A Pioneer In Promoting Intra-Africa Connectivity Towards Creating A Central Domestic African Market For Trade And Tourism.

WFL was founded in November 2021 and as part of its mission to promote Intra-African connectivity, it launched its flagship 2kilometer walk that took place across 14 African countries and in 20 cities.

About WFL

Walk For Love Africa (WFL) Is A Non-Profit Organisation and Pioneer In Promoting Intra-Africa Connectivity Towards Creating A Central Domestic African Market For Trade And Tourism. WFL was founded in November 2021 and as part of its mission to promote Intra-African connectivity, it launched its flagship 2kilometer walk that took place across 14 African countries and in 20 cities.

The walk began in Lagos, Nigeria. Cape Town concluded their walk with the release of our official theme song titled “Song of Love” written and performed by Vicky Sampson.Programmes are organised at country, regional and continental levels aimed at advocating for a connected and borderless Africa. Our Platform, the WFL HUB is a market place for the travel and tourism ecosystem to connect all stakeholders, encourage market linkages, collaborations and partnerships in Africa.WFL is poised to empower SMEs in the travel and tourism ecosystem with skill acquisition, mentorship, training and retraining programmes that provide incentives for sustainability.

We believe that an inter connected Africa will facilitate easy movement of people, promote travel, tourism and trade while pushing the agenda of Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM) and African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA). This will further promote the African Union Agenda 2063 to achieve a socio-economic development.

“My vision is to see our continent’s travel and tourism industry not only recover but thrive — resilient, inclusive, and united.”

Toni Ukachukwu

Mission & Vision

Our mission is to promote intra-African connectivity by creating stronger links between nations through travel, tourism, and trade. By making it easier for people, goods, and ideas to move freely across the continent, we can unlock Africa’s vast economic and cultural potential. This initiative aims not only to boost commerce and investment but also to foster love, unity, and mutual understanding among African nations. Through an active and vibrant domestic market, we can celebrate and sustain the continent’s rich heritage, diverse traditions, and shared identity, ensuring that progress and cultural pride go hand in hand.