THE GIRLS' REVOLUTION CONFERENCE (6TH EDITION) PRESS RELEASE



HAJIA TURAI YAR’ADUA and TOYOSI AKERELE STORM UNILAG TO INSPIRE YOUNG WOMEN
The Girls Show Nigeria Organizes One-Of-A-Kind Conference To Inform Young Women



The Girls Show’s ‘The Girls Revolution Conference’, a quarterly conference aimed at equipping young women with the greatest tool for change- INFORMATION, is set to host Nigerian girls/young women between the ages of 12 and 35 years at the prestigious Main Auditorium of the University of Lagos on the 29th of November, 2013 by 10am.



The A-List conference is a signature event of The Girls Show Nigeria’s demonstration to showcase its efforts to further promote the education and empowerment of young women in Nigeria as well as its dedication to bringing about a revolution among the female folk through role-modeling.



The conference which will be hosted by the founder of The Girls Show Nigeria, Olamipeju Lawal, just like the previous 5 editions, will deliver to the attendees a body of knowledge about health, relationship, career and nation building by various guest speakers and facilitators including Hajia Turai Yar ‘Adua and Toyosi Akerele. ‘We add value to our nation by adding value to our young women and one way to add value to the lives of our young women is by bringing them timely information as affordably as possible. That’s the reason for the conference and that’s why attendance is free of charge’ says Olamipeju Lawal.



For the millions of Nigerians who nurture the desire to better the lot of our young women and also for the young women who desire a change, The Girls Revolution Conference demonstrates how only informed girls can take their rightful position in the history of our nation; it also reveals that beyond information, having successful role models is key to changing a girl’s life for good.



In commemoration of the 2013 Int'l Day of the Girl Child (11th Oct.) and Int'l Day for the elimination of Violence Against Women (25th Nov.), dramatic presentations will be held by various secondary school students who will be attending the conference. Together with informing the young women, there will also be lots of entertainment and refreshment.



The Girls Revolution Conference has been an A-List conference since inception with top government officials, industry giants and Nollywood actors as past guest speakers. These include Dame Abimbola Fashola (who was ably represented by the wife of the Commissioner of Works), Senator Oluremi Tinubu, Prof. Dora Akunyili, Mr. Femi Fani-Kayode, Mrs Omotola Rotimi (Director, Office of the public Defender), Mr Daouda Toure (UN representative in Nigeria), Mrs Ibukun Awosika, Ms. Joke Silva, Mrs Moyinoluwa Olutayo (Dear Mother), Treasure Obasi, and Lepacious Bose.



THE GIRLS REVOLUTION CONFERENCE is put together by THE GIRLS SHOW NIGERIA, a non-governmental organization dedicated to raising a generation of informed young women in Nigeria through various media outlets and gatherings. The Girls Revolution Conference has touched the lives of as many as ten thousand young women in Nigeria since August 2012.



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• For more information about this conference or to schedule an interview with Olamipeju Lawal, please call 08168364218 or add BB Pin 2A9AA4AE or follow @pjunilagfm or check www.thegirlsshowng.blogspot.com
• The Girls Show Nigeria started as a weekly radio programme on Unilag 103.1fm in June 2012 and currently airs on the same station every Tuesday from 3:05pm.
• The Girls Revolution Conference has been severally endorsed by The United Nation, Office of the 1st Lady of Lagos, the WellBeing Foundation Africa, Society for Family Health, Nigeria, FATE Foundation and this edition is endorsed by the Women's Interest Network and the NGOs & Not-for-Profits Organizations Committee of the Section of Int'l Law of the American Bar Association and by the Lagos office of TRLPLAW



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