Follow Us on Google
The prestigious Leadership and Global Changemakers of the Decade Award is set to celebrate outstanding individuals who have demonstrated exceptional leadership and made significant contributions to societal development.
This recognition, the first of its kind, aims to honor those whose efforts have not only advanced women’s empowerment but have also driven meaningful transformation in various sectors.
Among those to be honored are Minister of Women Affairs, Her Excellency Imaan Sulaiman, Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Abbas Tajudeen, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, His Excellency Nyesom Wike, and Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Hon. Bianca Ojukwu.
These leaders have distinguished themselves through their unwavering commitment to governance, policy reforms, and initiatives that have positively impacted Nigerian society.
The award ceremony, scheduled for March 8 at the Abuja Continental Hotel (formerly Sheraton Hotel) at 4 PM, will bring together a diverse gathering of influential figures, including diplomats, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and changemakers from across the country. More than just an evening of recognition, the event promises to be a powerful platform for networking, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing, fostering new ideas and partnerships that could shape the future of governance and development in Nigeria.
Speaking ahead of the event, Evang. Dr. Princess Onyinyechi, Executive Director of Women Rights Network Nigeria and convener of the award, emphasized the significance of acknowledging these distinguished individuals.
She highlighted their invaluable contributions to national progress, noting that their leadership acumen and pragmatism have set remarkable standards in governance, social impact, and policy implementation.
The Leadership and Global Changemakers of the Decade Award is more than just an honor—it is a recognition of transformative leadership and a call to inspire future generations to continue striving for excellence and impactful change.
