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My dear brother, Dr. Nuradeen Zauro, Technical Adviser to the Vice President on Financial and Economic Inclusion 🤝
It was a pleasure connecting with him during #SheIsIncluded 2.0 at the Presidential Banquet Hall, Abuja.
Always inspiring to engage with people driving meaningful conversations around financial and economic inclusion.
Teach a woman about money, and she'll change her future.
Give her access to financial tools, and she'll help change the world.
Financial literacy + financial inclusion = lasting impact.
We're joining #SheIsIncluded to help make that happen.
📅 August 19–20
📍 Presidential Villa, Abuja
🤝 Find UTribe at Booths 5 & 6
#FinancialInclusion #WomenInFinance
🎤 UTribe Founder & CEO Mamadou Kwidjim Toure is speaking at #SheIsIncluded.
How do we move from financial access to meaningful economic participation for women?
Mamadou will share his perspective on breaking financial barriers and building systems that give more women the opportunity to participate, build, and preserve wealth. 🌍
📅 Aug 19–20
📍 Presidential Villa, Abuja
Can’t make it to Abuja? Join the conversation online 💻 : https://t.co/3Ri6Cmpus1
Attending in person? Meet the UTribe team at Booths 5 & 6. 🤝
🌍 Meet the UTribe team at #SheIsIncluded!
Joining us in Abuja:
👤 Mamadou Toure - Founder & CEO
👤 Pascale Bartholomeusen - Head of Government Relations & Public Affairs
👤 Faith Okafor - Government Affairs Lead
👤 Chimezie Chuta - Commercial Director
👤 Dr Muhammad Auwal Umar - Nigeria Country Lead
👤 Celeste Ojatula - Lead Brand & Visual Designer
Come meet the team and talk financial inclusion, innovation & opportunity. 🤝
📅 Aug 19-20
📍 Presidential Villa, Abuja
📌 Booths 5 & 6
🌍 We’re heading to #SheIsIncluded!
On August 19–20, Ubuntu Tribe joins leaders and changemakers working toward a more inclusive financial future.
📍 Presidential Villa, Abuja
📌 Booths 5 & 6
🕘 9:00 AM
Come meet the Ubuntu Tribe team and talk financial inclusion, innovation, and the future of finance. 🤝
Can’t make it to Abuja? Join #SheIsIncluded online from wherever you are 💻 : https://t.co/3Ri6Cmpus1
See you there! 🚀
WIN joined key stakeholders at the 2025 Gender Inclusion Conference, building resilience for women’s economic and financial inclusion. Joining leaders, we continue driving gender equality for sustainable growth.
#WIN #SheIsIncluded #GenderInclusion #Naira
Good governance thrives on government efforts & active citizen participation. We foster partnerships to promote inclusivity. Our CE joined VP🇳🇬 Sen. Kashim Shettima at #SheIsIncluded, engaging with innovative projects advancing gender inclusion & sustainability.
#iLeadAfrica
Our voice and contributions can help shape policies and initiatives that promote women's economic empowerment and financial inclusion.
#SheIsIncluded
#GenderEquality #WomenEmpowerment #FinancialInclusion #EconomicEmpowerment #BreakingBarriers #BuildingResilience
Our voice and contributions can help shape policies and initiatives that promote women's economic empowerment and financial inclusion.
#SheIsIncluded
#GenderEquality #WomenEmpowerment #FinancialInclusion #EconomicEmpowerment #BreakingBarriers #BuildingResilience
and Financial Inclusion" is particularly relevant in today's society. The hashtag #SheIsIncluded is a powerful reminder that women's inclusion is essential for creating a more equitable world.
As a strong advocate for closing the gender gap, our involvement is crucial.
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Women Will Lead Africa’s $29trn Economic Ambition, Says VP Shettima
** Launches project #SheIsIncluded to bridge gender gaps in finance, economy
In a move to advance gender equality and women’s economic empowerment, Vice President Kashim Shettima @officialSKSM
@KashimSM
has declared that women will be at the forefront of Africa’s projected $29 trillion economic transformation.
