The Global President of St. Ita’s Old Girls Association, SIOGA, Mrs. Cecilia Saduwa Isibor, has extended warm greetings to all members of the association worldwide on the occasion of International Women’s Day 2026.
In a statement in Abuja, Mrs. Isibor commends women for their resilience, leadership, and invaluable contributions to families, communities, and national development.
The statement emphasizes that women continue to play critical roles in all sectors of society and that their empowerment is essential for fostering inclusive, sustainable growth.
It highlights this year’s International Women’s Day theme, “Give to Gain,” noting that it underscores the importance of investing in women through mentorship, education, professional development, and access to leadership opportunities.
According to her, deliberate investment in women not only strengthens individual lives but also produces measurable benefits for families, communities, and nations.
The statement further calls on old girls of St. Ita’s across the globe to actively support one another, mentor younger women, and champion initiatives that promote gender equality, equity, and social inclusion.
According to the statement Mrs. Isibor urges all stakeholders—government, institutions, and civil society—to create enabling environments where women and girls can thrive and reach their full potential.
The Global President also praises the achievements of women in the St. Ita’s community, describing them as role models whose dedication, professionalism, and courage continue to inspire younger generations.
The statement encourages all members to use their skills, influence, and networks to make a positive impact on society while advancing the cause of women’s empowerment globally.
It reaffirms the association’s commitment to supporting women’s leadership, education, and welfare initiatives, noting that International Women’s Day is not only a celebration but also a call to action to strengthen opportunities for women and girls everywhere.
