The Discovery for Women, an initiative running for 17 years, will be holding its first rally of the year, themed ‘It’s Harvest’.
1st rally of the year themed ‘It’s Harvest’ to hold this March
Discovery for Women an initiative running for 17 years will be holding it's first rally of the year themed ‘It’s Harvest’.
The event coincides with International Women’s Day and will attract thousands of women from all over the country. It will also feature great music from fast rising gospel alternative soul singer, OBA.
Discovery for Women has been at the forefront of several empowerment initiatives, including The Discovery for Women Enhancement Program which has featured facilitators like Dr. Obi Ezekwesili, AmbassadorFolake Marcus Bello, Lai Koiki, amongst others.
The event is free and women are strongly encouraged to attend.
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Date: Sunday 8 March 2015
Venue:The Fountain of Life Church, 12 Industrial Estate Road, Ilupeju, Lagos
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