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November 19, 2024

Breathe summit exposes employees to wellness, strategies to thrive in economic uncertainty

Breathe summit exposes employees to wellness, strategies to thrive in economic uncertainty

By Etop Ekanem

The highly anticipated 2024 Breathe Summit brought together professionals from diverse organisations in Abuja, equipping them with cutting-edge strategies to prioritise wellness and resilience in the face of economic adversity.

The summit, convened by Maimuna Ummi Abdullahi, popularly known as Coach Didi, stated in a briefing that this year’s event aimed at providing participants with essential tools to effectively manage stress, promote mental well-being, and foster a supportive work environment conducive to personal and professional growth.

Highlighting the significance of employee well-being, Coach Didi emphasized, that investing in the overall wellness of  workforce is crucial for societal prosperity, adding: “By creating safe and nurturing workplaces, we unlock the potential for healthy growth, productivity, and collective success.”

Some of the seasoned speakers at the summit include, CEO  Nigcomsat, Jane Egerton-Idehen, Dr. Abayomi Olugbenga- Wyse, a Management Consultant, Dr. Amina Dorayi, Country Director Pathfinder Int’l, Hansatu Adegbite, National Consultant -UN Women and Rilwan Abarshi, a Management Consultant. 

Coach Diddi stated further that through expert-led sessions and interactive discussions, attendees gained valuable insights and practical solutions to cultivate resilience, improve mental health, and enhance workplace dynamics.

She said: “Breathe Summit serves as a vital reminder that employee well-being is a cornerstone of any organizational success. By prioritizing our people, we pave the way for a thriving, productive and prosperous future.”

The summit had in attendance distinguished guests such as  Ketty Regis, representative of French Embassy; Mrs. Hauwa Jankaro, Deputy Director PCC, Mrs. Firdausi Aliyu, MD Urban Shelter, Secretary, Mrs. Omolola , Secretary, FCT Judicial Service Commission, among others.