Dr. Chinekwu Oreh Leads Empowerment at Rise Up Conference
During the Rise Up Conference 2026, organized by The Healthy African Girl Tag, women and young female students advocated for a society that empowers girls with confidence, skills, and opportunities. The conference, themed “The Soft Power Woman: Harness Your Strengths, Build Your Capacity and Take Your Place,” was led by founder Dr. Chinekwu Oreh, targeting young women aged 16 to 35.
Oreh highlighted the importance of recognizing individual gifts and building capacity to contribute meaningfully to society. She urged women to proactively seek opportunities and emphasized the need for community collaboration to enhance girls' education.
Chikwendu Afunaya, Head Girl of Crystalland High School, shared how stories from accomplished women inspired her perseverance. Eka Towumi from Nigerian Tulip International Colleges advised aspiring entrepreneurs to start with clear ideas and plans.
The conference aimed to promote mentorship, networking, and skill development among young women.
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