Poised to empower the younger generation, the Majestic Manifesto Conference gathered young professionals and aspiring leaders to mentor them to lead visionary lives.
The Event was part of the activities to mark the 40th birthday of the Transformational Coach and Convener of the Majestic Manifesto Conference, Debola Deji-Kurunmi.
The Conference featured Keynotes, Panel Sessions, a Lifestyle Clothing and Perfumery Line Launch, and a Feature Documentary.
Speaking at the Conference, Financial Freedom Coach, Mrs. Abisola Longe, stressed the importance of intentionality. She said: “Focus on your destination; it doesn’t matter what you see when you look in the mirror. What matters is what you decide. You are not too young or too old for anything. It is only in pursuing your purpose statement, manifestation, and prophetic prototype that you become a person of value.”
While advocating for ‘Work-Smart-Hard’, she emphasized that success requires both strategic effort and dedication. “If you want it, you need to work for it. Work smart and work hard. Work never kills anyone. Do your work with boldness and courage. Be authentic and willing to fail forward; you can be whatever you need to be,” she added.
The All-Female Panel Session provided insights on success, family, lifestyle, legacy, impact, empowerment, and other key aspects of a visionary’s life. The All-Female Panelists, including Transformation Coach, Dr. Esther Longe; Health Coach, Eziaha Bolaji-Olojo; Abisade Adenubi, Lawyer and Fashion Entrepreneur; and the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Watermark, Victoria Adewunmi, facilitated by Debola Deji-Kurunmi, shared their insights and answered questions on building confidence, navigating leadership, service, honor, seasons and excelling at a visionary life.
The All-Male Panel continued from where the Female Panelists stopped: to provide insights on the success of a visionary’s life. The Panel Session which featured Dr. Emmanuel Tarfa, David Ubanyi, Sola Adeyinka, and Dr. Abiola Salami, focused on collaboration, goal achievement, and character development.
Olakunle Soriyan, the second and closing Keynote Speaker, challenged attendees to embrace a future-oriented mindset for solving Africa’s problems. He emphasized translating talents into skills and expertise to become leaders in their fields.
The Conference also witnessed the unveiling of a captivating documentary chronicling Debola Deji-Kurunmi’s inspiring and remarkable journey, including the launch of her brand – The Àyìnké Perfumery Collection and Àyìnké Regal clothing line.
Five extraordinary individuals also won the Jasiri Awards for being Icons of Mercy. They are Cecilia Omole, Martins Mawumadoka, Abiola Ogbu, Monika Onyedikachi, and Abosede Omoyeni, who despite facing their challenges, have selflessly dedicated themselves to supporting others in society.
