Nyamekye Wilson Brings the Humanitarian and Benevolence Tour to Abuja With the Spark Conference
Global powerhouse and founder of Black Sisters in STEM, Nyamekye Wilson, is bringing her transformational Humanitarian and Benevolence Tour to Abuja, and this stop is set to be one of the most electrifying moments of the entire tour.
In partnership with Virtuous Pads and the Girls Dignity Foundation, the Abuja edition will ignite the city with The Spark Conference, a gathering designed to celebrate courage, amplify women’s voices, and equip the next generation of girls to rise as confident, impact-driven leaders.
This unforgettable event takes place on Wednesday, 19th November 2025, and if you care about leadership, innovation, girls’ empowerment, or community transformation, this is the one event you cannot afford to miss.
The Spark Conference is part of Wilson’s broader mission to empower youth across Africa through education, digital skills, and community-centered interventions. While the Humanitarian and Benevolence Tour spans multiple countries, the Abuja event places special emphasis on girls’ dignity, menstrual health, and the elimination of period poverty.
“Empowering girls means giving them the tools and the freedom to learn, grow, and lead without barriers,” said Nyamekye Wilson, a first-generation Ghanaian-American social impact leader. “Through the Spark Conference, we are not just providing reusable pads, we are restoring confidence, promoting health education, and ensuring girls are able to stay in school and dream without limitations.”
The event will bring together experts, community leaders, and young participants for an inspiring day of learning, storytelling, and connection. Attendees will benefit from:
• Menstrual health education and training
• Distribution of high-quality reusable pads courtesy of Virtuous Pads
• Motivational Talks
• Networking opportunities aimed at building leadership and confidence among young girls
The Spark Conference reinforces Wilson’s commitment to ensuring that girls, especially those from low-income communities, have access to the essential tools that support long-term wellbeing. Through this partnership-driven approach, the tour highlights how philanthropy, innovation, and community collaboration can create meaningful, lasting change.
This Abuja convening marks one of the most impactful stops of the Humanitarian and Benevolence Tour, further bridging the gap between diaspora-led development and community empowerment initiatives across Africa.
