Ikoyi Club 1938 Honors Siju Iluyomade With Amazon Leadership Awards - DConnectNews

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Thursday, November 20, 2025

Ikoyi Club 1938 Honors Siju Iluyomade With Amazon Leadership Awards




It was celebration at its peak last  weekend, Sunday 16th  November 2025 at the historic prestigious haven, the ikoyi Club 1938, when the Convener of Arise Women,  Dr Siju Iluyomade was meritoriously honored by Leadership of the Organization for her numerous achievements.


The event which comes exactly 2weeks just after the successful hosting of the 17th edition of Arise Women activities, which included but not limited to, Arise Walk For and Arise Women Conference held in Lagos on the 1st and 2nd of November amidst pomp and pageantry with over 5000 participants. The Ikoyi Club 1938 known for its credibility and prestige has often times selected distinguished personalities who have contributed immensely to the society for honor, hence, the Dr Siju has she is fondly called, was indeed picked due to his amazing job uplifting the underprivileged in the society vie her foundation in the last 17years. 



Dr Siju who came to the event alongside his husband. Pastor Idowu Iluyomade, the Senior Pastor at The Family Fellowship Church and hosts of members of Arise Women showered with encomium and praises by leaders of the Club led by its Chairman, Mr Akinwunmi Akintola, for selflessly empowering the less privileged individuals in the country with provision of basic and social amenities over the years.  According to Mr Akintola " you have indeed written your name in the heart of many households with gold. The support and assistance you have rendered through Arise Women Foundation has uplifted many in education, health, provisions of amenities like boreholes and so on,  we can only thank you and honor you with this Amazon Leadership Award, so that it will encourage others" 


Arise Women' has, in the last 17 years, catered to thousands of less privileged and households across the country, building and equipping hospitals and schools in villages, including the construction of boreholes, mobile clinics, computer centres, and hosting women empowerment sessions, and many more.

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