The issue of diversity, equity, and inclusion is topical globally. Despite the slow embrace of the triple concept in Africa and Nigeria especially, literature has continued to grow in the area. Entrepreneurship is an area that has been enjoying attention in Nigeria also with women found to be important contributors. The Igbo entrepreneurship system has recently gained some global attention. While it is heavily masculine, the role of women has not been sufficiently studied. This study sought to find the experiences of Igbo women entrepreneurs in the Iwo Road Business Hub of Ibadan, Nigeria in terms of inclusion. An unstructured questionnaire was used to elicit information from participants. This study presents challenges faced by participants for inclusion. It informs stakeholders of the need to deliberately adjust to take advantage of the potential of women for both entrepreneurial and economic growth in Nigeria.