Our Story
Women are still hugely under-represented in tech especially in Africa and through our work with women at the Digital Women Bootcamp, we have discovered the unique problems and barriers women face in their different journeys to leverage technology for your professional or entreprenuerial growth.
We have also seen the need for more women-friendly initiatives targeted at millenials who are often not the primary focus of most tech empowerment initiatives. We have come to bridge that gap while also encouraging the younger women in tech.
Eluyem Tech Foundation is an offspring of MumsWhoCode, a platform that provides a social learning environment for mothers learning to code, since 2020
Through Eluyem Tech Foundation and her programs like Digital Women Bootcamp, the founder, Aghama Moriah Jesurobo with the support of Team Members and Partner Organizations aims to equip 10,000 women especially mothers with digital and technical skills by 2015
We believe this will not only increase the economic and livelihood status of these women and their families, it will catalyse more children in tech and further grow the tech landscape in Africa, positining NIgeria and Africa as a relevant hub for global technical workforce.