The Federal Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development in Nigeria organized the second edition of Nigerian Women’s Day during the 70th session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women in New York City. Under the leadership of Minister Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim, the event gathered global leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders to discuss pressing issues surrounding gender equality and inclusive development. This initiative aligns with Nigeria's broader strategy to advocate for women's rights and amplify their voices on the global stage.

Noteworthy attendees included Amina J. Mohammed, the Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, among other ministers, diplomats, and gender advocates. The day-long program featured a variety of activities, including cultural displays, dialogue sessions, and high-level engagements, all aimed at fostering collaboration and generating support for gender equality initiatives. Participants shared insights and strategies to empower women, promoting the idea that investing in women's potential is crucial for achieving sustainable development.

The event's theme, "31 Years of Progress, Resilience, Impact and Renewed Hope," underscores the significant strides made in Nigeria towards enhancing gender equality over the past decades. It serves as both a reflection of the progress achieved and a call to action for increased global investment in women's empowerment. The emphasis on collective efforts highlights the crucial role that international cooperation plays in addressing gender disparities and ensuring that women's rights are prioritized on the global agenda.