In recognition of Nigerian women who’ve
made strides in Leadership, Enterprise, Advocacy and Business,
Leading Ladies Africa recognized Nigeria’s 100 Most Inspiring women
at the LLA 100 Women celebrated 100 Most Inspiring Women at a special
gala and awards night tagged the LLA 100 Women Gala.
The LLA 100 Women Gala is a follow up
to the 100 Most Inspiring Women In Nigeria list published on March 8,
this year in commemoration of the International Women’s Day. Themed
“Celebrating Leadership, Diversity & Impact,” the #100 Women
Gala recognizes and spotlights the achievements of Nigerian women who
have made tangible impact and contributions in four unique spheres of
the society.
“At Leading Ladies Africa, our key
objective is to promote leadership, diversity and inclusion for
African women – a call to have them participate in activities that
ensure they lead better, fulfilling, and ultimately more productive
lives,” says Francesca Uriri, Founder, Leading Ladies Africa.
“As Nigerian women and Africans, it
is important that we begin to tell our own stories. We need to begin
to craft the narrative that we want the world to know about us –
that we are successful, courageous, determined and bold! At LLA, we
have a clear intent of inspiring a new wave of Nigerian female change
makers, leaders and entrepreneurs, and recognizing these 100 Women is
an important way to achieve that objective” she emphasized.
Speaking at the event, Omotola
Oyebanjo, Head Strategic Communications and Media, Union Bank said:
“This year, Union Bank celebrates its 100th anniversary and for
those 100 years, we have supported and empowered women to achieve
their dreams, both within the bank and externally. It is therefore a
pleasure to support this amazing list of 100 impressive ladies making
an impact in Nigeria. As their banking partner of choice, we look
forward to supporting them and other such industrious women as they
move on to the next phase of their incredible journeys.”
In addition to the 100 honourees, the
Leading Ladies Africa Gala was also attended by Power Women in the
Corporate and Business sector, including: Adesuwa Oyenokwe, Publisher
TW Magazine, Aishah Ahmad, Chair Person, WimBiz, Chizor Malize, CEO
Brandzone Consulting, Nkiru Olumide-Ojo, Head Marketing
Communications, Stanbic IBTC, Osayi Alile, CEO, ACT Foundation, Ini
Abimbola, CEO, Thistle Praxis, Tampiri Akemu, MD, Sesema PR, Okaima
Ohizua, Executive Director Transcorp Nigeria, Owen Omogiafo, Chief
Operating Officer, The Tony Elumelu Foundation, Sasha Alabi, Glory
Edozien, Founder Inspired By Glory, Ewemade Emokpae, CEO Shakara
Couture, and others.
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