Themed “Accelerating Action Through Empowering Experiences,” the celebrations featured a panel discussion with notable speakers:

Tobi Adeniyi, Managing Director of Unilever Nigeria, emphasized the company's dedication to fostering a culture where women thrive and contribute meaningfully across all sectors.  

Folake Ogundipe, National Finance Director of Unilever Nigeria, highlighted the importance of businesses actively championing diversity and inclusion.  

Ibukun Oyejide, Group Chief Financial Officer of Access Bank PLC, underscored the significance of financial independence and leadership development for women.  

Zulumoke Oyibo, Nigerian producer and co-founder of Inkblot Productions, stressed the role of media in amplifying women’s voices.  

Waje Iruobe, singer, songwriter, and actor, discussed the importance of intentional support systems that enable women to excel across sectors.  

The event concluded with a sip-and-paint session, offering attendees a platform for relaxation and networking.  

Unilever Nigeria continues to implement progressive policies such as menstrual health leave, 16 weeks of maternity leave, and on-site dedicated lactation and childcare facilities for nursing mothers, reinforcing its commitment to gender inclusion and empowerment.