Spotlighting Remarkable Women and Girls

The Woman: Her Wealth, Her Worth, Her Well-being

Mark your calendars for an inspiring day of ideas, innovation, and empowerment at TEDx Guzape Women 2025. This independently organized TEDx event is dedicated to amplifying the voices of women and allies who are driving meaningful change in their communities and beyond.

Under this year’s theme, focused on Women’s Worth, Wealth, and Wellbeing; attendees will experience a series of thought-provoking talks that explore personal experiences, groundbreaking research, and actionable insights.

These conversations aim to challenge perspectives, spark transformative dialogue, and inspire action toward a more equitable future.

Join us on March 29, 2025, at the UN Women Nations House in Abuja for a day of inspiration, connection, and empowerment. Together, we can create a world where every woman’s voice is heard, valued, and celebrated.

See you there!

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As we arrive at the final pages of 2025, this
Christmas edition feels both tender and collective. It
is a pause between what has been and what is
quietly becoming. A season of warmth, reflection,
and honest stock taking, wrapped in the familiar
comfort of family, memory, and hope.
This issue is about finishing well. Not with noise or
perfection, but with intention. Across these pages,
we explore purpose, resilience, womanhood,
healing, and the quiet power of choosing peace in a
world that constantly demands performance.
Being the cover star of this final issue is not about
visibility, but responsibility. It is about holding space
for reflection and renewal, and reminding ourselves
that growth often arrives softly. In wisdom earned,
boundaries honoured, and rest finally embraced.
As the year closes, I hope this edition meets you
gently. Whether you are celebrating milestones,
sitting with loss, or rebuilding in silence, remember
this, finishing strong is not about how the year
looked, but how you choose to step forward.
Here is to light, intention, and the courage to begin
again. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a
great New Year

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As we arrive at the final pages of 2025, this
Christmas edition feels both tender and collective. It
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quietly becoming. A season of warmth, reflection,
and honest stock taking, wrapped in the familiar
comfort of family, memory, and hope.
This issue is about finishing well. Not with noise or
perfection, but with intention. Across these pages,
we explore purpose, resilience, womanhood,
healing, and the quiet power of choosing peace in a
world that constantly demands performance.
Being the cover star of this final issue is not about
visibility, but responsibility. It is about holding space
for reflection and renewal, and reminding ourselves
that growth often arrives softly. In wisdom earned,
boundaries honoured, and rest finally embraced.
As the year closes, I hope this edition meets you
gently. Whether you are celebrating milestones,
sitting with loss, or rebuilding in silence, remember
this, finishing strong is not about how the year
looked, but how you choose to step forward.
Here is to light, intention, and the courage to begin
again. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a
great New Year

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