BPW-NIGERIA has through its various clubs, implemented the following projects:

• Sponsorship of girls through secondary and tertiary education
• Organising career clinics and counselling programs for girls.
• Organising workshops for young people on major social health issues such as Drug Abuse, Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs), HIV and AIDS.
• Participation of E.P.I. Program and the propagation of the ORT technique and the processing of soya beans to milk to women in the rural areas.
• Submission of papers on legal and labour issues relating to women.
• Presentation of papers on issues affecting women through the National Council of Women’s Society e.g. Tax policy as it affects women, legislation on the rights of "illegitimate" children, marriage laws, dissenting view on the suggested discriminatory cut-off point in favour of female students for admission into universities.
• Literacy and Vocational Programs for young women and girls.
• Mobilizing women for greater participation in politics.
• Mobilizing rural women into farming and export oriented concerns.
• Organising Seminars on issues that affect women in Business and Professions as well as issues that touch the lives of everywoman.

Papers were presented on topics such as "Widowhood", "Law of Inheritance", "Access to Finance" and Ecowas Treaty and Cross Border Trading" to address problems encountered by women.
Business and Professional Women – Nigeria is in partnership with Market Women from 22 local government areas of Lagos. The collaboration of Lagos State Market Advisory Council, now called Traders and Market Leaders Association of Nigeria led to the formation of an organisation called Network of Nigeria Women Voters aimed at mobilising women for elections. BPW – Nigeria also collaborates with other women NGOs.
For the past two years, BPW has been putting together proposals for a Micro-Credit Scheme for the benefit of it's members especially the members at grassroots.