As a wife and mother who makes fabric clothes, COVID-19 was really tough for my business. It was hard to get the materials I needed because of supply chain problems, and people were spending less money, so I was not selling as much. It was also difficult because I couldn't meet customers in person like I used to. So, I had to change how I sold my clothes and focused more on selling online. I also started online training for people looking to start a business in making fabric wears. I've had to learn new ways to market and sell online, and I've also had to make clothes that people want to wear at home because that's what customers are looking for now. It's been a tough journey, but I'm proud of how my business has adapted and kept going, and I'm hopeful for a better future as we keep dealing with the effects of the pandemic.

As a fashion designer in Nigeria with limited income, I face many obstacles in my entrepreneurial journey. It's not easy to manage low cash flow and balance multiple responsibilities, especially since I got married and became a mother. Taking care of my family requires a lot of time and effort, and society expects women to prioritize their families. Despite these challenges, I am a strong and determined woman. I see challenges as opportunities for growth and learning, and I will overcome them. With my unwavering determination, I will create my own path to success.”