Nigerian women have been charged to prioritise their health and well-being for all-round development to enable them to be equipped and contribute positively to society.
Chijioke Anaele, Chief Executive Officer of Natures Gentle Touch, gave this charge when he spoke at a conference.
The conference was organised by the Association of Women N Media in commemoration of the International Women’s Day.
Themed: “Building a 21st-century woman in every ramification.” the event was held at the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry Hall, Alausa, Ikeja.
Represented at the event by Joy Ebu, Human Resources/Admin Manager, Anaele noted that building a 21st-century woman in every ramification can be challenging and demanding, but achievable, adding that it is essential to take care of their wellness to succeed in every area.
He said: “It is possible for women to have it all, to enjoy a thriving professional life while keeping a sound mind, relationships, personal aspirations and general well-being.
“Take time for yourself, practice self-care, and build a support system to help you navigate the journey of being a 21st-century woman.
“By prioritising your wellness, you can succeed in your career, at home, in society, and in your personal life.
“It is also important to remember that it’s not a one-time thing but a continuous effort.
“Make sure to check in on yourself regularly and adjust your self-care routine accordingly.”
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Anaele further reaffirmed the brand’s commitment to partnering with them in empowerment and care as they inspire others to understand and value women’s inclusion for a better world.
Highlights at the conference included the cutting of cake, hair analysis by Nature’s Gentle Touch, and other fun activities.
Natures Gentle Touch, a leader in cosmetics, skin, hair and personal care in Africa, also prides itself as a company that empowers Africans through beauty solutions and knowledge to reflect their unique sense of style.
