UNILAG Vice-Chancellor Urges Women in Nigerian Academia to Aim for Leadership Roles

In a address at the inaugural Women’s Leadership Conference, Professor Folasade Ogunsola, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lagos (UNILAG), encouraged women in Nigerian academia to overcome their reservations and aspire to leadership positions.Titled “Finding Your Spark, Breaking Your Boundaries,” Professor Ogunsola’s presentation resonated with a captivated audience of aspiring women leaders.

She emphasized the importance of self-advocacy and shared valuable insights on various leadership styles and strategies.

“Be scared, but do it anyway!” Professor Ogunsola declared, urging women to step out of their comfort zones and embrace leadership roles. Her words echoed throughout the conference hall, inspiring attendees to take bold steps in their careers.

The event marked a significant milestone in promoting gender equality and empowering women within academic institutions. As more women rise to leadership positions, the landscape of Nigerian academia is poised for positive transformation.

Professor Ogunsola’s call to action serves as a rallying cry for women across the country, reminding them that their potential knows no bounds. With determination and courage, they can shatter glass ceilings and lead with excellence.

The Women’s Leadership Conference concluded with a renewed sense of purpose, as attendees left with actionable strategies and newfound motivation. UNILAG’s Vice-Chancellor set the stage for a future where women’s voices are amplified and their impact felt across all spheres of academia.

 Her leadership at UNILAG exemplifies the transformative role women can play in shaping educational institutions and society at large.