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Lagos First Lady Charges Women to Embrace Modesty
As the National Women’s Conference (NWC) came to a close in Lagos, Dr. Claudiana Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, the First Lady of Lagos State has encouraged women across Nigeria to adopt modesty and resourcefulness in managing their homes and businesses amidst economic challenges.
Speaking at the closing ceremony, Dr. Sanwo-Olu emphasized the importance of practical approaches to navigating economic realities, urging women to explore innovative ways to manage resources effectively.
She highlighted women’s critical roles in nation-building and their ability to balance family, work, and community engagements.
Dr. Sanwo-Olu stressed the need for women to adapt to the current global economic situation by adjusting their lifestyles, focusing on what truly matters, and setting an example in their communities.
She encouraged participants to empower themselves with knowledge and skills to make meaningful contributions to the economy and emphasized financial prudence and self-reliance.
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The First Lady reaffirmed the state government’s commitment to supporting women through empowerment initiatives and policies fostering economic growth.
She urged women to strengthen their entrepreneurial abilities and seek opportunities aligning with their goals.
Dr. Sanwo-Olu expressed satisfaction with the active participation of women at the conference, noting the impactful and insightful lectures delivered by various speakers.
She emphasized the need for flexibility and innovation in addressing today’s challenges and urged women to be willing to re-strategize for better outcomes.
The conference, which drew women leaders from various sectors across Nigeria, focused on addressing challenges faced by women in a rapidly changing economic landscape.
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