Empowering women to succeed in entrepreneurship and business is Key to establishing a progressive and prosperous society. Achieving financial independence is a necessity for every woman in order to take adequate care of herself, and assist her husband in the pursuit of vision and also provide for the family.

THE APPRENTICE ENTREPRENEUR PEOJECT
IMU – AHIA OR IMU OLU is the name for the apprenticeship system that purports a responsibility on established business men in a town, street, or local areas in Igbo land to pick up teenagers – young adults from their homes and give an informally formal, but raw and practical cutthroat business education. These apprentices are not paid; they are afforded accommodation, transportation where necessary, feeding and clothing. The duration of the apprenticeship takes roughly 5 – 7 years after which, the boy is as good as his master, and he sets him up with some cash and goods to start his own shop.