JTAH Foundation has launched a countdown to its 2026 National Stakeholders Conference in Lagos State, focusing on masculinity, vulnerability, and relationship breakdown.
Philips News reports that Jashabel Touch-A-Heart Foundation (JTAH Foundation), dedicated to promoting the welfare and interests of women, the girl-child and vulnerable individuals, has officially kicked off preparations and media activities ahead of its highly anticipated National Stakeholders Conference 4.0, set to take place on June 11, 2026, in Onikan, Lagos State, Nigeria’s commercial city.
The annual JTAH Foundation conference, which has grown into a major platform for dialogue and social advocacy, is expected to bring together policymakers, professionals, humanitarian advocates, entertainers, security experts, and community leaders to discuss pressing societal concerns and chart practical solutions.
The 2026 JTAH Foundation National Stakeholders Conference will focus on a compelling and timely topic: “Men, Why the Silence? Masculinity, Vulnerability, and Relationship Breakdown.”
According to the organisers, the conference aims to examine growing concerns about masculinity, emotional expression, and vulnerability among men, and to explore how these issues affect relationships, families, and society at large.
Speaking on the upcoming event, the Executive Director of the foundation, Favour Benson, said the conference is being organised in collaboration with major stakeholders across various sectors to encourage meaningful dialogue, partnerships, and sustainable responses to social issues affecting communities.
The JTAH Foundation Executive Director explained that JTAH Foundational National Stakeholders Conference 4.0 is designed to explore the impact of masculinity, emotional expression, and vulnerability on relationships, family systems, and society as a whole.
This online newspaper understands that the 2026 National Stakeholders Conference is already attracting prominent personalities from across Nigeria’s advocacy, entertainment, humanitarian, and public sectors.
Among those confirmed for the event are Chief Andy Boyo, who will serve as Chairman of the Day, alongside respected figures including Dr Joe Okei-Odumakin, Hon. Mobolaji Ogunlende, Builder (Dr.) Abdulhakeem Odegade, Amb. (Dr.) Rtn. Jackie Adunni Kassim, filmmaker Biodun Stephen, Amb. Dr Queen Blessing Ebigieson and veteran Nollywood actor Paul Obazele.
A major highlight of the conference will be an expert-led panel session featuring seasoned speakers and advocates.
Confirmed panellists for the session include Dr Ray Echebiri, Amb. Ronke Oyelakin, Damilare Adewusi, Barr. Kunle Afolabi, O’dinaka Solomon Obi (Onowu Igbo), and Becky Olohunpomi.
The session will be moderated by renowned Nollywood filmmaker Biodun Stephen, who is expected to guide thought-provoking discussions around the conference’s central theme: “Men, Why the Silence? Masculinity, Vulnerability, and Relationship Breakdown.”
In addition, Mr Kingsley Obom-Egbulem will deliver the keynote address, offering deeper insights into masculinity, emotional vulnerability, and the broader societal implications of relationship breakdown.
Their participation in the forthcoming conference is expected to enrich discussions and strengthen efforts toward addressing emotional well-being, social cohesion, and relationship challenges in Nigeria.
Meanwhile, PhilipsNews reports that beyond conversations and policy dialogue, the 2026 JTAH Foundation National Stakeholders Conference will also celebrate individuals making meaningful contributions to humanitarian services and community development.
The 2026 National Stakeholders Conference will feature the Recognition Award and Inspiring Women Award, all aimed at honouring exceptional personalities whose impact has transformed lives and communities.
The organisers of the event said award recipients will also be spotlighted in a special conference magazine highlighting their achievements, influence, and contributions to society.
JTAH Foundation said it remains optimistic that the 2026 conference 4.0 will deepen conversations on emotional well-being, healthy relationships, humanitarian service, and community development in Nigeria, while encouraging collective efforts toward fostering stronger families and more united communities.
