Abia Women Unite for Change at 2018 Global Women’s Day Celebration Powered by Angee Life NGO
Umuahia, Abia State – The 2018 Global Women’s Day celebration in Abia State drew remarkable attention as women from diverse backgrounds gathered to advocate for equality, empowerment, and social transformation. The event, powered by Angee Life NGO, served as a platform to spotlight the role of women in driving sustainable development and fostering community growth.
Speaking at the occasion, the organizers emphasized the importance of breaking barriers that limit women’s participation in leadership, education, and entrepreneurship. Guest speakers and stakeholders called for stronger policies that protect women’s rights and promote gender inclusion.
The program featured interactive sessions, cultural displays, and inspiring testimonies from women entrepreneurs and community leaders who shared their journeys of resilience and achievement. Angee Life NGO reaffirmed its commitment to supporting women across Abia State through mentorship, advocacy, and skills development initiatives.
The celebration ended with a renewed pledge to work collectively in building a society where women’s voices are heard, their rights respected, and their potential fully realized.
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Speaking at the occasion, the organizers emphasized the importance of breaking barriers that limit women’s participation in leadership, education, and entrepreneurship. Guest speakers and stakeholders called for stronger policies that protect women’s rights and promote gender inclusion.
The program featured interactive sessions, cultural displays, and inspiring testimonies from women entrepreneurs and community leaders who shared their journeys of resilience and achievement. Angee Life NGO reaffirmed its commitment to supporting women across Abia State through mentorship, advocacy, and skills development initiatives.
The celebration ended with a renewed pledge to work collectively in building a society where women’s voices are heard, their rights respected, and their potential fully realized.