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    Top Five African Female Entrepreneurs in the Energy & Utilities (Oil & Gas, Renewable Energy, Electricity, Hydropower, Solar, Wind)

    Folorunso (Funke) Alakija – Nigeria

    One of the wealthiest women in Africa, Alakija is the Vice Chair of Famfa Oil, which owns a significant stake in Nigeria’s Agbami Oilfield. She has been a major force in the industry, successfully navigating a male-dominated sector.

    Catherine Uju Ifejika 

    As the Chair and CEO of Brittania-U Nigeria Limited, Catherine Uju Ifejika stands out as the first and only woman to lead an upstream exploration and production company in Nigeria. Her leadership has been pivotal in advancing the country’s oil and gas industry.

    Salma Okonkwo

    Founder of Blue Power Energy, Salma Okonkwo is a trailblazer in Ghana’s energy sector. Her company focuses on providing sustainable energy solutions, contributing significantly to the nation’s energy landscape.

    Sandra C. Chukwudozie

    As the founder of Salpha Energy, Sandra C. Chukwudozie has been instrumental in delivering clean energy access to over 1.5 million Nigerians. Her efforts have been recognized globally, highlighting her impact on sustainable energy solutions.

    Valerie Labi

    Co-founder and CEO of Wahu Mobility, Valerie Labi introduced Ghana’s first electric bicycles, aiming to revolutionize urban transportation and reduce carbon emissions. Her innovative approach addresses both environmental concerns and transportation challenges in urban areas. 

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