The organising team disclosed that the newly unveiled entertainment committee will spearhead creative and cultural engagements during the rally, which will take place at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium. The initiative is linked to the office of Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim and the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs.
Announced via the organisers’ official Instagram platform on Sunday, the rally—tagged “The Power of 10 Million: One Voice! One Movement!! One Choice!!!”—is projected to draw millions of women from across Nigeria, positioning it as one of the largest gatherings focused on women’s empowerment in the country.
In a statement accompanying the announcement, the organisers emphasised the broader significance of the committee’s role, describing it as central to amplifying the spirit of unity and creativity underpinning the movement.
“This is more than entertainment; it reflects the energy of a movement in action—celebrating women, showcasing culture, and inspiring a nation through creativity and unity,” the statement noted.
The committee is chaired by Lagos State First Lady, Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, while Hannatu Musa Musawa, Rachael Umahi, and Ramatu Tijani will serve as co-chairpersons.
A number of prominent Nollywood personalities and cultural figures have also been enlisted as members, including Rahama Sadau, Eniola Badmus, Joke Silva, Toyin Abraham, Funke Akindele, Fausat Balogun, and Sola Kosoko, among others drawn from across the entertainment landscape.
According to the organisers, the committee’s mandate includes coordinating performances and other creative elements to ensure the rally remains vibrant, engaging, and memorable for attendees.
The event itself is designed as a fusion of empowerment programmes and cultural showcases, aimed at mobilising women nationwide while reinforcing a shared sense of purpose and collective voice.
Members of the entertainment committee include:
1. Rahama Sadau (Co-Chairperson)
2. Eniola Badmus (Co-Chairperson)
3. General Deaconess Ngozi Okoh (Co-Chairperson)
4. Tola Akerele (Co-Chairperson)
5. Rukkaiya Mohammed
6. Joke Silva
7. Aisha Humairah
8. Toyin Abraham
9. Funke Akindele
10. Rashida Maisaa
11. Halima Oyelade
12. Funke Adesiyan
13. Fausat Balogun
14. Toyin Adegbola
15. Fati Niger
16. Remi Oshodi
17. Esther Nwaogwounuwe Wright
18. Madam Saje
19. Toyosi Adesanya
20. Fathia Balogun
21. Eniola Ajao
22. Lanre Hassan
23. Sola Kosoko
24. Rose Odika
25. Samira Ahmed
26. Teema Makamashi
27. Fati Karshina
28. Maryam Bukar (AlhanIslam)
29. Ify Okeke-Ozzuode
30. Shamsiyya Aminu Garba
31. Kehinde Peters-Adebisi
32. Khadija Yusuf