Energy, laughter, and heartfelt moments defined SheGlows 2025, Globacom’s annual gathering dedicated to celebrating the brilliance and resilience of its female workforce.
Held at the Alliance Française, Mike Adenuga Centre in Lagos, the summit carried the theme “Wellness for Growth,” bringing together women from across the Glo family for an evening of learning, laughter, and sisterhood. From the first keynote to the last applause, the atmosphere was electric.
Dr. Olubunmi Aboderin-Talabi inspired attendees to embrace every phase of life in her talk, “Ten Stages of Wellness.” “Take your power back,” she urged. “You can’t be pitiful and powerful at the same time.”
Next, fitness entrepreneur Bunmi George charged the audience to build resilience and discipline through balanced living. Her reminder that “your muscles are your longevity organ” drew smiles and nods of agreement.
The final session was by Executive Coach Ifeoma Williams, whose elegant delivery on “Commanding the Room” left every woman feeling seen and unstoppable. “When a woman truly glows,” she said, “she grows.”
Even those unable to attend in person joined virtually, ensuring that the SheGlows spirit spread far beyond the walls of the venue. Participants described the event as uplifting and unforgettable.
“It touched my core. My biggest takeaway is to let my brilliance serve, not intimidate. I’d love to do this again and again,” said Esther Ohiomoba from Enterprise Business.
More than just a summit, SheGlows 2025 was a reminder of Glo’s belief in women’s potential—and a celebration of every woman’s right to shine, thrive, and glow from within.
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