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APC ‌‌‍‌women’s council confers grand matron title on NSITF director

The All Progressives Congress Professional Women Council, Federal Capital Territory chapter, has made Mojisolaoluwa Alli-Macaulay its grand matron.

• November 6, 2026
Mojisolaoluwa Kehinde Alli-Macaulay
Mojisolaoluwa Kehinde Alli-Macaulay[CreditWikipedia]

The All Progressives Congress Professional Women Council, Federal Capital Territory chapter, has made Mojisolaoluwa Alli-Macaulay its grand matron.

Ms Alli-Macaulay is the executive director (operations) of the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund.

The council’s media unit said on Friday in Abuja that the conferment was part of efforts to promote professional women’s participation in elections, leadership, and empowerment.

According to the statement, the council’s coordinator, Mariah Olasehinde, pledged commitment to building and strengthening relationships.

“The delegation, during the visit, expressed its appreciation for the warm reception accorded to the council and acknowledged Honourable Alli-Macaulay’s contribution to public service.

“In recognition of her leadership qualities, experience and commitment to service, the council formally conferred on her the distinguished honour and title of Grand Matron of the APC Professional Women Council, FCT Chapter,” said Ms Olasehinde.

The statement said the visit also provided an opportunity to explore areas of mutual interest, collaboration and support, particularly professional women’s participation in elections.

The council reaffirmed its commitment to promoting the APC’s ideals through constructive engagement, advocacy, empowerment, and active participation in nation-building.

The council also congratulated Ms Alli-Macaulay on her new role and expressed confidence that her guidance and support would contribute to the council’s growth and success.

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