Empowering displaced, less privileged, and vulnerable women across Africa by connecting them to sustainable job opportunities and international workforce pathways.
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"Our calling is to create sustainable safe spaces and write new economic realities for women across Africa through international career pathways."
Rev. Dr. Ijeoma Eteng Emeribe is an ordained minister, visionary social entrepreneur, and global humanitarian advocate. As the founder and president of Woman Africa International, she leads critical interventions that restore dignity to marginalized women and vulnerable groups, bridging direct relief with long-term global career paths.
Appointed Patroness of the Nigerian Youth Congress (NYC) in June 2022 due to her global leadership experience.
Spearheading year-round SAFE shelter initiatives and policy changes to support domestic abuse survivors.
Public advocate calling for transparency, accountability, and qualified humanitarians in public welfare offices.
Promoting family love and proper parenting training as a primary vehicle to combat domestic violence.
A transparent and compliant dual-model approach bridging humanitarian aid with economic independence.
Focused on identifying, sheltering, and rehabilitating vulnerable and displaced women affected by conflict. We provide skills development, trauma counseling, and our dedicated SAFE space for survivors of Gender-Based Violence.
The business and economic arm of our mission. It handles employment contracts, international workforce partnerships, and places fully rehabilitated women into safe, dignified, and sustainable jobs locally and abroad.
View Company ProfileBrowse dignified employment pathways facilitated by Woman Africa Staffing.
We are actively seeking grants, funds, and workforce partnerships from international organizations to scale our impact.
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