Overview of the Nigerian Professional Working Women Organization (NPWW)
- NPWW connects new and aspiring businesswomen with experienced mentors to provide guidance, support, and industry insights.
- Members have access to secured loans of up to 5 million Naira at low-interest rates, helping to support their business ventures.
- NPWW facilitates partnerships with women organizations in the USA, UK, and Australia for global exposure and knowledge exchange.
- The organization promotes functional and professional education for women and supports members in acquiring relevant skills to enhance career growth.
- NPWW focuses on women’s economic empowerment and leadership training, encouraging members to take up leadership roles in business, public service, and politics.
Business Mentorship
Connecting members with accomplished women mentors for business growth and guidance.
Secured Loans for Members
Providing access to secured loans up to 5 million Naira at lower interest rates.
Networking Opportunities
Facilitating relationships with women groups in the USA, UK, and Australia for knowledge exchange and collaboration.
Education Support
Promoting functional and professional education through financial support and guidance.
Empowerment Programs
Providing resources and opportunities for economic and personal empowerment.
Skill Acquisition Programs
Offering training and workshops to enhance members' skills for personal and professional growth.
Erelu Hon. Engr. Adenike Jennifer Emiola
Who is Erelu Hon. Engr. Adenike Jennifer Emiola?
Hon. Engr. Adenike Jennifer Emiola I.O is the Founder and President of the Nigerian Professional Working Women (NPWW) Organization
The largest and most recognized network of female executives, professionals, and entrepreneurs in Nigeria. With over six million members, NPWW is committed to helping women achieve their professional and personal goals. The organization partners with reputable national and international bodies to advocate for the welfare and advancement of women.
Early Life and Education
She hails from Isaya Ekiti, Ekiti East Local Government, Ekiti State, Nigeria. She studied Civil Engineering and Land Surveying, which laid the foundation for her successful career in the construction industry.
Professional Career
Engr. Adenike Jennifer Emiola has worked with top construction companies, including Sageto Construction Company in Lagos, Gilmor Engineering Nigeria Limited, and Alora Engineering Company in Abuja. She is also the Convener of the Annual Convention and Exhibition of NPWW, a prestigious event that brings together distinguished women from across Nigeria.
Entrepreneurial and Leadership Roles
Engr. Adenike Jennifer Emiola is the Founder and CEO of several businesses, including Adenike Charity Foundation (ACF), a non-governmental organization dedicated to philanthropy and education; NIAKK International Business Limited, with offices in Chicago, Illinois, USA, and Nigeria; NHH Solution Limited, Nigeria; and NIAD Construction Limited. She is also an EXCO member of Women in Power Africa and serves as the Assistant Secretary of the Council for Renewable Energy Nigeria.
Contributions to Humanity
Through the Adenike Charity Foundation (ACF), Engr. Adenike Jennifer Emiola has impacted countless lives by sponsoring three non-family members to study abroad, supporting primary school pupils with study materials since 2004, and registering 10 top students for WAEC annually since 2009. She has also sponsored individuals for apprenticeship programs since 2011, supported community development projects since 2004, and provided university scholarships for students in Nigeria. Additionally, she has donated money and food to tertiary students on a request basis, assisted drivers’ unions with financial and material support, and distributed farm tools and equipment to farmers since 2008. Since 2020, she has provided monthly salaries to some youth and elderly women and shared food and financial relief during the COVID-19 pandemic. Her contributions also include making donations to churches for development projects and supporting student union programs in and outside her community.
