Faith Driven Entrepreneur
Elizabeth Ntege's story demonstrates what happens when Kingdom principles meet one of the world's greatest challenges: unemployment. As Group CEO of NFT, she's tackling joblessness across 12 African countries while refusing to compromise her values, even when it costs millions.
Join host Justin Forman as he sits down with Elizabeth Ntege, Group CEO of NFT, in Kampala, Uganda, for an inspiring conversation about tackling one of the world's greatest challenges: unemployment. Elizabeth shares how her human resource management firm is addressing gainful unemployment across 12 African countries while creating environments where employees thrive according to Kingdom principles.
This episode explores the harsh realities of job scarcity in Africa, where corruption has become normalized and desperate job seekers face exploitation. Elizabeth vulnerably discusses the painful decision to walk away from a $2 million contract rather than compromise their values, and how God used that sacrifice to create new opportunities for hundreds of workers.
Discover how Elizabeth's Faith Driven Entrepreneur journey transformed her business philosophy from scarcity to abundance, leading to partnerships with organizations like MasterCard Foundation to create millions of jobs across the continent.

February 25, 2026
Sports betting is everywhere today, but how should followers of Christ think about it? Rob West shares some principles t...

February 25, 2026
For many girls in Uganda, one opportunity can alter the course of their entire future—and that opportunity often begins ...

February 24, 2026
A budget is a wise and helpful tool—but even good tools can become dangerous if we’re not careful. Rob West shares somet...
"What are the real examples that show up that you're loving your employees? It's not just enough for you to pay their paycheck, but you need to create an environment in which they thrive, and then align their values with their companies, with their God given kingdom principles." - Elizabeth Ntege
"Clearly, no connection from Sunday to Monday. Clearly, there is no connection between what is happening in the church and what and what happening in the marketplace." - Elizabeth Ntege
"We were willing to walk away from a $2 million contract then compromise our values." - Elizabeth Ntege
© 2025 FaithFi: Faith & Finance. All rights reserved.