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WAVE celebrated its 5 th year anniversary on August 12. It was a time to acknowledge and appreciate team members and alumni for their commitment and hard work. Noella gave an opening remark appreciating alumni, colleagues(past and present), employers and others, than…

#Alumnicasestudies Funmilola Ogunnoiki Batch 018 Employer- Matrix Limited Role-Secretary Funmi quit her former job because she wanted to further her education. After she did, it became a bit difficult to secure another one. She was a job seeker who became frustrated af…

#Alumnicasestudies Adebayo Ogunniyi Batch 017 Employer- Iyaoloja;Kuddy Cosmetics Position- Warehouse manager Adebayo heard about WAVE from Kelechi Ekezie, an alumnus. Before then he was a clearing and forwarding agent at Tincan Island in Apapa but left the job because …

Name: Adetunde Yusuf Batch : 019 Employer: Virgin Rose Position: Cleaner Tunde used to work as a cashier with a betting company (sportsbet) but quit after a year, realizing that he was not earning enough. He heard about WAVE through town storming (an outreach activity)…

#Alumnicasestudies www.waveacademies.org Chidimna Okafor (Batch 014) Employer- Scarlet Lodge Position- Housekeeper Chidinma came to WAVE to improve her skills,know about hospitality and gain more exposure after being a sales attendant in her mother's shop for a whi…

#Alumnicasestudies www.waveacademies.org Patience Mongo (Batch 001) Employer- Nouveau Position-Receptionist Before WAVE, Patience was a marketer with an insurance company but quit for personal reasons. She heard about WAVE on cool fm 96.9 and applied because she wanted…

#Alumnicasestudies Mary-Antoniet Ibe Mary A Batch 1 Employer - Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel Position - Supervisor Mary heard about WAVE via a Facebook post in 2013. She had just returned home after the NYSC programme and was searching for a job. Excited at the prospec…

#Alumnicasestudies Godwin Bassey (Batch 15) Employer – Eltees eatery Role - Baker Godwin heard about WAVE through an alumnus. Prior to WAVE, he was selling second-hand clothes popularly called ‘okrika’ particularly to labourers on site who intended to change old clothe…