To download all our research reports on entrepreneurship, visit this link: https://t.co/5M88Bd5797

We’re proud to spotlight Dr. Omosalewa Olawoye-Mann, Pioneer Fellow of the FATE Institute Fellowship. Her policy paper explores how tech can expand market access for women & youth-led agribusinesses in Nigeria. #FATEInstitute #InclusiveGrowth

Happening Tomorrow! 🎙️ Join our Twitter Space as we explore women’s participation in the agro-processing value chain insights, challenges & solutions. 🗓 Oct 10 | ⏰ 6PM WAT 🎙️ With Dr. Ejide Akinbiyi & Victoria Oladipo 👉 https://t.co/sf8dGTq1QZ Save the date! #FATEInstitute

Throwback to the 9th Policy Dialogue Series where bold ideas for Nigeria’s entrepreneurship took shape. Join the 11th Edition “From Enterprise to Industry: Unlocking MSME Potential for Nigeria’s Industrialization.” 📅 Nov 19 | 📍 Lagos 👉 https://t.co/dpBQqgonZr #FATEInstitute

Female-led businesses are on the rise now, 48% of all enterprises in Nigeria, up from 43% in 2023. Discover the insights driving this growth in the State of Entrepreneurship in Nigeria 2024 Report. 📥 Download FREE: https://t.co/Y3PwzFZObh #FATEInstitute #SOE2024

Women-led agro-processing & market growth. What’s next? Join Dr. Ejide Akinbiyi & Victoria Oladipo this Friday! 🗓️ Oct 10 | ⏰ 6PM WAT 📍 @FATEInstitute X Spaces 🔔 Set reminder: https://t.co/sf8dGTq1QZ #FATEInstitute

Every great business starts with you, your ideas, your energy, your drive. But true sustainability begins when your business can thrive even in your absence. Cheers to a great day and week ahead! #FATEInstitute #Quoteoftheweek

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Hajiya Amina Abdullahi Sani, Kano State Commissioner for Humanitarian Affairs & Poverty Alleviation, stressed the need for skills-based empowerment for women beyond temporary relief. 📌 Join us Nov 19 at the 11th Policy Dialogue Series as we continue this vital conversation.

Through his work, he continues to shape conversations at the intersection of innovation, research, and public policy in Nigeria. #FATEInstitute

fellow of respected institutions such as Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) and the Open Minds, Young Voices Network of Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES). Charles remains passionate about advancing evidence-based policymaking and leveraging technology for inclusive development.

think tanks, non-profits, academia, and development consulting, applying both qualitative and quantitative research methods to generate nuanced insights and inform actionable policies. He holds a Master’s degree in International Relations from the University of Abuja and is a

can unlock efficiency, productivity, and competitiveness in one of Nigeria’s most critical sectors. Charles is a multi-sectoral researcher, project manager, and public policy advisor with over nine years of professional experience. He brings a distinctive blend of expertise from

We are pleased to spotlight Charles Asiegbu, a Research Fellow at the FATE Institute. As part of his fellowship, he is developing a policy paper titled “Artificial Intelligence: Business Growth Opportunities for Agribusiness in Nigeria,” which explores how AI-driven solutions

Women-led businesses are shaping Nollywood but face barriers to growth. Join our X Space: “Enabling Women-Led Businesses to Grow in Nollywood” 🗓️ Oct 3, 2025 | 📷 6PM WAT With Dr. Oluyemi Adeosun Moderated by @thekintann Set your reminders here: https://t.co/nt9N0nyENx

Hello October! A new month is here, and with it comes fresh opportunities to reflect, realign, and refocus on what truly matters. From all of us at the FATE Institute, here’s wishing you a purposeful and fulfilling October ahead! #FATEInstitute

Happy Independence Day, Nigeria! 🎉 Today, we honor the strength, resilience, and innovation that define our great nation. At the FATE Institute, we remain committed to empowering entrepreneurs who turn bold ideas into lasting impact. #NigeriaAt65 #FATEInstitute

Businesses using digital tools are 2.3x more likely to report increased sales. Explore more insights in our new report: Pathways to Growth: Improving Access to Markets for Nigerian Entrepreneurs. 📥 Download FREE: https://t.co/Bzco48ozm8 #FATEInstitute

Women-led businesses are shaping Nollywood but face barriers to growth. Join our X Space: “Enabling Women-Led Businesses to Grow in Nollywood” 🗓️ Oct 3, 2025 | 🕕 6PM WAT 📍 @FATE_institute With Dr. Oluyemi Adeosun Moderated by @thekintann #FATEInstitute

stakeholders across Nigeria’s entrepreneurship ecosystem to explore how MSMEs can serve as the engine of Nigeria’s industrial growth. 📅 Date: November 19, 2025 ⏰ Time: 9am WAT 📍 Venue: The Metropolitan Club, Victoria Island, Lagos Register here:

We are delighted to invite you to the 11th Annual FATE Institute Policy Dialogue Series on Entrepreneurship themed “From Enterprise to Industry: Unlocking MSME Potential for Nigeria’s Industrialization.” This Dialogue convenes leading policymakers, thought leaders, and key