WHAIafrica & Keystone Bank's Women Economic Empowerment Committee Join Forces to Enhance Female-Owned Businesses

In a collaborative effort aimed at improving the lives of female entrepreneurs in Mbaise, Imo State, Whispering Hope Africa Initiative (WHAIafrica) and Keystone Bank's Women Economic Empowerment Committee (KWEEC) have joined forces. The partnership seeks to provide practical support and enhance the entrepreneurial skills and economic prospects of women-owned Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in the community.

Helen Maiyegun, the Directorate Head for Lagos and West at Keystone Bank, emphasized the program's objective of empowering hardworking women by equipping them with essential entrepreneurial knowledge and skills. The partnership between Keystone Bank and WHAIafrica reflects the bank's commitment to fostering sustainable economic growth and creating an enabling environment for women to thrive in their businesses. The integration of financial literacy and entrepreneurial know-how will play a crucial role in achieving these goals.

Through the program, participants have received engaging and hands-on training in financial literacy, providing them with valuable insights to manage their finances effectively and promote long-term business success. The initiative aims to empower women by enabling them to generate income, achieve financial independence, and make a positive impact on society.

Maiyegun, as the Chair of KWEEC Committee, expressed confidence in WHAIafrica and KWEEC's continued efforts to pave the way for a brighter future for female entrepreneurs. The partnership's success will serve as a testament to the transformative power of collaborative partnerships and community-driven initiatives, equipping women with newfound knowledge, skills, and financial support as they embark on their entrepreneurial journeys.

By empowering women in Mbaise, this initiative will not only enhance their individual economic prospects but also contribute to the overall economic development and social progress of the community. The collective efforts of WHAIafrica and KWEEC aim to create a sustainable ecosystem that enables female entrepreneurs to flourish and have a positive influence on society.