Lagostrend report that the National Female Students Association of Nigeria (NFSAN), Lagos Chapter, commemorated this year’s International Women’s Day in grand style, combining celebration with purpose as it inaugurated a new set of dynamic female student leaders.
The impactful event, held on March 27, brought together prominent dignitaries, stakeholders, and emerging female leaders in a vibrant gathering dedicated to empowerment, leadership advancement, and the promotion of gender equality. The occasion served as both a celebration of women’s achievements and a renewed call to action for greater inclusion and opportunities for young women.
New Leadership, Renewed Vision
A major highlight of the event was the official inauguration of the newly elected executives who will steer the affairs of the Lagos Chapter:
- Wasiu Nofisat Mojisola — Chairperson
- Adelaja Azanat Abosede — Vice Chairperson
- Ekere Ebowo Regina — General Secretary
- Morakinyo Esther Titilayo — Financial Secretary
- Egwuda Glory Obinwanne — Treasurer
- Dibie Ifejesu Joy — Assistant General Secretary
- Dauda Nafisah Oluwafunmilayo — Director of Mobilization
In her acceptance speech, Chairperson Wasiu Nofisat Mojisola expressed deep appreciation for the trust reposed in her leadership and pledged to prioritize advocacy, mentorship, and programs that will uplift and empower female students across Lagos State.
High-Profile Attendance and Support
The celebration attracted an array of respected leaders and advocates for youth and women development, including:
- Hon. Mobolaji Ogunlende — Commissioner for Youth and Social Development
- Mrs. Toke Benson-Awoyinka — Commissioner for Tourism, Arts and Culture
- Prof. Bidemi Balikis Okuneye — Vice Chancellor, Lagos State University of Education (LASUED)
- Princess Samiat Bada Abolanle — Executive Chairman, Ikosi-Isheri LCDA
- Mrs. Aranmolate Rasheedat Temitope
- Mrs. Abosede George Ogan — Executive Director, Women in Leadership Advancement Network (WILAN)
- Hon. Bolaji Dada — Commissioner for Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation (WAPA)
- Assoc. Prof. Kosoko Oyedeko Ganiyat
- Princess Surah Olayemi Animashaun — Chairperson, Epe LGA
The dignitaries delivered goodwill messages that underscored the urgency of investing in young women, promoting inclusive leadership, and creating sustainable platforms for female students to excel.
Inspiring Change, Building the Future
Reaffirming its mission, NFSAN Lagos emphasized that International Women’s Day goes beyond celebration—it is a movement to address systemic challenges and unlock the full potential of women and girls.
Participants engaged in mentorship sessions, keynote discussions, and networking opportunities aimed at equipping them with leadership skills and inspiring them to become catalysts for positive change in their communities.
A Continued Commitment to Impact
The association reiterated its unwavering commitment to advancing the rights, voices, and aspirations of female students through strategic initiatives, advocacy campaigns, and community engagement.
“Together, we can build a future where every female student is empowered to lead, succeed, and make meaningful contributions to society,” the association stated.
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