Maatafizer Handicrafts Lights up Bokurugu in Kumbungu District

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Hamidu Asana well known as maatansariki (Maata), attended MA base  junior high school at Pentecostal academy then moved to T.I.Amass senior high school and studied business administration at university for Professional Studies.






'' Beading in general is something that I admire and like wearing because of its attractive colors. Also I believe in this  entrepreneurship.I always say its not all about reading books or the academic system of learning but how creative one can be.I look forward to meeting people who want to invest and join my creative work.Another purpose of my entrepreneurship is to promote cleanliness. Just like the saying goes cleanliness lead to godliness '' - Maata

Ibrahim Mustapha coaches and mentor's Maata in her quest to pursue the beads and soap making business. Ibrahim Mustapha, an author Motivational speaker and Founder of public speaking Institute. mentor of students, graduates and corporate workers, Mustapha teaches guides and coach people in public speaking and how they can start their own businesses. Passionate to help people develop their own potential and give back to their societies.

 '' The purpose for the training program at Bokurugu was to give back to the rural women who have been marginalized for a long time. Our aim was to put smiles on the faces of the women and empowering them to start something small on their own to generate revenue for their families.

And with the help of DeLiman Yaro Ruka and Abdul Raafi Mohammed, aka Rafiu fishbone, we Successfully Organize this one day beads and Soap making training for rural women in Bokuguru in the Kumbungu district Assembly, and to my best of the knowledge this aim was achieved after the program. ''  - Ibrahim Mustapha

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