with equal access to opportunities, resources, and leadership roles in business. This policy seeks to remove the barriers that limit women's financial growth and participation in the economy, empowering them to reach their full potential. At SkillHer, we commend Nigerian celebrities like Adesua Etomi-wellington , Jemima Osunde, Tomike Adeoye, Folu Storms, Ini Dima-Okojie, Maryam Bukar and Osasu Igbinedion Ogwuche  who are fervently championing the adoption of the WEE policy at the state level across Nigeria. These influential figures are raising awareness about the need to empower women economically and urging the government to prioritize policies that create a more inclusive economy. Through public campaigns and social media advocacy, they are helping women break free from financial dependency and take on leadership roles in