Turning Stitches into Success: How Triple Fashion Hub is Fighting Poverty in Ikorodu

Описание: "When I started, I paid a huge price to learn this craft. Now, my goal is to make sure no young woman in my community has to pay that price just to be independent."

Meet Mercy Onorodem, the CEO of Triple Fashion Hub and the subject of Story #6 in our journey to document 50,000 African entrepreneurs. Mercy is a master of ready-to-wear fashion, but her true expertise lies in her generosity.

Despite having invested heavily in her own training, Mercy has opened her doors to train young women in Ikorodu for free. Her mission is clear: Financial independence through the mastery of the needle and thread.

The Challenge: Despite her open doors, many haven't yet realized the goldmine sitting in their backyard. We believe that talent is universal, but it needs a bridge to reach its potential.

How You Can Help:

Watch her story: See the precision and heart behind Triple Fashion Hub.

Share the Flyer: We’ve designed a special flyer (check our community tab/socials) to help Mercy reach the women who need this training.

Connect with her: If you are in or near Igbogbo, Ikorodu, or know someone who is, this is the sign you’ve been waiting for.

At Furst Spark, we aren't just putting businesses online; we are telling the stories that build "Connected Streets." Mercy is a Narrative Architect of fashion, and her story deserves to be heard.

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Founder's Note:
"Mercy is Story #6 of our 50,000 Stories project. We are moving from the city to the hinterlands to prove that the smallest units of our nation hold the greatest potential." — Oluranti Owoseeni, Founder, Furst Spark.