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Abdulhafiz Umar, Musingo, Odera among speakers for Nairobi summit
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Abdulhafiz Umar, Musingo, Odera among speakers for Nairobi summit

Vanguard Nigeria about 3 hours 2 mins read
Abdulhafiz Umar, Musingo, Odera among speakers for Nairobi summit

By Emmanuel Okogba

Mallam Abdulhafiz Barau Umar, popularly known as Dan Isan Gusau; Andrew Musingo, PCC, Founder of Batian Consulting; and Dr. Gilda Odera are among the leaders scheduled to speak at the Global Visionary Leadership Summit (GVLS) 2026 in Nairobi, Kenya.

The five-day summit, organised by the Lilian Ike Foundation, is scheduled to hold from October 18 to 22, 2026, at the Holiday Inn, Two Rivers Mall, Nairobi, with daily sessions expected to commence at 10:00 a.m.

The summit is designed to bring together founders, CEOs, team leaders and emerging visionaries for strategic conversations around business structure, leadership, entrepreneurship, meaningful connections and legacy building.

Other announced speakers include Chief Gaius Chibueze and Pst. Mueni Wambua, adding to a diverse lineup of professionals and leaders expected to contribute to the five-day programme.

Mallam Abdulhafiz Barau Umar, widely known as Dan Isan Gusau, is the Founder of AUG Foundation and a community-focused leader involved in humanitarian support, community engagement and social-impact initiatives. His participation will bring a Nigerian perspective to the international gathering and provide an opportunity to share his experiences in leadership and community development.

Andrew Musingo, PCC, is the Founder of Batian Consulting, while Dr. Gilda Odera is also among the announced speakers for the Nairobi summit. Their participation further reflects the event’s focus on bringing together professionals and thought leaders from different fields and backgrounds.

According to the organisers, GVLS is intended to move beyond conventional motivational talks by focusing on practical business structure, leadership development and legacy. The summit will provide participants with opportunities to engage in strategic discussions, exchange ideas and develop meaningful professional connections.

The event is expected to attract business leaders, entrepreneurs and emerging visionaries interested in strengthening their leadership capacity, building sustainable organisations and exploring new opportunities for collaboration.

With speakers drawn from different professional and leadership backgrounds, GVLS 2026 is positioned as a platform for conversations around the future of leadership, enterprise, social impact and legacy across Africa.

The Global Visionary Leadership Summit 2026 will take place from October 18 to 22, 2026, at the Holiday Inn, Two Rivers Mall, Nairobi, Kenya.

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