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 Roseline Initiative in partnership with American Corner Ikeja, Boundless Hands Africa Initiative for Women & Children and Date:-Hub presents International Women's Day 2024.


Theme: "Count Her In: Invest in Women. Accelerate Progress".

Program Highlights:

► Keynote Speech

► Panel Discussion

Date: March 8, 2024

Time: 10 am

Lagos Venue: American Corner Ikeja (42 Local Airport Road, Ikeja Near Toll Gate, Concord Bus Stop) / Hybrid - Zoom

Abia Venue: Star Best Hotel, Secretariat Road, Umuahia, Abia State.

Speakers and Facilitators: Saudat Salami, Amb. Synka JyteDavis, Joel Adeniyi and Ayodele Ashiata Kadiri.

Please register at the link below to participate in this year's event.

https://rb.gy/mvpe8i

Don't miss out on the opportunity to explore pathways through which we can accelerate progress as we work on achieving more economic inclusion for women. The aim for this year is equal access to education, employment pathways, financial services, and literacy.


#IWD #IWD2024 #Inclusion #Education #FinancialLiteracy #Economic #Employment



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