The Women’s Club: 5 Hangout Spots For The Nigerian Woman

The Women’s Club: 5 Hangout Spots For The Nigerian Woman (MTN 2435 0973 7826 99261)

We don’t have to wonder what the men are doing at Ikoyi Club, Lagos Country Club and all the other top clubs in Nigeria. Everyone knows they wind down, network, seal business deals and the like. Aaah…the life.

The good news is that women can indulge themselves too. There are hangouts for the women to build long-lasting friendships, chit-chat, grow business, get great ideas, endorse partnerships and a whole lot more! What better time to start when you are young and ready to build a life for yourself?

Check out these 5 clubs for the Nigerian woman:

1. GAIA Women’s Club

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The clubhouse is located in the heart of Victoria Island, Lagos. It caters to business owners, executives, professionals and creatives who are looking for a place to mingle, network, chill and come up with great business ideas. It was founded by Olatowun Candide-Johnson. It is supported by the likes of Peace Hyde, Tara Fela-Durotoye. According to Bella Naija, GAIA is hoping to bring women from different industries together to connect, socialize, and empower one another in their own comfortable third space fitted out with modern facilities. Now, women can gather and do business together. All you have to do is become a member.

2. Diary of a Naija Girl (DANG)

This right here is quite easy and online. What started as a place for a young girl to express herself and get opinions from others, became a safe haven for women to share their life experiences unashamedly. DANG has gone beyond Instagram posts and now hosts DANG Network on YouTube, where women are encouraged to speak their truth on delicate issues ranging from domestic violence to mental health challenges and surrogacy. It is run by Ifedayo Agoro.

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3. She Leads Africa (SLA)

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This is definitely the place for the young, smart and ambitious women and all you have to do is join for free. It is a platform that gives women the community, information and inspiration they need to live the lives of their dreams via SLA community, book club, events and resources. Yasmin Belo-Osagie and Afua Osei are both co-founders.

4. International Women Society (IWS)

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‘When women are educated, healthy, and safe, we hope, we empower other women, lift up their families, their communities, and the world’, says IWS. The platform was founded in Lagos to create worthwhile welfare, charitable projects and develop common interests among women.

5. Women in Management and Business and Public Service (WIMBIZ)

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They inspire women to work and take leadership roles in their career fields. It organizes individual mentoring programs and also catches them young from secondary schools in their Big Sister program. Wimbiz also organizes competitions, giving you a platform to choose and test your challenge and an opportunity to share your success story.

Don’t dull o. Find a club, a community that suits you, come out of your comfort zone and propel yourself to greatness.