By Jameson
Vikkie Oh Atelier CEO Victoria Nwogu has urged Nigerians to explore investment opportunities in Kenya, saying the country offers attractive returns within a well-regulated and supportive business climate.
Nwogu spoke on Sunday evening during a fashion show at The Broadwalk Mall in Nairobi, staged to mark the third anniversary of her fashion house and celebrate her 50th birthday.
Addressing guests while standing alongside models presenting her latest collection, the entrepreneur described Kenya as a prime destination for committed and law-abiding investors.
She said various sectors in the country present solid growth prospects, as long as investors adhere to existing legal and regulatory frameworks.
“Kenya has a structured and enabling business environment. If you follow the regulations and conduct legitimate business, you are likely to thrive,” she said.
The vibrant event drew friends, clients, industry players and business partners. The runway showcase featured the brand’s distinct fusion of modern fashion and African-inspired aesthetics, underscoring its evolution over the past three years.
Nwogu said her experience operating in Kenya has reinforced her confidence in the country’s economic promise. She maintained that entrepreneurs who respect local laws and procedures can establish sustainable and profitable enterprises.
Kenya is open to investment, and disciplined investors can reap meaningful rewards. ~ Nwogu
She also highlighted Kenya’s expanding middle class as a key driver of demand for high-quality goods and services.
The celebration marked both a personal milestone and a reflection of the steady growth of her fashion label since its inception.
Nwogu voiced optimism about the future of her brand and encouraged stronger business ties between Kenya and Nigeria.
