The African Centre for Leadership, Strategy and Development (Centre LSD) successfully hosted the National Summit on Male Feminism & Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Prevention in Nigeria, bringing together key stakeholders, partners, and participants committed to advancing gender equality and addressing the root causes of GBV.
National Summit on Male Feminism & GBV Prevention in Nigeria
Theme: Give to Gain | Men Confronting the Root Causes of GBV
Date: April 14-15, 2026
Overview
The African Centre for Leadership, Strategy and Development (Centre LSD) successfully hosted the National Summit on Male Feminism & Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Prevention in Nigeria, bringing together key stakeholders, partners, and participants committed to advancing gender equality and addressing the root causes of GBV.
With the theme “Give to Gain: Men Confronting the Root Causes of GBV,” the summit created a platform for critical dialogue, reflection, and action on the role of men as allies in promoting safer and more inclusive communities.
Day One Highlights
The first day of the summit featured engaging sessions, insightful discussions, and strong participation from both in-person and virtual attendees. Conversations focused on:
- Understanding the root causes of gender-based violence
- Challenging harmful social and cultural norms
- Promoting positive masculinity and accountability
- Strengthening male engagement in advocacy efforts
Participants were encouraged to reflect on their roles as change agents and to commit to actions that promote gender justice within their communities.
View Day One Moments
Day Two Highlights
Building on the momentum of Day One, the second day deepened discussions and emphasized practical strategies for sustaining impact. Key areas of focus included:
- Mentorship and building a network of male allies
- Strengthening advocacy and high-impact interventions
- Collaboration across sectors for GBV prevention
- Driving long-term behavioral and societal change
The sessions reinforced the importance of sustained engagement and collective responsibility in addressing gender-based violence.
View Day Two Moments
Conclusion
The summit marked a significant step forward in strengthening the Male Feminist Network and advancing efforts to prevent GBV in Nigeria. The insights shared and commitments made will continue to inspire action beyond the event.
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