The Honorable Commissioner for Commerce, Cooperatives, Trade and Investment (MCCTI), Mrs. Folashade Bada Ambrose, has joined women leaders and professionals at the Pink Dew Soirée.
Eko Hot News reports that the event, organized by renowned media entrepreneur, Mrs. Betty Irabor, was held recently in Lagos and brought together a community of like-minded women from business, creative, and professional sectors.
Mrs. Bada Ambrose described the soirée as a powerful reminder of the strength that emerges when intention, connection, and community converge in one space.
According to the Commissioner, the gathering highlighted the growing influence of women in business and other critical areas of society, while creating a platform for shared experiences and collective growth.
She noted that beyond networking, the Pink Dew Soirée encouraged partnerships and collaborations aimed at advancing women’s contributions to economic development and nation building.
Mrs. Bada Ambrose emphasized that women play a critical role in driving innovation, entrepreneurship, and inclusive growth, adding that platforms such as the Pink Dew community help amplify women’s voices and impact.
She further commended the organizers for creating a safe and inspiring environment where women could reflect on their journeys, celebrate achievements, and explore opportunities for collaboration.
The Commissioner reaffirmed the Lagos State Government’s commitment to policies and programmes that support women-led enterprises and promote gender inclusion in commerce, trade, and investment.
She added that empowering women economically remains a key pillar in achieving sustainable development and shared prosperity across Lagos State.
Participants at the event expressed appreciation for the opportunity to connect, exchange ideas, and strengthen bonds that support both personal growth and professional advancement.
The Pink Dew Soirée continues to grow as a platform that celebrates womanhood, leadership, and purposeful collaboration, reinforcing the importance of community in driving societal progress.
