Webfala Digital Initiative

Yesterday, we had a Career Growth session with the Women In AI Fellows where we invited two seasoned trainers to take the fellows through different Career Paths in AI.

The session provided the Women In AI Fellows a deeper look into what it truly means to grow within the AI ecosystem and how important clarity, exploration, and intentional learning are in shaping that journey.

Eunice Adewusi took the fellows through the topic “Mapping Your Path in the AI Ecosystem”, using storytelling, Research, and interactive conversations to break down her journey in tech and the realities of navigating an industry that is constantly evolving.

She introduced the fellows to some of the fastest-growing career paths in tech and emphasized the importance of continuous learning, exploration, and growth as a beginner in AI.

Ada Innocent led the second session on “Finding Your Place in the AI Economy”, where he introduced fellows to the different layers within the AI ecosystem across data, science, product, and policy, alongside the career opportunities within each path.

He also discussed how to identify career paths based on individual strengths, coding requirements, quantitative reasoning capacity, and the importance of building a strong skill stack that combines technical, foundational, domain, and soft skills.

More than anything, today’s session reminded the fellows that building a career in AI is not about rushing to fit into a role, but about understanding yourself, exploring intentionally, and positioning yourself for long-term growth and impact.

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We’re hosting a Career growth session for our Women in AI Fellows on Different Career Paths in AI.

With Eunice Adewusi ati the helm; a machine learning engineer and AI researcher known for building practical AI solutions and advancing opportunities for women in tech, this session is a key step in helping them understand the possibilities within AI and how to align their goals with impactful career paths.

Choosing the right path in AI requires more than technical skills, it requires clarity, exposure, and guidance.

Quote Cards from our webinar on Data Privacy and Surveillance in the Nigerian Digital Context.

As digital adoption grows, so does the need for awareness around how our data is collected, used, and protected.

These insights are a reminder that digital participation must be matched with digital responsibility.

Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC)

We’re proud to celebrate our Women in AI Fellowship Cohort 1 alumni, Busari Rasheedat, Nana Aisha, and Abubakar Khadija, on securing a ₦2,000,000 grant for their innovation at Demo Day.

From learning to building, they developed FarmFit, a solution designed to analyze soil data and translate it into clear, actionable insights for farmers, helping improve productivity across both connected and low-connectivity environments.

This moment reflects what happens when the right support meets talent and intention.

At Webfala, we are committed to building women who don’t just learn AI, but apply it to solve real problems.