The wife of the Olu of Warri, Ogiame Atuwatse III, Olori Ivie Atuwatse III is a woman of few but laudable and impressive parts.
Her passion varies from children to women, education, development and support to her husband, the 21st Olu of Warri, Ogiame Atuwatse III.
Those close to the Warri palace would readily tell you for free that Olori Ivie is as passionate about the people of Warri and its environs as she is about children鈥檚 education and development.
Recently, Olori Atuwatse stepped out for the FLAIR Summit to champion the cause of women.
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According to those in the know, Olori Atuwatse remains inspired by the strength, purpose, and leadership of women of African descent shaping change across the continents.
She was quoted to have noted that the gathering created opportunities for deep dialogue, cross-sector connection, and a unified commitment to closing the leadership gap.
The presence of women from diverse industries, cultures, and countries brought richness to every exchange. Stories carried wisdom. Insights sharpened direction. Each contribution added to a shared vision of inclusive, sustainable leadership across Africa and beyond.
As the force behind Elevate Africa, Olori Atuwatse and her team continue to champion the ideology, where women lead confidently, collaborate with intention, and shape systems with courage.