The West African Fashion Council (WAFC) has officially launched its Rivers State Chapter, marking a significant step in its mission to strengthen and elevate the fashion industry across West Africa.
Bringing together a powerhouse team of industry leaders, the newly established Rivers Chapter aims to drive innovation, business growth, and global recognition for fashion professionals in the state.
The chapter boasts an impressive leadership lineup, including:
- Ngozi Brisibe – Chairman
- Doris Gam-Dede – Vice Chairman
- Tonye Hart – Secretary General/PR
- Anyiam Ngozi Constance – Director, Events & Programming
- Precious Fubara – Director, Operations & Brand Projects
- Okeh Jennifer – Director, Administration & Accounts
- Ireoluwa Anne Soetan – Director, Business Development & Training
- Timi Rogers – Director, IT & Social Media
- Uti Ukpai – Director, Information & Communication
- Jerry Nna – Director, Membership & Partnerships
- Hon. Wendy Tim-Kalio – Director, Public Policy Liaison
- Mr. Jason – Director, Media & Fashion Blogger
- Gold Daniela Sekibo – Board Director
With Port Harcourt emerging as a fashion and creativity hub, the Rivers Chapter is set to play a crucial role in shaping policies, supporting designers, and creating opportunities for creatives, entrepreneurs, and stakeholders in the fashion ecosystem.
WAFC’s expansion into Rivers State is part of a broader national and continental effort to empower local fashion communities through collaboration, advocacy, and strategic initiatives. The chapter will work closely with the national and African arms of WAFC to ensure the region takes its rightful place on the global fashion map.
The West African Fashion Council is committed to fostering the growth and promotion of the fashion industry across the region. By supporting designers, brands, and industry stakeholders, WAFC continues to champion sustainable success for West African fashion on both national and international platforms.
With this dynamic new chapter in Rivers State, the future of fashion in the region looks brighter and bolder than ever.
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