The Jashabel Touch-A-Heart Foundation (JTAH Foundation) has officially commenced its media countdown for the much-anticipated National Stakeholders Conference 4.0, scheduled to be held in June at Onikan, Lagos State.
Announcing this in a statement, the Executive Director of the foundation, Favour Benson, said the annual conference will be organised in collaboration with key stakeholders across different sectors, aimed at deepening dialogue, strengthening collaboration, and promoting sustainable solutions to urgent societal challenges.
This year’s conference is anchored on the thought-provoking theme: “Men, Why the Silence? Masculinity, Vulnerability, and Relationship Breakdown.”
According to the organisers, the conference, with the theme which would hold answers for families and the society, will interrogate the impact of masculinity, emotional expression, and vulnerability on relationships, family structures, and the wider society.
It is expected to create a platform for emotional awareness, practical solutions, and stronger community engagement so that healing and healthier family systems can thrive.
The conference will also feature the prestigious Recognition Award and Inspiring Women Award, honouring outstanding individuals who have contributed remarkably to humanitarian services and social development.
Honourees will be profiled in a special conference magazine, designed to spotlight their achievements, influence, and impact on society.
The foundation noted that the event is expected to bring together policymakers, professionals, civil society organisations, entertainers, security officials, and community leaders, all coming together for impactful discussions and collaborative initiatives geared towards positive social change.
Several distinguished personalities have confirmed their participation, including Chief Andy Boyo (Chairman of the Day), Dr. Joe Okei-Odumakin, Hon. Mobolaji Ogunlende, Builder (Dr.) Abdulhakeem Odegade, Amb. (Dr.) Rtn. Jackie Adunni Kassim, Biodun Stephen, Amb. Dr. Queen Blessing Ebigieson and Paul Obazele, alongside other stakeholders from the entertainment, advocacy, and public sectors.
The conference will also feature a panel discussion with distinguished speakers: Dr. Ray Echebiri, Amb. Ronke Oyelakin, Damilare Adewusi, Barr. Kunle Afolabi, O’dinaka Solomon Obi (Onowu Igbo), and Becky Olohunpomi, Biodun Stephen is billed to moderate the session.
In addition, Mr. Kingsley Obom-Egbulem will deliver the keynote address, offering deeper insights into the conference theme and the pressing issues surrounding masculinity, silence, vulnerability, and relationship breakdown.
The JTAH Foundation expressed strong confidence that the conference would strengthen conversations around emotional wellbeing, relationships, humanitarian service, and community development in Nigeria, while inspiring collective action towards building healthier families and stronger communities.
As June 2026 approaches, the foundation signals that National Stakeholders Conference 4.0 will not be a talk show, but a call to action where silence ends, healing begins, and society moves forward together.
