Countdown to ARISE Women Conference: Dare Justified, Alaseyori to Perform as Thousands Set for Free Medicals and Pink Buckets (Foodbasket)
Preparations for the 18th edition of the ARISE Women Foundation activities are in top gear, with prominent Nigerians at home and abroad indicating interest to grace one of the most impactful humanitarian programmes in Nigeria.
According to Convener, Dr. Siju Iluyomade, the 2026 edition, themed *’I M P A C T’*, is poised to be transformational and monumental.
Scheduled for *October 31st and November 1st*, the global event will attract thousands of participants physically and online.
Activities will kick off on October 31st with the signature *’Arise Walk For Life’* to sensitize the public on healthy living. Participants will walk several kilometres within Victoria Island, Lagos, ending with dance routines featuring top celebrities, comedians and gospel music stars including *Alaseyori, Dare Justified, Tosin Alao* and many more.
Other highlights of the event include a *free medical outreach at the rooftop terrace*, where participants will receive essential health checks and wellness services.
The grand finale, the *Arise Women Conference*, will hold on November 1st at the Ballroom of Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos. Prominent Nigerian women and notable personalities from various spheres of life will deliver speeches on human upliftment, empowerment and sustainable impact.
As is tradition, thousands of less privileged persons will go home with the signature *Arise Pink Bucket* food basket containing foodstuffs and other essentials.
The Foundation continues to make a difference through the *ARISE Medical Centre, Dafara, Abuja*, providing free healthcare services to women and families, including free childbirth services and essential care for vulnerable members of the community.
In the last 18 years, ARISE Women Foundation has catered to thousands of households across the country, building and equipping hospitals and schools, constructing boreholes, providing mobile clinics and computer centres, and hosting women empowerment sessions.
This year, the Foundation is taking that commitment further by bringing communities together around preventive healthcare, wellness, empowerment and lasting impact.
