Inspiring Future Female
Leaders in Technology

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Meet our Alumnae

Meet some of our inspiring Alumnae who have turned their training
into thriving careers and impactful projects.

Ejiroghene John

Engr. Ejiroghene May John is an educator, engineer, and digital innovation advocate with 17 years of experience advancing technology-enabled learning in Nigeria. She serves as a Principal Officer at the Rivers State Senior Secondary Schools Board and is the founder of Lesson Paddy and Teach Girls Tech NGO, where she trains students and teachers in AI tools, robotics, and digital skills. A TechWomen Fellow and leader of the INSPIRE Rivers Project, she is also Vice Chairman of APWEN Port Harcourt and Vice President, South-South Region, USGEAAN. Ejiro is committed to expanding AI-driven education, digital inclusion, and youth empowerment across Africa.

Saze Osayande

A member of the tech women Nigeria movement

Angela Makolo

A member of the tech women Nigeria movement

Peace Asukwo

A member of the tech women Nigeria movement

Helen Aderemi

A member of the tech women Nigeria movement

Hannah Kabir

She is a seasoned energy access expert, who spearheads numerous solar PV projects including mini-grids, mesh-grids, standalone systems, and productive energy use systems.

Dr. Esther Ekwe

Experienced Medical Doctor with a demonstrated history of working in the health wellness and fitness industry.

Tarinmin Kewa

A member of the tech women Nigeria movement

Ogo Maduewesi

She is a Social Innovator, a Psychosocial Advocate and the founder of The Appearance Positive (TAP)

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Ba Bang

Farm boxx focuses on empowering women to grow their own food at home, providing them with the resources and skills needed to sustainably cultivate vegetables. By doing so, the project aims to eliminate the need for women to venture into unsafe farmlands and promote community development.