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Sapphital Empowerment Foundation is proud to partner with corporations, foundations, and individuals that share SEF’s commitment to unlocking the potential of young people across Africa.
Khadija
Khadija is a young woman from Minna, Niger State, she is a chef that has always dreamed of pursuing a career in technology but lacked the resources and opportunities. Through SEF’s digital literacy program in partnership with NiYA, she gained essential tech and Mobile App design courses . Today, Maryam is a Mobile App Developer working with a tech startup, mentoring other young women in her community, and inspiring them to pursue careers in STEM.
Obinna
Obinna, an aspiring filmmaker from Enugu, struggled to find opportunities to showcase his talent. SEF and Starsapphire Media video production training program provided him with training in digital media and filmmaking. With the foundation’s support, Chinedu produced a short film highlighting social issues in his community and continues to produce content aimed at driving social change
Jay
Jay is a cocoa farmer from Nigeria, she is passionate about improving the lives of cocoa farmers in her community by connecting them to a wider market. Through the combined efforts of SEF's SME development initiatives and the Cocoa Connect Africa platform, she received training in business management, export strategies, and how to navigate the international cocoa trade as well as connect with other cocoa farmers across Africa.
Rita
Rita, a school teacher in Enugu, who witnessed firsthand the barriers to education faced by children, especially girls. Through SEF’s teacher training workshops, she learned innovative teaching methods and digital tools like Canva to enhance classroom learning. With SEF's support, Rita was able to maximize her efforts to improve student engagement and performance. She advocates for girls' education, ensuring more girls stay in school and achieve their academic goals.
Adeola
Adeola, a small business owner in Ondo State, faced challenges in scaling her business. She participated in NiYA & SEF 's SME development program, which provided her with business development training and access to a network of mentors. With this support, Adeola expanded her business, created jobs for local youths, and became a role model for aspiring entrepreneurs in her community.
Ahmed
Ahmed, from Maiduguri, Borno State, faced numerous challenges due to the insurgency in the region. Determined to create a better future, he joined SME Digital Academy. With training in business management and access to a vast community, Ahmed started a small agricultural business. His enterprise now employs several youths and provides affordable food products to his community, contributing to economic stability in the region.