In celebration of International Women's Day, the Ladies Ring hosted its 6th annual conference, themed "To the Woman in the Mirror: A Love Letter to Self. The event, held at Teest Hotel, New Government House, Rayfield, Jos, was a gathering of phenomenal women who came together to reflect, empower, and celebrate themselves.
Graced by insightful speakers and thought-provoking panel discussions, the event was a defining moment for self-love, audacity, and personal transformation. It was a space for women to pause, look within, and embrace the woman staring back at them in the mirror.
Kinpye Milam. Founder, Ladies Ring. 
The Power of Reflection and Self-Love
Keynote speaker Pastor Mrs. Sako Yusuf set the tone for the day with a powerful message on self-love, courage, and purpose. They reminded every woman that true transformation begins with how she sees herself. It was a call to embrace imperfections, celebrate strengths, and nurture a personal relationship with God.
Bracing Up and Being Bold
The first panel, hosted by *Mrs. Nerat Okposio*, featured Kibapi Nzomisaki, Kristen Haruna, and Christine Ishanepepe. Their discussion centered on self-discovery, confidence, and breaking societal limitations. Each panelist shared personal experiences of overcoming challenges and stepping into their greatness.
Mrs. Nerat Okposio
Kristen Haruna(left), Kibapi Nzomisaki (middle), Christine Ishanpepe(extreme right). Then Mrs, Yitykim Leah Datong delved deeper into the United Nations' International Women's Day theme from the United Nations, emphasizing the need for gender equality, equal rights and empowerment. Women were encouraged to step out of their comfort zones, embrace leadership roles, and be intentional about their personal and professional growth.
Mrs. Yitykim Leah DatongThe second panel, moderated by Temi, with speakers Milam Kinpye, Tanko Lami, focused on mental and emotional well-being, having a personal relationship with God and staying committed to one's purpose.
Tanko Lami(Left), Kinpye Milam ( Middle), Temi(extreme right). The event was anchored by Saphire Ngwan and Nyinrot Kitgak, who brought warmth and energy, ensuring the audience remained engaged throughout the discussions.
Beyond the conversations, the event fostered deep connections, mentorship, and empowerment. Women left the hall not just inspired but equipped with practical steps to become the best versions of themselves.
The dress code spoke volumes—*“Show up looking like the woman you want to see in the mirror.”* And indeed, the women who attended did just that—dressed in confidence, grace, and purpose.
As the world continues to push for gender equity and women's empowerment, this event served as a powerful reminder that real change starts within. The woman in the mirror is the first person who must believe in her worth, her power, and her divine purpose.
So, to every woman out there: love yourself audaciously, pursue your dreams fearlessly, and embrace the masterpiece that you are.
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