**IWD: Optiva Capital Celebrates Women, Reaffirms Commitment to Empowerment and Inclusion in Nigeria** As the world marks International Women's Day (IWD), Optiva Capital Partners, a leading investment immigration and wealth retention firm in Africa, joins in the celebration of the remarkable contributions of women. The company is particularly proud to acknowledge the significant role its female colleagues play in shaping the organization's success. According to Franklin Nechi, Chairman of Optiva Capital Partners, the firm's workforce is predominantly female, with women making up 70% of the team. This remarkable ratio is a testament to the organization's commitment to merit, professionalism, and inclusive leadership. Nechi praises the outstanding service of Amaka Okeke, Executive Director of Business Development, who has spent over 12 years exemplifying Optiva's values. Nechi emphasizes that Optiva celebrates women not only on IWD but every day through opportunities, trust, and leadership. The organization believes that diversity strengthens decision-making and drives sustainable growth. Women play key roles at Optiva, from executive leadership to operations, compliance, marketing, and relationship management. In Nigeria, where women's empowerment and inclusion are critical to economic growth and development, Optiva Capital Partners' commitment to advancing women in work, business, and at home is particularly noteworthy. The company reiterates its support for policies and practices that promote the advancement of women. By celebrating its female workforce on IWD, Optiva Capital Partners sends a powerful message about the importance of women's contributions to the organization's success. As the country continues to strive for economic growth and development, Optiva's commitment to empowerment and inclusion serves as a beacon of hope for women and girls across Nigeria. As Nechi aptly puts it, "Women are not just participants in our journey; they are drivers of it." Optiva's recognition of the strength and leadership of its women is a testament to the organization's commitment to creating a more inclusive and equitable society.