Women conference will promote trade, investment in Nigeria – NGO
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By Chinenye Offor
Abuja, Nov. 22, 2016 (NAN) Lady Charity Ohadiugha, the Executive Partner, Women International Networking Conference Nigeria, says the women international conference would promote trade and investment in the country.
She disclosed this to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Abuja at the inaugural conference of the Women International Networking (WIN).
Ohadiugha said that WIN is an avenue where women from all works of life would identify their inner potentials as well as develop them.
She also said that WIN agenda was geared towards promoting gender equality within organisations as well as to connect and empower women leaders, giving global perspectives and tools for women to integrate feminine leadership.
According to her, WIN is a mission driven organisation and reference for women working internationally as well as for companies active in women’s leadership, diversity and inclusion.
Ohadiugha noted that the global WIN conference was considered the biggest forum on leadership and female empowerment, providing tools, knowledge, skills and inspiration to refuel women’s vision and speeding up their career.
She further stated that the international conference, which was the first in Nigeria, would help women who were facing challenges in life to find their bearing and also identify their potentials.
“There is something unique in every woman, culturally and ordinarily.
“This conference would help women marry relationships both locally and internationally.
“It is also an avenue for trade and investment as well as those who have not been to Nigeria to discover the culture and values of Nigerian women,’’ she said.
Ohadiugha further said that the conference would help foster global mindset and international exchange to enable the truly global leader to emerge as well as inspire women worldwide.
However, she said that WIN conference would help participants gain in capacity building, networking as well as have the ability to seize every available opportunity. (NAN)
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Edited by Muhammad Suleiman Tola