Vikkie Oh Atelier CEO Victoria Nwogu (centre) with models shortly after a fashion show parade to mark her fashion brand’s 3rd anniversary and her 50th birthday dinner party at The Broadwalk Mall in Nairobi on Sunday March 1st, 2026.
By Peace Muthoka
Nairobi, March 2, 2026 — Vikkie Oh Atelier CEO Victoria Nwogu has called on Nigerians to consider investing in Kenya, citing strong returns and a supportive business environment for those who comply with the law.
Nwogu made the remarks on Sunday evening during a fashion show parade held at The Broadwalk Mall in Nairobi to celebrate her fashion brand’s third anniversary and her 50th birthday.
Standing at the centre of the runway presentation alongside models showcasing her latest designs, the celebrated entrepreneur described Kenya as a land of opportunity for serious investors.
She said the country offers promising returns across sectors, provided investors operate within Kenyan legal requirements.
“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 colourful event attracted friends, clients, business associates and members of the fashion industry. The runway show highlighted Vikkie Oh Atelier’s signature blend of contemporary style and African-inspired designs, reflecting the brand’s growth over the past three years.
Nwogu noted that her journey in Kenya has strengthened her belief in the country’s economic potential. She emphasized that investors who respect local laws and procedures can build sustainable and profitable ventures.
Vikkie Oh Atelier CEO Victoria Nwogu (centre) with her husband Dr. Tochi Nwogu (in blue hat) during her fashion brand’s 3rd anniversary and her 50th birthday dinner party at The Broadwalk Mall in Nairobi on Sunday March 1st, 2026.
She also pointed to Kenya’s growing middle class, which continues to drive demand for quality products and services.
The anniversary celebration not only marked a personal milestone for the CEO but also showcased the rapid expansion of her fashion house since its launch three years ago.
As the evening unfolded with glamour and celebration, Nwogu expressed optimism about the future of her brand and encouraged cross-border partnerships between Kenya and Nigeria.
Her message was clear: Kenya remains open for business, and disciplined investors stand to benefit.
