Chapter 4: Empowering Women Entrepreneurs in West Africa: A Comparative Study of Opportunities and Challenges in Nigeria and Ghana Available to Purchase
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Published:2026
Johnson O. Okeniyi, Temitope S. Bodunrin, Sunday E. Samuel, Chimkwanum Okecha, 2026. "Empowering Women Entrepreneurs in West Africa: A Comparative Study of Opportunities and Challenges in Nigeria and Ghana", Entrepreneurship and the Dynamics of Contexts: Contemporary Issues and Challenges, Ibiyemi Omeihe, Kingsley Obi Omeihe, Alan Murray
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Abstract
Women entrepreneurs play a vital role in driving economic growth and social development in West Africa. Despite facing numerous challenges, they have demonstrated remarkable resilience and enterprising spirit. This comparative study aims to provide insights into the opportunities and challenges faced by women entrepreneurs in Nigeria and Ghana. The study focuses on understanding the factors that influence the longevity of female-owned businesses, survival rates, causes of failure and evolutionary trends. The research will also address the limited access to finance, knowledge gaps and inadequate skill-building opportunities that hinder the potential growth and impact of women entrepreneurs in the region. By comparing the experiences of women entrepreneurs in Nigeria and Ghana, this study seeks to contribute to the development of targeted interventions and policies aimed at empowering and supporting women in business across West Africa.
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