Women Leadership Summit 2026 Advocates Inclusive Growth
The maiden Women Leadership Summit 2026, held in Lagos, focused on promoting inclusive leadership as a means to strengthen Nigeria's economic growth. Co-convened by Brook Blake and Olufunmi Onajid, the summit featured a welcome address by Adenik Alao on behalf of Frank Aigbogun, emphasizing the role of leadership in shaping equitable and sustainable economic systems.
Keynote speaker Mari Iwelumo from PwC Nigeria linked inclusive leadership in the public sector to improved governance and national development. A panel session titled "Power Policies: Women Shape Inclusive Economies" included discussions by Olaniyi Yusuf from the Nigerian Economic Summit Group and Chichi Aniagolu Okoy from the Ford Foundation, examining the necessary government structures and policy frameworks.
The event highlighted the importance of mentorship and collaboration across various sectors, with a call for concrete steps towards inclusivity. The summit concluded with a consensus on the critical need for inclusive leadership to foster sustainable economic growth and advance national development.
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