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By Bianca Iboma
The NHN Women Network, a prominent nonprofit organization founded by Dr. Mrs. Nkechi Harry Ngonadi FCIML, has unveiled plans for its 10th Annual Retreat, scheduled to take place across two continents, with the theme: “The Total Woman: Building a Confident and a Secured Woman.” The event is set to occur in Doha, Qatar, and Shanghai, China, from October 13th to October 23rd, 2025.
Dr. Ngonadi, who is also the CEO of NHN Couture, stated that the event aims to empower women spiritually, emotionally, and socially. She emphasized the organization’s mission to leverage social media for kingdom purposes, highlighting the network’s significant growth over the past eight years. “This retreat is a call for women to embrace their true identity, develop resilience, and cultivate purpose,” she said. “A total woman is a masterpiece of God’s creation—fearfully and wonderfully made.”
The retreat will focus on key elements such as self-discovery, inner strength, purpose, and building a support system. Participants will explore how to endure trials, carry burdens, and trust the process, drawing inspiration from 1 Peter 5:10. The event promises a transformative experience, offering opportunities for spiritual renewal, personal growth, and community building.
Renowned speakers, including Pastor Kingsley & Mildred Okonkwo, Pastor Eno Jerry, Pastor Tinu Asegieme, Dr. Stephen Akintayo, and Tara Fela-Durotoye, are expected to inspire attendees with messages on faith, self-care, and personal development.
The NHN Women Network, known for its impactful initiatives, has reached over 12 million individuals through media, built ten rural churches, supported missionaries and students, and engaged in economic empowerment projects across Nigeria. Its mission, driven by Matthew 6:33 and Job 42:10, includes dedicated prayer and fasting routines, regular meetings, and annual events to advance its spiritual and social objectives.
The organization remains committed to advancing women’s empowerment globally through its yearly retreat. The event will aim to elevate participants’ spiritual, physical, and mental wellness by providing a refreshing environment where women can rest, unwind, and share their stories. It also seeks to equip women with essential tools and insights to thrive in today’s ever-changing world.
Furthermore, Dr. Ngonadi added that the ultimate goal is to empower women with the resources and inspiration necessary to overcome life’s challenges.
Founder Dr. Mrs. Nkechi Harry Ngonadi FCIML emphasizes the organization’s mission to harness social media for kingdom purposes, highlighting the network’s significant growth over the past eight years. She underscores the retreat’s theme as a reflection of every woman’s journey toward realizing her divine calling. She affirms that “a total woman is a masterpiece of God’s creation—fearfully and wonderfully made.”
Dr. Ngonadi advocates for women to embrace their true identity, cultivate self-awareness, and develop a sense of purpose as fundamental steps toward building confidence and security. She describes the retreat as a transformative experience focused on enduring trials, carrying burdens, overcoming exhaustion, and trusting the divine process, as encapsulated in 1 Peter 5:10. Attendees will have opportunities for spiritual renewal, emotional strength, and renewed purpose within a supportive community.
Meanwhile, key elements of the retreat include self-discovery—understanding one’s strengths, weaknesses, and passions—inner strength development through resilience and emotional intelligence, and purpose-driven living by discovering core values and pursuing meaningful goals. The event will also emphasize building a support system of positive relationships and empowering principles such as faith, self-care, personal growth, and community service.
Dr. Ngonadi further elaborates on the network’s mission through NHN THE WARROOM, which centers on prayer and intercession. She states that the organization aims to reach the world through prayer, interceding for lost souls and leading them to Christ, reflecting the spiritual foundation of the network.
She shares: “Over the years, the network has achieved remarkable milestones, reaching over 12 million individuals through media, establishing ten rural churches, supporting missionaries, funding school fees in eight Nigerian states, paying hospital bills, and engaging in various economic empowerment programs.
“Inspired by scriptures such as Matthew 6:33 and Job 42:10, the network dedicates two hours and sixty minutes daily to prayer and fasting, holding regular meetings, quarterly fasting sessions, and annual events to advance its mission.”
This year’s retreat in Doha and China promises an inspiring lineup of renowned speakers, including Pastor Kingsley & Mildred Okonkwo, Pastor Eno Jerry, Pastor Tinu Asegieme, Pastor David & Pastor Sunmbo Adeoye, Dr. Stephen Akintayo, Pastor Gideon Mba, Dr. Reuben and Kike Abati, Rev. Christie Bature, Mrs. Tara Fela-Durotoye, Amaka Chika Mbonu, Apostle Kadesha Jenkins, Betty Irabor, and many others. Participants can anticipate a comprehensive schedule of workshops, keynote speeches, and interactive sessions focusing on personal development, mental health, financial literacy, and effective leadership—designed to foster community and empower women from diverse backgrounds.
Dr. Ngonadi emphasizes the importance of the theme, noting, “In a world where women face numerous challenges, creating spaces where they can build confidence and feel secure in their identities is essential. Our mission goes beyond education—we aim to transform lives through empowerment and spiritual revival.”
She encourages interested individuals to obtain more information and register at [www.nhnthewarroom.com](http://www.nhnthewarroom.com).
The upcoming retreat continues the network’s legacy of spiritual revival and community empowerment, offering women a chance to rest, unwind, and share their stories in a global setting. For more information, visit [www.nhnthewarroom.com](http://www.nhnthewarroom.com).
