Nigerian Women Tasked on Maximisation of Financial Opportunities
By Raheem Akingbolu
Mamador, a premium food brand in Nigeria in the vegetable oil and spread segments, has called on Nigerian women to give utmost priority to their wholesome health and maximise the opportunities available with their financial resources.
This was the submission of the Head of Marketing, PZ Wilmar, Chioma Mbanugo, during her welcome remarks at the 5th edition of its annual August Meeting held in Lagos recently.
Speaking on the theme: ‘Nourish to Flourish: Elevating Health and Wealth’, Mbanugo said the annual August Women meeting by Mamador was not only a communal gathering but a notable platform to celebrate women for their roles and contribution to society.
She described the meeting as a laudable gesture that attests to the power of togetherness.
“As a brand, Mamador is committed to the financial and physical well-being of Nigerian women nationwide. The old saying that ‘Health is Wealth’ encapsulates our presence here and explains why we should prioritize our health while we try to build wealth. We appreciate everyone for joining us to celebrate Nigerian women who regardless of the limitations, or barriers are the epitome of diligence, resilience, and relentless quest for success,” she said.
Speaking on the topic: ‘Parenting in this Generation’, certified Family and Parenting Coach, Sandra Oluwadare, said women owed it a duty as shapers and molders of destinies to be intentional in the way and manner they raise kids.
Lending his voice on the topic titled: ‘Health and Food Choices’, health influencer and medical doctor, Egemba Chinonso, popularly known as Aproko Doctor, stated that women must endeavor to eat or consume healthy foods if they want to live a healthy life.
Also speaking, award-winning dancer and fitness coach, Kaffy Shafau said women’s minds remained critical in keeping healthy lifestyles, urging them to keep fit and take care of their mental health.
Speaking on the topic: ‘Wealth and the Woman’, Finance and Wealth coach, Sola Adesakin, tasked women to understand their priorities and map them out according to their finances.
