The social empowerment arm of telecommunications big, Globacom, Glo Foundation, final Friday performed host to tons of of ladies from varied secondary faculties throughout the nation in commemoration of the 2025 International Day of the Girl Child.
The Foundation organized a symbolic stroll and film timeout for the enthusiastic ladies who got here out of their good numbers.
100 ladies chosen from 5 secondary faculties in Lagos have been acquired on the company head workplace of Globacom, Mike Adenuga Towers, Victoria Island, the place they’d a short session with senior feminine executives of the corporate.
They have been chosen from Queens College, Sabo Yaba; Herbert Macaulay Girls Senior High School, Yaba; Kuramo Senior College, Victoria Island; Victoria Island Secondary School; and Vivian Fowler Memorial College, Oregun, Ikeja.
Dueing the session, the women have been inspired to need and pursue excellence of their future fields of endeavour and to attempt to achieve any professions or companies of their liking.
The ladies have been acquired by Globacom’s Director, Strategy and Board Affairs, Mrs Mojisola Ashieru Sweet, who charged the scholars to be happy with who they’re and be assured of the success that can come from their efforts.
The firm’s Head of Human Resources, Mrs Jumoke Aduwo, additional emphasised the necessity for the women to exhibit hardwork and diligence as they develop robust character which is able to assist them to navigate the tough terrains of life.
The college students later took a symbolic stroll from Globacom’s Mike Adenuga Towers to the Customer Care and Information Systems departments, at Ahmadu Bello Way, the place they learnt a number of the fundamentals concerning the operations of the telecommunications infrastructure.
They subsequently moved to Silverbird Cinema, the place they watched a Nollywood film, “The Serpent’s Gift”, that includes Linda Ejiofor and radio presenter and actor, Chico Aligwejwe.
The Federal Capital Territory was additionally concerned within the train the place college students from Al-Noor Academy, Wuse, and Redeemers Private School have been hosted on the Glo workplace and at Silverbird Cinema, Jabi Lake Mall.
In Kaduna, Owerri, Port Harcourt and Benin City, the story was not completely different as ladies from chosen faculties have been acquired in Glo workplaces and later taken to the flicks the place all of them watched the film, “The Serpent’s Gift”.
After the film, the women took time to debate the important thing classes from the film in an effort to foster public talking abilities and confidence in them.
