In an extraordinary and historic recognition, PAN Igbo Women International has named Dr. Helen Taiwo Adebakin as their Grand Matron, marking her as the first woman from the Southwest to hold this prestigious position. This landmark appointment celebrates her dedication to promoting unity, cultural harmony, and women empowerment across Nigeria. By entrusting her with this role, PAN Igbo Women International has reaffirmed their commitment to fostering collaboration between regions and strengthening ties among women.
As the President of the Southern Women Empowerment Forum, Dr. Adebakin has been a tireless advocate for inclusivity and progress. In her new capacity as Grand Matron, she has pledged to work closely with PAN Igbo Women International to build stronger relationships and foster peace and development across regions. Her visionary leadership promises a future of greater unity and empowerment for women, transcending cultural and geographical barriers.
Congratulations to Dr. Helen Taiwo Adebakin on this historic achievement! Her recognition as the first Southwest Grand Matron of PAN Igbo Women International is a testament to her outstanding leadership and commitment to unity. May her tenure be filled with groundbreaking successes and enduring contributions to the empowerment of women across Nigeria.
