Metro Woman Marketplace: NELLIES (Part 2)
By Metro Woman
24 February 2018 |
5:00 am
Nelly Agbogu is the brain behind the NELLIES healthy food and snack company in the heart of Lagos, Nigeria. Nelly isn’t your average business owner who dreamt of entrepreneurship from an early age like most CEO’s would tell you.
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