Healthcare advocates, international business leaders and health-conscious Nigerians gathered in Ikeja, Lagos, over the weekend for the highly anticipated PhytoScience Nigeria Convention, tagged the “Big Business Show.” The landmark event showcased the transformative potential of 100 percent organic plant-based stem cell regenerative therapy, highlighting both its wellness and financial empowerment opportunities.

Addressing attendees, Mrs. Puan Ela Tan, Co-Founder of PhytoScience Malaysia, urged Nigerians to actively embrace the life-changing health and business potentials offered by the organization’s innovative health solutions.

Echoing her sentiments, Mr. Dato Willy Toh, CEO of PhytoScience Worldwide, commended the dedication of Nigerian members. He called on distributor networks to stay focused on their mission to spread awareness about plant-based stem cell therapy, emphasizing its capacity to improve lives across the globe.

Highlighting the scope of the movement, Mr. Jide Olaoke, Managing Director of PhytoScience Nigeria, stressed that the country cannot afford to miss out on this global wellness shift.

“Let’s be inspired by ideas and a vision that is changing lives across nations, sparking medical miracles since 2012, rewriting wellness history, and transforming lives,” Mr. Olaoke stated, emphasizing that Nigerians must position themselves to benefit from the growing sector.

Since 2012, plant-based stem cell therapy has driven a quiet revolution in global healthcare. Utilizing advanced PhytoCellTec™ technology, researchers extract active healing cells from Uttwiler Spätlauber a rare Swiss apple variety renowned for its exceptional longevity and regenerative properties. The resulting therapies offer natural, non-invasive support for human cellular health, providing renewed hope where traditional treatments have often faced limits.

A major highlight of the convention on Saturday, August 1, 2026, was the presentation of corporate awards recognizing outstanding leadership and advocacy within the network.

Former Chairperson of the National Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ), Lagos State Chapter, Hajia Sekinah Temitope Lawal, was honored with the prestigious Diamond Achiever’s Award alongside several other distinguished members.

Speaking after receiving her award, Hajia Lawal, a veteran journalist with over two decades of experience as a Health Editor shared her perspective on the science behind the products.

“As a Health Editor for over two decades, I know a lot about animal stem cell therapy and its associated side effects,” Hajia Lawal noted. “That experience made me deeply appreciate the great regenerative properties of this newly discovered plant-based stem cell innovation. The products have been helping millions of people across the globe, even for health conditions hitherto deemed incurable.”

She urged Nigerians to take advantage of both the physical wellness benefits and the economic opportunities created by the brand.

“The future belongs to those who recognize opportunity before it becomes obvious,” she added. “The awareness is growing rapidly, and Nigerians must benefit from this.”

The convention drew attendees from across Nigeria and international delegates, offering a platform to explore holistic health solutions alongside entrepreneurial growth. Beyond product demonstrations, participants engaged with successful business leaders to learn how the direct-sales model can serve as a viable additional stream of income.

As public interest in regenerative wellness continues to gain momentum nationwide, PhytoScience Nigeria reaffirmed its commitment to expanding access, education, and economic stability through its plant-based stem cell innovations.