

Banwo Omobolanle

She may be found online on Instagram @bolanle_banwo, where she occasionally shares her work and projects. She currently teaches design at the Geneza School of Design.
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BBC News pidgin: Banwo Omobolanle talks about TFDm, an initiative she created to help women learn graphic design.
“I want if I enter any technology company, I go see women and men dey do creative things together.”…read more
The Guardian Newspaper “Never allow yourself feel like you can’t do anything- Bola Banwo.
I have always loved Art and Art related subjects right from nursery school. I found myself always illustrating on paper and anything I could find. I drew…read more

#TechWomenLagos
We’re hosting a #TechWomenLagos panel session with @TechCabal tomorrow. Our panelists will discuss how women can build up the confidence to fully participate & what they can learn from women fearlessly pursuing their careers in tech.
Channels Television – Bolanle Banwo talks about Design and Branding in Nigeria.
Bolanle Banwo Talks Design And Branding Nigeria … Watch video
Omobolanle Banwo has dedicated her time to helping as many women designers find their feet in the Nigerian tech space.
UI/UX designer Bolanle Banwo is a woman on a mission. Founder of The Female Designer Movement, Banwo has … Read more
TFDM Trains Women In Graphic Design
The Female Design Movement (TFDM), founded by Omobolanle Arinke Banwo, who is a brand identity, motion graphics & UI/UX Designer, has engaged hundreds of women in graphics design… Read more

As a woman working on expanding opportunities for women by empowering them with digital skill sets, what has been your most challenging moment?
My most challenging moment is realising that there are a lot more women out there that we could be of help to if we had all the resources required. There are women in many other cities and locations writing every day, asking that we bring TFDm to them, and we can’t be everywhere right now. That’s the challenge, but we’re growing, thanks to the support from our partners. We could use more partners and sponsors to go to all the places we need to go and train as many women as possible.

As a woman working on expanding opportunities for women by empowering them with digital skill sets, what has been your most challenging moment?
My most challenging moment is realising that there are a lot more women out there that we could be of help to if we had all the resources required. There are women in many other cities and locations writing every day, asking that we bring TFDm to them, and we can’t be everywhere right now. That’s the challenge, but we’re growing, thanks to the support from our partners. We could use more partners and sponsors to go to all the places we need to go and train as many women as possible.