
Strengthening Leadership, Strategy, and Well-Being for Greater Impact
FIDA Nigeria Retreat was an impactful journey of learning, reflection, and strategic planning. From leadership insights to mental health awareness, each session strengthened our collective mission for justice and empowerment. Day 2 offered a remarkable platform for meaningful discussions and collaborative growth.
Key Highlights
- Envisioning Strategic Leadership for Impact & Sustainability – Ene Obi, former Country Director, ActionAid Nigeria, set the tone with an inspiring session on visionary leadership and sustainability in the non-profit sector.
- Attracting, Mobilizing, Managing & Diversifying Resources – Nkechi Ilochi Kanny, Director of Resource Mobilization & Innovation at ActionAid Nigeria, shared actionable strategies to enhance funding, partnerships, and organizational growth.
- Mental Health Awareness & Psychological Safety in the Workplace – Dr. Motunrayo Oyelohunnu, Consultant Psychiatrist & Lifestyle Medicine Physician, emphasized the importance of mental well-being in fostering a productive and healthy work environment.
- Shelter Operations & Administration – A crucial discussion on best practices for managing safe spaces for women and children in need.
- Charting Pathways for Success in 2025 – A deep dive into FIDA Nigeria’s strategic roadmap, focusing on new organizational structures, collaboration, and long-term impact.
The day ended on a high note with a Dinner, Games & Appreciation Night, bringing moments of laughter, bonding, and celebration.
As we move forward, we remain steadfast in our commitment to justice, equity, and women’s empowerment.
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