Women in Mining in Nigeria (WIMIN) and Ecobank Nigeria, a division of the Ecobank Group, the top pan-African banking organisation, are collaborating on the annual Gold & Gemstone Conference & Exhibition.
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The National Association of Online Security News Publishers, or NAOSNP, can disclose that the three-day event, which is set for Thursday, September 26 to Saturday, September 28th, will take place at the Ecobank Pan African Centre (EPAC) on Highbrow Victoria, Lagos.
The country’s mining industry is expected to be significantly impacted by the Women in Mining in Nigeria (WIMIN) Gold and Gem Conference and Exhibition (GGCE). Honourable Engineer Janet Adeyemi, the organization’s founder, has guided WIMIN with vision and determination, empowering women and fostering innovation in the field.
As it unites with the African Gem and Jewellery Conference and Exhibition (AGJEC) this year, the GGCE becomes a historic event that draws attendees from all over the continent. Modern mining technology, exquisite jewellery made of gold and gemstones, and environmentally friendly methods will all be on display during the event.
The chairman of the WIMIN Gold and Gemstone Conference and Exhibition, Mrs. Adesuwa Dan-Princewill, underlined the significance of value addition in the mining industry as well as the necessity of cooperation and partnership: “The jewellery trade in Nigeria has a unique platform thanks to WIMIN GGCE Lagos. We are encouraging innovation and accelerating value addition in the mining industry by bringing together women from all over the continent.
The conference will provide a wide variety of events, such as:
● Exhibition: Highlighting jewellery and stones from Africa.
● Workshops: Practical instruction in gemstone identification, jewellery manufacturing, and business growth. Networking: Chances to meet colleagues in the field and possible business partners.
● Panel Discussions: Covering important subjects like sustainability, innovation, and gender equality.
Honourable Engineer Janet Adeyemi said, “This event is a testament to the power of women in the mining industry.” She was excited about the growth of WIMIN and the influence of the GGCE.
We are bringing about good change and influencing the future of the diamond industry in Nigeria by offering a forum for empowerment and cooperation. Ecobank Nigeria’s Head of SMEs, Partnerships and Collaborations, Omoboye Odu, stated that the initiative supports Ecobank’s mission of supporting professional organisations that are contributing to the development of the country’s economy and that the support is in line with the bank’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) goals.
The goal of Ecobank’s corporate social responsibility initiatives, in her words, is to support Africa’s financial integration and economic growth.
Our dedication lies in facilitating the success of professional organisations. We are assisting Nigeria’s long-term social and economic growth in this way.
We are confident that the conference will be extremely beneficial to attendees and create new opportunities in the mining and jewelry-making sectors.
