In Ibadan, many women entrepreneurs face a harsh reality: poor health can jeopardize their businesses and livelihoods.
The Niyi Ogungbade Foundation recently witnessed this firsthand when one of our foodpreneurs suffered a fall while running her business. This incident highlighted the critical link between women’s health and productivity.
When women are unwell, their ability to work suffers, leading to lost income and potential poverty. This affects not only the women but also their families and communities.
The Niyi Ogungbade Foundation took immediate action, partnering with Oyshia Health Insurance to provide health insurance for our affected foodpreneur. This initiative is more than just charity; it’s a strategic investment in economic empowerment.
By prioritizing women’s health, the Foundation is fostering resilience and creating pathways out of poverty. When women are healthy and secure, their businesses thrive, and their communities prosper.
The Niyi Ogungbade Foundation is leading the way in supporting women entrepreneurs by addressing their health needs. This initiative serves as a powerful reminder that investing in women’s health is essential for their success and economic empowerment.
