JCI Oluyole Marks International Women’s Day with Get Fit Project, Promoting Wellness Culture

JCI Oluyole Marks International Women’s Day with Get Fit Project, Promoting Wellness Culture

To mark International Women’s Day 2025, Junior Chamber International (JCI) Oluyole organized the “Get Fit Project,” a fitness and wellness initiative aimed at promoting healthy living and overall well-being. The event, held in collaboration with various fitness centers and wellness partners, gathered over 127 participants, including fitness enthusiasts, community leaders, and professionals……….READ MORE

The event featured high-energy aerobic sessions, wellness discussions, and motivational speeches designed to inspire a healthier society. JC Oluwaseun Adenuga, Team Lead of the Get Fit Project, emphasized the importance of leadership development and community impact, aligning with the event’s theme of promoting well-being.

Ambassador Abdulsalam Abdulquadri, Chairman of the National Youth Council of Nigeria (Oyo State Chapter), commended the initiative, highlighting the importance of youth involvement in promoting wellness. The event also emphasized the connection between physical and mental health, with Dr. Chidozie Mpamah stressing the importance of managing stress and prioritizing self-care.

JCIN Ambassador Akinbode Abitogun, Executive Vice President of JCI Nigeria, celebrated the contributions of women to society and encouraged men to support women’s empowerment year-round.

JCIN Amb. Busola Joseph, President of JCI Oluyole, reiterated the organization’s commitment to community service, leadership, and wellness, stressing that the Get Fit Project is just one step in promoting a healthier, more empowered society.

The event received strong support from various organizations and partners, setting a foundation for fitness to become a core part of community development.