“My name is Aisha Umar Konkiyel. Thanks to the WEIN and WVL project, I transformed my small business and gained financial independence. The leadership training gave me the confidence to run for counselor, and in August 2024, I was elected to represent my community. This journey has proven that with support and determination, anything is possible for women like me.”
Amina Umar Konkiyel
“My name is Nasalla, a farmer from Rugar Rafi. Thanks to the LINE project by WEIN and Oxfam, I learned how to apply herbicides and received tools for the job. This training improved my farm and gave me a new income source. Now, I can support my family and train others in my community. This journey has shown me that with the right support, real change is possible.”
Alison Grey
“My name is Malama Rashida, a mother of six from Lanzai. Thanks to the WEIN and LINE project, I joined the Kautel-Hore VSLA group and learned how to access funds to start a business. This opportunity has helped me grow my income significantly. Now, I can contribute to my family’s needs and have a voice in decision-making at home. This journey has proven that with support and determination, women can transform their lives.”
Sally White
“My name is Binta Ahmadu, a trader from Bashe Community. Thanks to the WEIN and OXFAM-LINE project, I joined the Fahimta Savings Group and accessed loans to grow my business. This opportunity has made me financially stable, allowing me to support my family and help neighbors in need. This journey has shown me that with the right support, women can achieve remarkable change in their lives.”
Binta Ahmadu
“My name is Malama Shamsiyya, a mother of five from Gabarin ward. Thanks to the LINE project by WEIN and Oxfam, our community established a nodal center that serves as a hub for business development and support. This initiative has empowered us to manage agricultural machines and enhance our income. Now, we work together, building trust and improving our livelihoods. This journey has shown me that with collaboration and support, our communities can overcome challenges and thrive.”
Malama Shamsiyya
My name is Malama Shamsiyya, and I live in Ningi. Thanks to WEIN and Oxfam’s LINE Project, our community learned how to assess disaster risks and adapt to climate change. We now know which areas are prone to floods and how to protect our homes and farms. The project has improved our infrastructure and introduced sustainable farming techniques, helping us prepare for future challenges. By involving us in the planning, it ensured the solutions met our needs. Now, we are more resilient and confident in facing natural disasters, building a stronger, safer community for everyone.
