Building Africa’s next generation of women in tech: The Zulaiha Dobia Abdullah story

Building Africa’s next generation of women in tech: The Zulaiha Dobia Abdullah story

…“I do not want my legacy to be my name. I want my legacy to be the countless lives that become better because I chose to serve, to build and to believe that Africa’s greatest resource is its people, especially women.”

Christabel DANSO ABEAM [email protected]
Published August 8, 20266 min read

For Zulaiha Dobia Abdullah, leadership is not defined by personal achievements but by the opportunities created for others. Her ambition is to build systems that continue to empower young people long after her own journey has concluded.

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