Affiong Williams

‘An uphill battle’: Entrepreneur explains how she built a dried fruit snacks brand in Nigeria

Published by Jeanette Clark on 25 February 2021

After a challenging start, the ReelFruit brand is now available in over 350 stores and a handful of export markets. Founder Affiong Williams reveals how she did it.

Nigerian fruit processing entrepreneur believes networking holds the key to success

Published by Affiong Williams on 10 June 2019

ReelFruit founder Affiong Williams describes the value of learning from your peers.

Affiong Williams

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