WIMBIZ pushes for more women in business and leadership through mentorship

Author: Enitan AbdultawabPublished on: November 8, 2026Country: Nigeria
Business & Economy
WIMBIZ pushes for more women in business and leadership through mentorship

At its 25th annual conference in Lagos, Nigerian organisation WIMBIZ renewed its commitment to increasing women’s participation in business and leadership. Executive Head Omowunmi Akingbohungbe cited mentorship, visibility and confidence as key to helping women pursue opportunities and advance their careers. WIMBIZ connects experienced women with emerging leaders and trains and supports women seeking to become entrepreneurs. Held under the theme “Rooted, Rising, Ready: Born in Africa, Built for the World,” the conference also featured a partnership with Autos offering members discounts and two years of free vehicle servicing.

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