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Unilever, First Bank, and Pan-Atlantic University Support WIMBIZ Impact Investment

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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What happened

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Unilever, First Bank, and Pan-Atlantic University collaborated to support the 2026 WIMBIZ Impact Investment Opportunity in Lagos. This initiative provides a grant pool of up to N6 million for outstanding female entrepreneurs in sectors including food and beverage, sustainability, and innovation.

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Why it matters

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The opportunity provides capital to support women-led businesses in Nigeria. This effort is part of a larger initiative involving Lagos Business School and Pan-Atlantic University to focus on African executive development.

Lagos Business School and Pan-Atlantic University are conducting applied impact projects in Lagos, focusing on African executive development.

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Who's involved

  • UnileverSupported the WIMBIZ Impact Investment Opportunity
  • First BankMain partner supporting WIMBIZ for the past 25 years
  • Pan-Atlantic UniversityCollaborated with Unilever and First Bank to support the investment opportunity

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Could see increased business advisory services revenue from the WIMBIZ Impact Investment Opportunity

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The entities involved

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