International Women’s Day: Security expert, Cynthia Gregg celebrates women’s strength, advocates for greater representation in governance

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The Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Safety Signatures Limited and Trek Africa’s 25 Most Influential and Role Model Women In Africa, Chief Dr. Cynthia Gregg on the occasion of the year 2025 International Women’s Day celebrated the women in Nigeria and globally. 

Dr. Gregg celebrate the resilience, brilliance, and indispensable contributions of Nigerian and African women. You are the bedrock of our nation and continent, driving progress from our homes to our farms, schools, boardrooms, and communities. Yet, 30 years after the Beijing Declaration, too many still face barriers that limit their potential.

In her congratulatory message made available to Trek Africa Newspaper, Chief Gregg said: ‘Today, on the International Women’s Day, we celebrate the strength, resilience, brilliance, and achievements of all women and the girl-child across Nigeria, Africa and the world.’

‘The theme for this year IWD, “For ALL Women and Girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment.” serves as a powerful reminder of the need to reaffirm our commitment to building a safe society where every woman and girl-child can thrive, access easy education, free from intimidation, discrimination and limitations. I believe it is time for women to make this happen across their space.’

Earlier, at the recently held Trek Africa’s 25 Most Influential and Role Model Women In Africa (MIRWA Award) held at the prestigious Oriental hotel, Lekki Lagos, the foremost female security expert and Managing Director/CEO of Safety Signatures Ltd., Chief (Dr.) Cynthia Gregg has tasked women to participate actively in governance that will lead to betterment of society across all levels including locally, nationally, and globally, Trek Africa Newspaper can report. She argues that women are best suited for defining roles in politics and society, because they are notably natural-born problem solvers.

Dr. Cynthia Gregg who is the Executive of the thriving private security agency, Safety Signatures Ltd and also doubles as the Founder of the Gulf Flower Schools made the remarks upon receiving her Award and Official Certification as one of Trek Africa’s 25 most influential and Role model Women in Africa.

Other women celebrated with this illustrious award include Dr. Ajoke Ogunsan, CEO, Executive Trainers Ltd; Dr. Pastor Mrs. Shade Olukoya
Wife of the General Overseer, MFM Worldwide; Mrs. Adekemi Fayoade
Chairperson, POWA Zone 2, NPF; Pharm. Josephine Ehimen, MD/CEO, Nett Pharmacy; HRM Olori Janet Afolabi, 
Queen of Apomu Kingdom, Osun State: Dr. Joe Okei-Odumakin, President, Women Arise for Change Initiative; Princess Yeye Lara Fashola, 
Cultural Ambassador, ECOSOCC, African Union among others.

Dr. Gregg revealed: ‘As women, we bring a distinct approach to governance, one that prioritizes collaboration, empathy, and inclusivity. We are natural problem-solvers, and our ability to multi-task and adapt makes us exceptional leaders.’

‘I urge you to take your rightful place in governance, locally and globally. We are the backbone of our communities, and our unique perspectives and experiences are crucial in shaping the decisions that affect our lives and society.’ 

‘Let’s encourage our girls to step up into greatness. They can take up careers in tech, STEM, security, arts, medicine, among others. Let’s not kill their passion with fear. Those of us paraded as top women today are in various professions but we didn’t allow fear despite the challenges in our fields. Let’s encourage our girls and young ladies.’

The multifaceted Dr. Cynthia Cregg is a Consultant, facilitator and trainer of international repute. She is a Lecturer at the Redeemed Christian Church of God Bible College, Lagos, Nigeria and an ordained Minister of God in the Redeemed Christian Church of God.

The Philanthropist who has made a positive mark in the business landscape, private security enterprise, education sector got her Honorary Doctorate Degree from the AMES Christian University, Florida, USA in affiliation with the International College of Ministry (AMES ICM Bible College).

Dr. Cynthia Gregg got her first degree in Theatre Arts and Mass Communications from the prestigious University of Benin, Nigeria before she moved on to get an Advanced Diploma Certificate in Security Operations and Management from the University of Lagos. This was followed by her Executive Masters of Business Administration [MBA] in Business & HR Management from the CommonWealth of Learning, Canada. She is also a Graduate of Lagos Business School and she is a Fellow of several Professional Bodies within and outside Nigeria.

She is a recipient of many local and international awards including the security industry certified NAOSNP Female Private Security Expert of the year bagged from the annual NAOSNP National Security Conference organized by the foremost security beat association, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP.

On an earlier platform, Dr. Cynthia Gregg described herself, ‘I am a powerful woman; I am a security practitioner, a school director, a parish pastor with RCCG and a certified mediator with Lagos Multi-door Court.’

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