Women in Mining advocate for women’s empowerment, entrepreneurship

From  Leo Abel Zwànke, Lafia 

The Women in Mining Training Institute (WIMTI) is set to host its December 2024 edition, themed “Entrepreneurship and Mining,” aimed at empowering women with strategies to excel in mining and entrepreneurial ventures. 

In a statement by the Media officer Abel Leonard and sent to journalists on Wednesday noted that Two speakers will headline the session:Janet Adeyemi, a mining expert, and Badewa Adejuyigbe Williams, an advocate for women’s empowerment and entrepreneurship.

Janet Adeyemi will deliver a presentation titled “Circular Economy in Mining: A Review of Best Practices and Case Studies from Around the World.” 

Speaking on the importance of sustainable mining,Adeyemi will explore innovative approaches to circular economies in the industry.

“Mining practices must evolve to embrace sustainability. Circular economies offer opportunities to reduce waste, enhance efficiency, and create lasting value,” Adeyemi noted in a pre-event announcement.

Badewa Adejuyigbe Williams will complement the session with a talk on “Breaking Barriers and Building Successful Entrepreneurial Ventures.” Her presentation will focus on navigating challenges, building resilience, and identifying opportunities for women in mining and entrepreneurship.

“Women must position themselves to break barriers and leverage entrepreneurial tools for success in mining. Collaboration and innovation will drive progress,” Williams emphasized.

The WIMTI Class continues to serve as a platform for professional women in mining to learn, share knowledge, and advance their careers. Organizers urge participants to register ahead of time.

The event promises to equip attendees with global insights and strategies to promote inclusive growth in the mining sector.