A leading Nigerian business law firm, G. Elias, has said one of the means by which a society can grow is to ensure that all individuals, regardless of background, have access to equal opportunities.
The firm said this during its recent outreach activities in Lagos and Abuja to commemorate International Women’s Day 2025.
The initiative included visits to the Shelter for Victims of Domestic Violence, Abuse, and Trafficking, Transit Home in Lagos, as well as the Dorothy Njemanze Foundation in Abuja.
Speaking at the event, Chief Operating Officer at G. Elias, Nana Dare, said the firm was solidifying its commitment to gender equality, social justice and women’s empowerment, highlighting the importance of sustained efforts to create inclusive opportunities for women.
She said: “At G. Elias we believe that empowering women is fundamental to building a more just and equitable society. Our outreach initiatives, including our visits to these shelters, reflect this commitment. We are also dedicated to fostering economic and social inclusion for women in all spheres of life. Through initiatives like this, we aim to drive real impact by not only addressing immediate needs but also advocating for long-term solutions that promote gender equality, professional advancement, and economic empowerment. We remain steadfast in our efforts to contribute meaningfully to the broader movement for women’s rights and inclusion.”
Meant, Human Resources Executive at G. Elias, Hadizah Shittu, said: “Women’s empowerment and equality are central to our approach, as we believe that true progress comes from ensuring that all individuals, regardless of background, have access to opportunities for growth. Through our community engagement efforts, we aim to make a tangible impact by supporting initiatives that foster resilience, economic empowerment, and long-term development. We remain dedicated to contributing to Nigeria’s socio-economic advancement and creating lasting change.”
Meanwhile, recognising the United Nations’ call for collective action to advance gender equality and support survivors of gender-based violence, G. Elias. outreach aimed to foster empowerment and provide critical resources for survivors and at-risk individuals.
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