Pearl Cosmetics

Meet Omolola Ayeni

Ayeni Omolola is a distinguished entrepreneur and CEO of Wheekanza Investment Limited, specializing in natural skin and hair care products. With a background in Business Administration from the University of Ado Ekiti and a Master's in Finance from the University of Ibadan, Omolola has over a decade of industry experience.

Her company has garnered significant media attention, featuring on platforms like BBC Yoruba, Fresh FM Ado, and Ekiti Radio. Omolola has shared her expertise as a panelist in the Ekiti Unleashed program, sponsored by the Mastercard Foundation and Watson Institute, empowering undergraduates.

As a fellow of the Academy for Women Entrepreneurs, a prestigious US government exchange alumni program, Omolola inspires and empowers others. Notably, she partnered with Ekiti Online Market Women to train 30 young women in black soap production.

Wheekanza Investment Limited is renowned for producing high-quality African black soap, serving as raw materials for organic cosmetics companies. Their product range includes natural hair and skin care solutions for all ages, certified by NAFDAC, addressing various skin and hair care concerns.

Omolola's achievements demonstrate her commitment to entrepreneurship, empowerment, and innovation in the natural products industry.

Meet Omolola Ayeni

Ayeni Omolola is a distinguished entrepreneur and CEO of Wheekanza Investment Limited, specializing in natural skin and hair care products. With a background in Business Administration from the University of Ado Ekiti and a Master's in Finance from the University of Ibadan, Omolola has over a decade of industry experience.

Her company has garnered significant media attention, featuring on platforms like BBC Yoruba, Fresh FM Ado, and Ekiti Radio. Omolola has shared her expertise as a panelist in the Ekiti Unleashed program, sponsored by the Mastercard Foundation and Watson Institute, empowering undergraduates.

As a fellow of the Academy for Women Entrepreneurs, a prestigious US government exchange alumni program, Omolola inspires and empowers others. Notably, she partnered with Ekiti Online Market Women to train 30 young women in black soap production.

Wheekanza Investment Limited is renowned for producing high-quality African black soap, serving as raw materials for organic cosmetics companies. Their product range includes natural hair and skin care solutions for all ages, certified by NAFDAC, addressing various skin and hair care concerns.

Omolola's achievements demonstrate her commitment to entrepreneurship, empowerment, and innovation in the natural products industry.

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Wishing you a fruitful new year my people

May this year be a more rewarding year for us in Jesus name Amen. Compliment of the season.

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Have you ever seen African black soap that looks like honey, refined, sand less, odourless and lather soap that take care of sturborn skin infections like pimples ezcema, rashes, acne? That's what we are known for . Happy weekend all.

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Such a privilege to be interviewed by BBC Yoruba. I took them on the journey of producing Authentic Africa Black Soap exactly the way our forefathers made it.

Black Soap, an indigenous Soap to us is becoming extinct and production is marred with adulteration.

At Pearl Cosmetics, we produce Black Soap using locally sourced materials especially cocoa pods.

Our factory is located in Ekiti State and we are glad about the impact we are making globally and locally.

Kindly watch the video and also share to your contacts

Thanks

Omolola Ayeni
Ekiti State.

https://www.bbc.com/yoruba/66322978?fbclid=IwAR0vzrcnjtj4PIIZ1jKBGw6Ih2N8FnMaipR3HLlZBl6hMPW2s1dS3U44RyQ

Inú mi bàjẹ́ lọ́jọ́ tí mo gbọ́ pé wọ́n ń kó ọṣẹ dúdú wọ Naijiria láti òkè òkun- Omolola Ayeni - BBC News Yorùbá O ni padi koko lawọn maa n jo ti wọn si maa lo eeru rẹ tabi ki wọn lo eeru igi ti wọn ti jo lati fi ṣe ọṣẹ dudu ọhun.

JAMII femmes WIA and the coca-cola foundation.
I am honoured to be part of the first cohort of this program and I am encouraging all women in my community to apply for the next cohort.
Call for cohort 2 applications opening soon.