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Guinness has joined forces with Anoela Cards, a woman-owned greeting card company, to emphasise its commitment to inclusion, diversity and cultural richness while honouring extraordinary women who inspire on a daily basis.

In its bid to curb child labour in the country, a non-governmental organisation, AHKIN, which caters for homeless youngsters living on the streets and destitute, has enjoined government at all levels and members of the Nigerian community to uphold the rights of children.

Stakeholders have called on the media to effectively report and document Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) cases in the country.

The International Women’s Month is a time to celebrate and recognise the achievements, resilience and contributions of women around Nigeria and Africa, especially women who have been lending their voices in the film industry to tell stories.

Mercy Itohan Osayi is a dedicated advocate for women and youth empowerment in Canada. As President and Founder of Women of Dignity International (WODI), she champions initiatives aimed at nurturing personal growth and community building.

In recent years, we have noticed more heatwaves in Nigeria and this matches up with what is happening around the world due to climate change. These heatwaves are characterised by high temperatures that last a long time.

The inaugural Guardian Woman Festival held last week was a selected gathering of women and even men from various sectors all seeking to Inspire Inclusion in their own way.

Jennifer Awirigwe, professionally known as Financial Jennifer is an award-winning personal finance expert, investment banker, convener of the biggest finance fair in Nigeria, and the founder of FinTribe, Nigeria’s first and largest women-only finance community.

Funmi Fatona-Ayowole is the founder of TheVirtualSoulClinic, a tech-driven non-profit organisation dedicated to providing mental health support for Canadians. As an emotional health and wellness coach, speaker and counsellor, Funmi’s mission is to contribute to healing the world and leave a legacy of impact, health, and wealth for the next generation.

As part of the Safer Internet Day this month, I held a session for parents on what to consider before their children become heavy users of social media and digital media.

In anticipation of the forthcoming Guardian Woman Festival (March 15 and March 16, 2024), a two-day event to be held at Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos, we’re talking to women about this year’s theme: Inspiring Inclusion.

Poised to ensure that female journalists in Nigeria are armed with cutting-edge digital communication and social media skills for reporting gender-based issues, Nigeria LNG Limited recently concluded another edition of its #NLNGChangeYourStory workshops.