We’ve contributed to Nigerian economic growth in last 10 Years – Mo’Afrique

Mo’Afrique, a leading bespoke luxury fashion house, has said its operations over the past decade have significantly contributed to Nigeria’s economic growth, as it marks its tenth anniversary. Founded in 2016, the brand has grown into a notable player in the country’s fashion industry, combining African heritage with contemporary design to deliver premium, tailor-made pieces. […]

Mo’Afrique, a leading bespoke luxury fashion house, has said its operations over the past decade have significantly contributed to Nigeria’s economic growth, as it marks its tenth anniversary.

Founded in 2016, the brand has grown into a notable player in the country’s fashion industry, combining African heritage with contemporary design to deliver premium, tailor-made pieces. Over the years, it has built a reputation for craftsmanship and innovation, while also creating jobs and supporting livelihoods within the fashion value chain.

Founder and Creative Director, Omobolanle Olawole, said the company’s journey over the last ten years has been both impactful and rewarding, particularly in terms of its contribution to the economy and society.

“The past 10 years has been a period of real excitement and joy for us as we have overcome many challenges and brought smiles to many faces. We are happy to have contributed to the growth of the Nigerian economy and improved the lives of individuals and families,” she said.

According to Olawole, Mo’Afrique’s growth has been driven by a commitment to authenticity and innovation, allowing the brand to remain rooted in African culture while evolving with global fashion trends.

“Mo’Afrique has thrived by staying true to our roots while pushing the boundaries of design. For a decade, we have dressed the individuals shaping Nigeria’s story,” she added.

She noted that Nigeria’s fashion industry holds immense potential, stressing that the brand is already positioning itself for expansion to reach a broader market. The next phase, she explained, will focus on enhancing offerings and bringing greater expertise to a wider audience.

“We are not just celebrating ten years. We are defining what the next ten will look like for fashion, for business, and for African excellence,” she stated.

As part of activities to commemorate the milestone, the company has concluded plans for a major anniversary event scheduled to hold in Abuja later in April. The event, themed “Celebrating a Legacy of Excellence,” is expected to attract key figures from Nigeria’s political, corporate, and cultural spheres.

The celebration will serve as a platform to reflect on the brand’s journey, while also setting the tone for its future ambitions within Nigeria’s fashion industry and beyond.

After a decade of operations, Mo’Afrique says it remains focused on growth, innovation, and deeper economic impact, as it continues to shape the narrative of African fashion on the global stage.