Lagos, Nigeria – The 17th Global ELOY Conference 2025 has successfully
concluded, with leading women in business, entrepreneurship, and
innovation gathering at the Ballroom, Oriental Hotel, Lagos, on November
28, 2025.
The conference was a resounding success, with attendees engaging
in insightful discussions, networking, and empowerment sessions.
The conference featured renowned keynote speakers, including Dr. Segun
Ogunsanya, who delivered a thought-provoking speech on “The Economic
Powerhouse Women Driving Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Financial
Inclusion in a Changing World”.
Tonye Cole shared valuable insights on “The Power of Connection: Building Bridges Across Generations, Cultures, and Sectors”, highlighting the importance of collaboration and networking.
Dr. Tewa Onasanya’s discussion on “Unstoppable Minds: Cultivating a
Growth Mindset to Break Barriers and Achieve Excellence” inspired
attendees to adopt a growth mindset and strive for excellence.
The event also included engaging panel discussions on “The Collaboration
Economy: Women Building in Ecosystems Not Silos” and “Scaling Women
Owned Businesses in Emerging Economies: How Entrepreneurship
Development and Digital Innovation are Shaping the Future”.
The panels featured prominent speakers, including Edememe Oladiji-Wusu, Tola Bamigbaiye PhD, Dr. Princess Kelechi, Dr. May Ikeora Amamgbo, Ayodele Olojede, Tokunbo Chiedu, and Solape Akinpelu, who shared their
experiences and expertise on the topics.
The discussions were moderated by Dr. Abiola M. Olumodeji (Madame Merola) and Mounfiq Raiyan Abu, who ensured lively and informative conversations.
The 17th Global ELOY Conference 2025 provided a unique platform for
women to connect, share experiences, and empower each other to achieve
excellence in their respective fields.
The conference achieved its objective of promoting women’s empowerment, entrepreneurship, and innovation, and
attendees left with renewed energy, inspiration, and a network of like
minded individuals to support their growth and success.
