Union Bank of Nigeria has launched its 'Give to Gain' campaign, a significant initiative designed to promote gender equity by providing targeted support to women with disabilities and caregivers of children with disabilities. This initiative, marking International Women’s Month 2026, aims to create pathways for inclusion and opportunities that empower these marginalized groups to thrive in various sectors, including entrepreneurship and education. The campaign emphasizes moving beyond mere advocacy to establish concrete support systems that help these women achieve their professional and personal goals.

The launch event, which took place in Lagos, functioned as a crucial gathering point for women with disabilities, their caregivers, advocacy organizations, and important stakeholders. The platform enabled meaningful dialogue and mentorship opportunities while offering essential resources for empowerment. The Chief Brand and Marketing Officer of Union Bank underscored the bank’s dedication to fostering social and economic advancements for women living with disabilities, signifying a commitment to addressing the unique challenges faced by this demographic.

The 'Give to Gain' campaign aligns with broader global discussions on gender equality and disability rights, highlighting the intersectionality of these issues in the context of Nigeria. The initiative not only seeks to uplift women with disabilities but also encourages society to recognize and support the capabilities and contributions of these individuals, ultimately aiming to create a more inclusive community for all.