From UN job to fashion, Nwogu builds design empire

In the heart of Nairobi’s Westlands, a fashion revolution is taking shape, blending bold Ankara prints with sleek, contemporary silhouettes. What was once considered traditional attire is now finding its way into everyday workwear, social events, and global fashion conversations and trademarks, thanks to Victoria Ijeoma Nwogu, a businesswoman who has turned heritage fabrics into…

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