He expressed strong conviction that gender inclusion is not merely a rhetorical commitment but a cornerstone of Nigeria’s national development agenda.
Senator Shettima stated this on Thursday in Abuja when he declared open the 2025 Gender Inclusion Conference and launched Project #SheIsIncluded to bridge gender gaps in finance and the broader economy.
The conference with the theme, “Breaking Barriers, Building Resilience for Sustainable Women’s Economic and Financial Inclusion,” builds on the 2024 Aso Accord for Economic and Financial Inclusion and underscores Nigeria’s commitment to achieving Sustainable Development Goal 5: gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls.
“We cannot build the Nigeria or Africa we envision without fully integrating women into our economic systems. Women are not just participants in our economy; they are leaders, innovators, and the bedrock of sustainable development,” the Vice President stated.
According to VP Shettima, Project #SheIsIncluded is built on four key pillars of education and financial literacy, maternal healthcare, gender-sensitive policies and programmes, and expanded economic opportunities for women.
He also announced that the initiative will reach all 774 local government areas across Nigeria to ensure that no woman is left behind.
“Our commitment to gender inclusion is not a cosmetic performance to placate the sensibilities of progressives; it is a fundamental pillar of our national development agenda. We are not just assuring the women of Nigeria of their place in our collective journey—we are creating the pathways for them to lead the charge,” VP Shettima said.
He explained that the project “is not just about meeting quotas—it is about unlocking the full potential of our people to drive the broader economic goals of His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration.”
The Vice President noted that the initiative will be spearheaded by the Presidential Committee on Economic and Financial Inclusion in partnership with the Ministry of Women Affairs.
“To build an inclusive economic ecosystem where all Nigerians, regardless of gender, can contribute and benefit, we must redouble our efforts and align with global best practices. We must be relentless in our pursuit of Sustainable Development Goal 5—achieving gender equality and empowering all women and girls,” he affirmed.
He emphasised that the two-day conference is more than just a forum for discussion as it is an avenue for serious reflection and practical strategising on how to build an inclusive nation. He urged both public and private sector stakeholders to take the opportunity to outline actionable steps towards active participation in the gender inclusion agenda.
“I look forward to the recommendations that will emerge from this conference, knowing that they will shape the future of gender inclusion in Nigeria,” VP Shettima added.
In her remarks, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Kudirat Kekere- Ekun, said the conference was an important milestone in the collective effort to outline ways of breaking barriers to empowering women and promoting inclusion.
She said gender inclusion was a key enabler of sustainable development and central to addressing poverty and fostering economic growth, noting that it should translate into financial independence, wealth creation, and leadership development for women across different sectors.
#KemKem
Yesterday, I joined Vice President of Nigeria , @officialSKSM, at the #SheIsIncluded Conference exhibition, engaging with innovative projects that advance gender inclusion and drive sustainable development. It was a valuable learning experience.
#DigitalActivist
Yesterday, I had the honour of speaking at the 2025 Gender Inclusion Conference in Abuja, where Vice President Senator Kashim Shettima, GCON, launched #SheIsIncluded - a bold initiative to close gender gaps in finance and economic opportunities.
The National Identity Management Commission is proud to participate in the Gender Inclusion Conference #Sheisincluded organized by the Office of the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria!
This conference is a significant step towards promoting gender equality and empowering Nigerian women. It's a vital platform for discussing issues that affect women's lives, from education and healthcare to economic opportunities and leadership.
As the National Identity Management Commission, we recognize the importance of inclusive identity management systems that cater to the needs of all Nigerians, regardless of gender. We're committed to ensuring that our services are accessible, equitable, and promote the well-being of all individuals.
Kudos to the organizers and all participants for their dedication to creating a more inclusive and equitable society for Nigerian women!
