Episode Synopsis "S2E2: Ogechi Agu’s Journey into Afrocentric Fashion with Amaka"

In this episode of Beta Mode, we feature Ogechi Agu, a nurse practitioner and the founder of Amaka, a brand specializing in Afrocentric handbags. Ogechi's journey from nursing to fashion entrepreneurship highlights her multifaceted talents and her passion for African-inspired fashion. Amaka, reflecting Ogechi's Nigerian heritage, uses eco-friendly materials to create affordable luxury handbags. She discusses her aspirations to expand Amaka beyond handbags, including men's accessories and luggage, and her strategies for brand growth. Ogechi's narrative exemplifies how pursuing a passion outside of one’s professional field can lead to exciting and successful entrepreneurial ventures.

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