Pamilerin Adegoke, Ifehinwa Mogekwu, Akah Nnani, Others Speak At JCI Social Media Confab

On 25 June, 2023, Junior Chamber International (JCI) Ikeja Chapter will be hosting various media enthusiasts and business experts at the Grandeur Event Center, Ikeja for its social media seminar themed “Social Media: The Art of Humanization Before Monetization”. 

This event aims to foster meaningful discussions on how social media platforms can be utilized as tools for fostering connections, building communities, and enhancing humanization before pursuing monetization strategies.

Serving as the keynote speaker for the event is multi-awarding culinary expert, content creator Ifehinwa Mogekwu.

The organization highlighted its lineup of remarkable panellists for the event namely Nollywood Actor and content creator Akah Nnani, Media Influencer and Public Relations Expert, Pamilerin Adegoke, Media Strategist and Expert Lola Omoworare, and the Manager of Patnerships and Platforms, MTN Nigeria, Joshua Esiebo.

Speaking about the occasion, JCI Ikeja President, Oyebola Olafasakin said, “We are honored to have our guest speakers and panelists attend our event. The mission of JCI Ikeja is to develop young, engaged leaders. The primary objective of this seminar is to provide attendees with education on the concept of “Social Media: The Art of Humanization Before Monetization.” Humans are social creatures, and it is time we improve humanization on social media before pursuing monetization tactics.

“It is evident that social media is no longer optional for business owners. The importance of social media humanization before monetization cannot be overstated. In the digital age, where social media platforms have become powerful tools for communication and engagement, it is crucial to prioritize authentic human connections over immediate financial gains.” he added.

The conference will examine the reality that by focusing on building genuine relationships, fostering meaningful conversations, and adding value to the lives of others, individuals and businesses can establish trust and credibility in the online space.

Junior Chamber International (JCI) Ikeja Chapter is a non-profit, community-focused entity dedicated to providing development opportunities for young people to create positive change through programs and projects that helps to build the mind of the youth to become active citizens.

Originally founded in 1915 Junior Chamber International has recorded over 200,000 members globally and over 5,000 Nigerian members.