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Ibadan, Nigeria
Raising a New Generation of
Reformed Women
A non-political, non-profit organisation committed to the all-round development, rights advocacy, and empowerment of every woman in Nigeria and beyond.
About us
Built on purpose,
driven by women
Since 2015, WGGF has been a space where women are seen, heard, and equipped to become agents of transformation across Nigeria.
Who we are
A registered non-political, non-profit NGO founded in 2015. We focus on the all-round development of women, with special advocacy for women and girls living with disabilities across Nigeria.
Our vision
A society where women are recognised as relevant personalities — brave, free from fear, liberated from oppression, and occupying well-deserved positions of power and leadership.
Our mission
To raise great-minded women as agents of transformation, and to help every woman discover, develop, and fully realise her God-given potential in Nigeria and the world at large.
What we stand for
10 pillars of
our work
Since 2015, WGGF has been a space where women are seen, heard, and equipped to become agents of transformation across Nigeria.
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Economic empowerment & business development
Legal aid for vulnerable women
Women in leadership & politics
Sexual enlightenment for teen girls
Healthcare & HIV/AIDS awareness
Women’s rights advocacy
Women’s rights advocacy
Support for women with disabilities
Eradication of drug abuse & exploitation
Educative conferences & summits
Peaceful co-existence & community building
Our programs
Where change
actually happens
From mentorship roundtables to tech bootcamps, every WGGF program is built around real women with real needs.
Female Roundtable
An annual gathering of women across sectors — mentors, professionals, entrepreneurs, and young leaders — for networking, mentorship, and community building. Three editions held successfully.
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Flow with Dignity
A school tour programme delivering menstrual health education and sexual enlightenment to teenage girls in rural Oyo State schools. Season 1 (2023) and Season 2 (2024) have reached thousands.
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15,000+ girls reached
MoremiTechDev
A 12-week technology skills training programme covering AI, Data Analytics, UI/UX Design, and Digital Marketing. Targeting 3,000 women across 3 states over 3 years. Cohort 1 (2024) launched successfully.
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5,000+ girls reached
Walk for Change
Street advocacy marches to drive public awareness on critical women’s issues. 2018 edition focused on women in politics; 2020 edition was an anti-rape advocacy walk that drew widespread attention.
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5,000+ girls reached
Widows Outreach
A compassionate support program that provides ₦50,000 business startup grants directly to widowed breadwinner mothers, empowering them to build financial independence and stability for their families.
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5,000+ girls reached
Leadership Training
A peer education programme equipping young women with the skills, knowledge, and confidence for civic participation and leadership. The 2017 cohort trained 35 women who went on to serve as community advocates.
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35 women trained
Our Impact
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In the field
Moments that
define our work
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The people behind it all
Our team
A dedicated group of women and change-makers committed to driving WGGF’s mission forward every single day.
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Get involved
Be part of
the change
There are many ways to support WGGF’s work — whether you give, volunteer, or partner with us, every contribution matters.
Support Us
Your financial contribution directly funds our programs — from school tour materials to widow business grants. Every naira counts and goes to real impact.
Volunteer
Join our growing team of dedicated members, mentors, trainers, and community advocates. We welcome skills in health, tech, law, communications, and more.
Partner with us
NGOs, corporations, government agencies, and academic institutions are welcome to collaborate on programmes, co-sponsor events, or provide expertise.