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For the Woman Building Her Dream: Business Success in 2026

moremi — Wed, 21 Jan 2026 10:38:15 +0000

Happy New Year! It’s the 21st of January and already the fourth week of the year. And yes—we’re still allowed to wish one another a Happy New Year. It’s not too late.

I was in prayer the other day, and while praying for my husband’s and my businesses, the Lord gave me a powerful word.

He said to me, “In this season of business, what is going to work is a combination of the old and the new.”

I believe this is a timely revelation—not just for me, but for every entrepreneur reading this. Especially in this age of AI and rapid technological innovation, we’re all trying to keep up with the latest tools to improve our processes and serve our clients better. And that’s not a bad thing at all.

However, we must be careful not to spend so much time chasing what is new that we forget the old techniques and practices that worked—and still work. Keep this in mind as you plan your year.

The Bible says, “Have you seen a man diligent in his work? He shall stand before kings; he shall not stand before mere men.” — Proverbs 22:29 (NKJV)

Scripture wasn’t speaking of “men” as a gender here, but of mankind as a whole—humanity.

So to the woman reading this, I’m wishing you much success this year.

2026 is our year. Amen.

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Queen Moremi to Offer Free Public Relations Training to 5,000 Female SME Founders in 2026

QMAdmin — Mon, 15 Dec 2025 06:51:02 +0000

We are super excited to announce that we will be providing free Public Relations (PR) training to 5,000 Nigerian female SME founders in 2026!

This program aims to equip women entrepreneurs with essential visibility and communication skills needed to stand out in Nigeria’s increasingly competitive digital and AI-driven business landscape.

Nigeria is home to one of Africa’s most vibrant SME sectors. According to the SMEDAN and National Bureau of Statistics report, SMEs account for 96% of all businesses in the country. Nigerian women are playing an increasingly significant role within this sector, with over 41% of micro-businesses and about 32% of SMEs led by women. In recent years, growth in female entrepreneurship has accelerated: A 2024 report indicated a 14.29% rise in women-led businesses, showing continued upward momentum despite economic challenges.

Furthermore, Nigeria consistently ranks among the world’s top countries for women entrepreneurs due to necessity-driven business creation. In many states, women form the backbone of local economies—running businesses across retail, agriculture, fashion, beauty, food production, logistics, wellness, and professional services. Yet despite this undeniable presence, visibility remains a major challenge.

In today’s digital marketplace, thousands of Nigerian SMEs compete each day for customer attention on social media, e-commerce platforms, and within highly crowded local industries. The rise of AI-driven content, automated advertising, and sophisticated digital branding has widened the gap between businesses that can tell compelling stories and those that cannot. Many women entrepreneurs-especially those running small, growing, or bootstrapped businesses-struggle with limited knowledge of PR, restricted networks, and the high cost of communications expertise.

Queen Moremi’s free PR training program is designed to close this gap by helping female founders:

Craft compelling brand stories relevant to the Nigerian market
Build visibility using digital media and community networks
Understand press engagement and local media landscapes
Leverage AI tools for content creation and customer engagement
Increase profitability through stronger brand presence and trust

Speaking on the initiative, Moremi Elekwachi, Founder of Queen Moremi, says:

“Nigerian women are driving some of the most creative, resilient, and high-impact businesses in the country, yet many remain unseen in the markets they serve. In an age where digital visibility can determine business survival, our entrepreneurs need more than hard work – they need strategy, storytelling, and the confidence to be visible. This training will empower 5,000 women with the tools to elevate their brands, scale sustainably, and unlock new levels of profitability in 2026 and beyond.”

As more Nigerian women-led businesses gain visibility, they strengthen local economies, create jobs, and expand the country’s entrepreneurship landscape. Empowering female founders with PR skills is not only a business move – it is an investment in Nigeria’s economic future.

To apply for this program, fill out the application form here: https://forms.gle/tQRaMa7d9KPHzViN9

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