Amb. Meshack-Hart Belema, Govs Oyebanji, Abdulrazaq, Others Honoured at Voice of Women Awards

The Convener Africa Women Summit, Amb. Meshack-Hart Kalada Belema has been honoured along with notable Nigerians in the recently concluded Voice of Women (VOW HE4SHE) recognition award.

He was honoured in the Lifetime Achievement category in recognition of his outstanding commitment, support for the empowerment and inclusion of women which inspires positive change and progress for more gender-balanced society.

Others recognized at the award ceremony include, governor of Ekiti State, H.E Abiodun Oyebanji and his Kwara State counterpart, H.E Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq.

Others recognised include, Access Bank for Gender balance empowering company, Lagos state domestic and sexual violence agency (DSVA) as Women Friendly MDA and Arla Foods Producer of Dano Milk Nigeria for Family Focused organization as well as Dorothy Njemanze Foundation.

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Others are Titilola Vivour-Adeniyi as Woman of the Year, Onyeka Onwenu for Lifetime Achievement award, as well as Dr kole Shettima, Dr Otive Igbuzor, Dr Kayode Fayemi all in Lifetime Achievement award.

Amb. Meshack-Hart served as the Chief Press Secretary to the First Lady of Nigeria, a role that provided him with valuable insights into the power of communication and advocacy for positive change.

This experience at the intersection of government and community engagement has enabled him to leverage his skills in advancing the causes he is passionate about.

His commitment to community development is further reflected in his role as the founder of the Engage, Empower, Educate Initiative (EEE Initiative), a Non-Governmental Organization that provides a platform for women, girls, and young people to take the lead in Africa's development.

EEE Initiative also prioritizes women’s health, with key focus areas including noncommunicable diseases, access to healthcare, maternal and child health, sexual and reproductive health, and mental health.

Source: Legit.ng