UNFPA and Partners Drive Africa's Sustainable Development

The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), Seplat Energy PLC, IHS, Coca-Cola, and Sterling Bank are reaffirming their commitment to accelerate Africa's sustainable development agenda during the Africa Social Impact Summit (ASI) scheduled for 2026 in Lagos. The summit aims to gather policymakers, business leaders, development finance institutions, investors, and social innovators across Africa to foster innovative and inclusive solutions aligned with UNFPA's focus on scalable sustainable healthcare initiatives.
Muriel Mafico, the Resident Representative of UNFPA Nigeria, emphasized the need for strong partnerships and continued investment in people, particularly women and youth, to ensure no one is left behind on Africa's path to a prosperous future. Roger Thompson-Brown, Chief Executive Officer of Seplat Energy PLC, noted the importance of educating and empowering youth as fundamental to Africa's sustainable development.
Abubakar Suleiman, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Sterling Bank, stated that the future of Africa depends on building systems that create opportunities and strengthen resilience.
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