Empowering Women in Global Trade

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The Women in Export Trade and Investment WETI is registered in Nigeria as Wexportti Global Investment Ltd.We have over 450 registered members with over 500 products and 72 FDA registered centers. We also have our shop in the US We are registered in Cameroon, the US and have active presence in Kenya, Ghana, Uganda, and Sierra Leone We are focused on closing the gap in production and sale of made in Africa value added products to the World. We feed and clothe the world and get paid for it.

Our vision is to produce at least 200 new women exporters annually by providing expert training, financial support, and access to global markets. We focus on value-added products, ensuring that women-led businesses meet international standards and compete effectively worldwide.

Through cooperative financing, structured business clusters, and strategic partnerships, WETI creates a strong community of female exporters. We are committed to breaking barriers, unlocking opportunities, and making global trade accessible for women across Nigeria and beyond.

Our objectives

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Women's Empowerment Through Export

We focus on training and supporting women in various sectors, especially agriculture and manufacturing, to help them become successful exporters. Through our cooperative society, we provide financial support and investment opportunities.

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Strengthening Women-Led Business Clusters

Our structured business clusters, including agriculture, textiles, ICT, and alternative energy, create a supportive network for women. These clusters foster collaboration, innovation, and business expansion, making it easier for women to engage in profitable export activities.

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Standardization and Market Access

WETI ensures that women-led businesses meet international standards by providing access to test laboratories, processing centers, and certification assistance. We connect members to both local and international markets, helping them scale their businesses efficiently.

Our Partners

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GIZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit)

GIZ is a global service provider in the field of international cooperation for sustainable development, owned by the German Federal Government

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Afreximbank

The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) is the premier pan-African multilateral financial institution headquartered in Cairo, Egypt. Established in 1993, it is dedicated to financing, promoting, and expanding intra- and extra-African trade.

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Afrizonemart

Afrizonemart is an e-commerce platform focused exclusively on selling high-quality, authentic products manufactured across the African continent. It offers ultra-fast, same-day delivery often arriving within 30 minutes to 3 hours from the time of your order

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Lagos State Ministry of Commerce Cooperative Trade and Industry.

The Lagos State Ministry of Commerce, Cooperatives, Trade and Investment (MCCTI) is the principal government body responsible for driving industrial growth, regulating cooperative societies, and improving the ease of doing business in Lagos State.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can join WETI?

Is WETI only for women in agriculture?

Does WETI operate only in Nigeria?

What are WETI Business Clusters (WBC)?

What is WETICU and how does it benefit members?

How do I become a WETICU member?

Does WETI provide funding or loans?

What makes WETI different from other export or women empowerment organizations?