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Zenith Bank Launches Maiden Girl-Child Empowerment Skills To Develop Confidence, Pursue Aspirations And Tap Into Meaningful Opportunities October 12 {How To Register}

Zenith Bank Launches Maiden Girl-Child Empowerment Skills

 

OpenLife News reports that Zenith Bank Plc is set to launch the maiden edition of its Girl-Child Empowerment Programme.

According to the bank, it is an initiative aimed at inspiring young girls to dream boldly, develop the skills and confidence to pursue their aspirations, and prepare for meaningful opportunities in the future.

The event, themed “Banking On Her Tomorrow,” is the brainchild of the Bank’s Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Dame Dr. Adaora Umeoji, OON, the first female GMD/CEO in Zenith Bank’s history and a strong advocate for girl-child education and empowerment.

Zenith Bank, Nigeria’s leading bank in digital, customers’ care and corporate governance

The event will be held virtually on Monday, October 12, 2026, at 11:00 a.m., a day after the International Day of the Girl Child, observed globally on October 11.

The programme, which will feature an impressive lineup of distinguished experts in various fields, seeks to provide girls with the inspiration, knowledge and practical perspectives needed to navigate their education and careers, while exposing them to opportunities in skills development, mentorship and leadership.

As an annual platform, it will encourage girls to recognise their potential, broaden their aspirations and equip themselves to make informed choices about their future.

Dame Dr. Adaora Umeoji, Zenith Bank Plc’s Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer

The initiative builds on Zenith Bank Plc’s longstanding commitment to women and girls, demonstrated through programmes and platforms including the Bank’s annual International Women’s Day Seminar, its sole sponsorship of the Zenith Women’s Basketball League, the Women of Honour Awards in partnership with the Ford Foundation, and the Pad-a-Queen Initiative.

These complement the Bank’s women-focused financial solutions, including the Z-Woman initiative, an empowerment programme that supports women-owned and women-led businesses through specialised funding, capacity building and networking.

Dame Adaora Umeoji, Group CEO, Zenith Bank Plc

Together, these initiatives reflect the Bank’s broader commitment to supporting women and girls at different stages of their lives, and to contributing meaningfully to national development.

This maiden edition is open to all, with girls, parents, educators and other members of the public invited to participate.

Interested participants can register via the link below.

https://events.zoom.us/ev/AhU2FESLzXuo9VUK0jA1HzBmWCpvvDtRdcYMObih7zgSUjKEyTFs~AlKZVoKpnzFj0-Gs0a5KJNz9_lzYA2oDrpUePQJtAte6EPk4smEHGNT-Lg

Those unable to join via Zoom can follow the live stream on Zenith Bank’s social media platforms.

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