Shettima: Women Will Lead Africa’s $29trn Economic Transformation. •Launches project #SheIsIncluded to bridge gender gaps in finance, economy •UBA’s Alawuba: gender inclusion will break barrier of poverty, stagnation in Nigeria Deji Elumoye in Abuja... https://t.co/Q78WhOII7V
Our team attended the #SheIsIncluded Conference at Aso Villa, Abuja, advocating for women’s economic and financial inclusion. We champion gender inclusion through advocacy, capacity-building, & innovation, fostering an inclusive society for sustainable development.
#iLeadAfrica
Women Will Lead Africa’s $29trn Economic Ambition, Says VP Shettima
* Launches project #SheIsIncluded to bridge gender gaps in finance, economy
In a move to advance gender equality and women’s economic empowerment, Vice President @KashimSM has declared that women will be at the forefront of Africa’s projected $29 trillion economic transformation.
He expressed strong conviction that gender inclusion is not merely a rhetorical commitment but a cornerstone of Nigeria’s national development agenda.
Senator @KashimSM stated this on Thursday in Abuja when he declared open the 2025 Gender Inclusion Conference and launched Project #SheIsIncluded to bridge gender gaps in finance and the broader economy.
The conference with the theme, “Breaking Barriers, Building Resilience for Sustainable Women’s Economic and Financial Inclusion,” builds on the 2024 Aso Accord for Economic and Financial Inclusion and underscores Nigeria’s commitment to achieving Sustainable Development Goal 5: gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls.
“We cannot build the Nigeria or Africa we envision without fully integrating women into our economic systems. Women are not just participants in our economy; they are leaders, innovators, and the bedrock of sustainable development,” the Vice President stated.
According to VP @KashimSM, Project #SheIsIncluded is built on four key pillars of education and financial literacy, maternal healthcare, gender-sensitive policies and programmes, and expanded economic opportunities for women.
He also announced that the initiative will reach all 774 local government areas across Nigeria to ensure that no woman is left behind.
“Our commitment to gender inclusion is not a cosmetic performance to placate the sensibilities of progressives; it is a fundamental pillar of our national development agenda. We are not just assuring the women of Nigeria of their place in our collective journey—we are creating the pathways for them to lead the charge,” VP @KashimSM said.
He explained that the project “is not just about meeting quotas—it is about unlocking the full potential of our people to drive the broader economic goals of His Excellency, President @officialABAT’s administration.”
The Vice President noted that the initiative will be spearheaded by the Presidential Committee on Economic and Financial Inclusion in partnership with the Ministry of Women Affairs.
“To build an inclusive economic ecosystem where all Nigerians, regardless of gender, can contribute and benefit, we must redouble our efforts and align with global best practices. We must be relentless in our pursuit of Sustainable Development Goal 5—achieving gender equality and empowering all women and girls,” he affirmed.
He emphasised that the two-day conference is more than just a forum for discussion as it is an avenue for serious reflection and practical strategising on how to build an inclusive nation. He urged both public and private sector stakeholders to take the opportunity to outline actionable steps towards active participation in the gender inclusion agenda.
“I look forward to the recommendations that will emerge from this conference, knowing that they will shape the future of gender inclusion in Nigeria,” VP @KashimSM added.
In her remarks, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Kudirat Kekere- Ekun, said the conference was an important milestone in the collective effort to outline ways of breaking barriers to empowering women and promoting inclusion.
She said gender inclusion was a key enabler of sustainable development and central to addressing poverty and fostering economic growth, noting that it should translate into financial independence, wealth creation, and leadership development for women across different sectors.
Earlier today, I attended the #SheIsIncluded Conference, hosted by the Office of the Vice President of Nigeria, @officialSKSM, at Aso Villa, Abuja.
#HeForShe #DigitalActivist
Currently attending the #ShesIncluded Conference at Aso Villa, themed Breaking Barriers, Building Resilience for Sustainable Women’s Economic & Financial Inclusion. Proud to support gender equality and empowerment. #HeForShe #DigitalActivist
VP Shettima Launches Project #SheIsIncluded, Says Women Will Lead Africa’s $29trn Economic Ambition https://t.co/FEdggL1zDl
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