Kira | WebAfrica— June 2025
The Web3 revolution is getting a distinctly African and feminine face, thanks to the bold, ambitious campaign led by Unstoppable WoW3. The initiative, which aims to educate six million women across the continent about blockchain and decentralized technologies, is currently sweeping through cities such as Lagos, Nairobi, Accra, Dakar, and Douala with energy, purpose, and unstoppable momentum.
This isn’t just another awareness campaign, it’s a full scale movement built on access, empowerment and inclusion.
For too long, African women have been underrepresented in tech and finance. The creators behind Unstoppable WoW3 recognized that if the Web3 space is to live up to its promise of decentralization and equity, women especially those in the Global South must be equipped with the knowledge and tools to take part.
Now, through a unique blend of online workshops, Twitter Spaces, community events and ambassador led initiatives, the campaign is providing direct access to Web3 education in a relatable, community driven format.
In Nigeria, the Lagos chapter has hosted multiple in-person meetups where women can learn the fundamentals of digital wallets, NFTs, smart contracts and decentralized identity (DID). Some sessions even go beyond Web3, introducing participants to the basics of AI and digital safety.
Nairobi’s blockchain circles have also seen a spike in female participation in recent weeks. There, the campaign is collaborating with local tech hubs to deliver hybrid learning sessions, led by African women who are already building in Web3.
In Accra and Dakar, community ambassadors are engaging high school students, tech apprentices, and grassroots women entrepreneurs. The workshops focus not just on learning Web3 tools but also on how blockchain can be applied to solve local challenges like transparent funding for women led cooperatives, secure land registration and decentralized marketplaces.
One of the most powerful aspects of this initiative is its decentralized model. Rather than a top-down approach, Unstoppable WoW3 works with local ambassadors many of whom are young African women already active in the space to organize, teach and inspire.
This has made the content more accessible, language-inclusive, and tailored to local realities. In Douala, for instance, sessions are being held in both French and local dialects. In Lagos, the focus is also on connecting participants to earning opportunities through Web3 platforms.
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