Who we are

Technology

We provide a platform for technology knowledge exchange amongst women, providing real-time solutions to their tech-related problems and improving the quality of their lives and ease of doing business through a proper grasp of technology. right

Women

TechHer believes that if women are exposed to the ways technology enhances their daily activities, they will become more productive and empowered to have a voice in their community.

Training

We provide the required training and support because we believe that tech savvy women are not only financially independent, but valuable to any field.

Our Core Values

Learning

Learning: We are constantly providing practical learning and support for each other.

Support

Encouraging women to improve their skills, broaden their networks and guide them to become better versions of themselves

Collaboration

Harnessing the innate cooperative nature of females to form networks and coalitions that will influence development at all levels.

Our Programs

Every first Friday of the Month, TechHer holds a networking event for women.

The meetup held its maiden event in June at the 3Js hotel, Jabi Abuja with over 80 participants. The discussion at meetups spans topics relevant to women in technology such as careers available to women in technology besides programming and web-development. Since the inception of the monthly event in June 2017, we have reached over 500 women

A series of update modules designed for members of our community to enrich themselves intellectually and economically.

We have had various training for the women in our community such as cyber-safety, cybersecurity, digital marketing, enterprise development, coding and web-development. We organized a two week intensive training on coding and web development for women at Enspire Incubator and got Whogohost to gift 10 women with free hosting sites and domains.

The rapid development of the internet during the last decade has prompted us to use social media as a tool for advocacy campaigns. We have leveraged on this to support various causes.

We have partnered with Stand To End Rape and NewsWire NG to raise awareness and invite experience-sharing in commemoration of the 16 Days of Activism for the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

TechHerNG also supports the online advocacy of the #NotTooYoungToRunBill.

Our team

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OUR PARTNERS AND SPONSORS

Ubana Godwin
(Senior Designer)
Ubana Godwin

Godwin Ubana’s skills cut across web-based design applications and Adobe Creative Suite –  Photoshop, Premiere Pro, After Effects, you name it! He is a professional graphic and multimedia artist with over five years of broad experience in digital visual content. Ubana also runs a record label.

Soniya Dawarga
(Programmes Officer)
Soniya Dawarga

Soniya Dawarga holds a degree in Entrepreneurship Management. With a specific interest in applying social entrepreneurship principles to the development of programmes, she is always excited to create projects that inform policy. Soniya runs a blog and has the biggest smile!

Peter Akinnusi
(Senior Programmes Officer)
Peter Akinnusi

Peter holds a Communications degree and loves programming strategy, communications, media advocacy, and training. With considerable editorial experience, he’s interested in using digital media and tech as a platform for audience persuasion and information dissemination. He will often talk about pasta, Steph Curry, hip-hop & football.

Paul Enyi
(Designer)
Paul Enyi

Paul Enyi holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Creative Arts. Paul is passionate about innovative designs that solve visual communication problems. His hobbies include creative writing, public speaking, and public relations. Paul is Mr Funny Guy.

Ofim Kelechi Ofim
(Media and Communications Officer)
Ofim Kelechi Ofim

Ofim Kelechi Ofim is a journalist & communication strategist with interests in governance, gender rights and digital literacy. He has helped design and implement communication strategies for organisations and individuals, including overseeing behavioural change communication projects. Kelechi has a sweeth tooth, and shouldn’t be on your team for charades.

Ilaye Philemon
(Finance Officer)
Ilaye Philemon

Ilaye Philemon is an Associate Member of the Institute Of Chartered Accountants Of Nigeria (ICAN) and has a  Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting. She is passionate about work and how positively it affects the organisation. Her hobbies include creative work, networking with people,  going out with friends and family.

Grace Attah
(Partnerships Officer)
Grace Attah

Grace Attah is a youth development advocate interested in women, vulnerable groups and organisational development. She holds a Masters in Public Administration and a degree in Sociology. Her hobbies include writing and singing.

Chioma Agwuegbo
(Executive Director)
Chioma Agwuegbo

Chioma has degrees in Communication and Social Media and loves hosting women to meals, drinks, and excellent conversation. She is an adrenaline junkie and has ticked off bucket list items like bungee jumping, ziplining, and a skydive!

Amina Salaudeen
(Programmes Officer)
Amina Salaudeen

Amina is a graduate of International Relations and Diplomacy who has worked in various fields, including media, business and research. She is passionate about impacting lives through the work she does, and loves a good competition.  Amina is also a fitness enthusiast.

Achenyo Ochijenu
(People Manager)
Achenyo Ochijenu

Achenyo is responsible for everyone at TechHer, essentially our collective ‘Oga at the Top’. With over five years of experience in the private sector, she is excellent with team building, policy development and implementation, and human resource management.