Ailes Group, Folti Technologies, CDV Properties, and Others Champion Media-Driven Solutions for Poverty Reduction in Nigeria

Demonstrating their unwavering commitment to social responsibility and national development, Ailes Group, Folti Technologies, CDV Properties & Development Limited, and other strategic partners joined forces with Conversation Media Limited to sponsor the maiden edition of the Conversation Media Discourse Series, a forward-looking event aimed at tackling poverty through collaboration, innovation, and effective communication.

The event, themed “Pathways to Inclusive Development: Rethinking Policy, Communication, and Partnership,” took place at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (NIIA), Victoria Island, Lagos.

It served as a platform for cross-sector dialogue, bringing together business leaders, development experts, media practitioners, and policymakers to explore sustainable approaches to reducing poverty in Nigeria.

The collaboration between Conversation Media Limited and its sponsors, Ailes Group, Folti Technologies, CDV Properties, and others, highlights how corporate organizations can leverage their influence and expertise to support meaningful social change.

Their joint effort reinforces the belief that solving Nigeria’s development challenges requires both public and private sector participation, anchored by strategic communication and policy reform.

Ailes Group, a diversified investment and social impact organization, has long championed economic inclusion and entrepreneurship development.

The company’s involvement in the discourse reflects its belief that the private sector must take a central role in reshaping the economic landscape by empowering communities and supporting sustainable initiatives.

“Poverty reduction is not the responsibility of government alone. Businesses have a moral and civic duty to contribute to social transformation,” a representative from Ailes Group stated. “By investing in education, innovation, and enterprise, we can lift people into productivity and create long-term prosperity.”

Folti Technologies, a leading digital innovation company, brought its perspective on the power of technology to bridge inequality and accelerate social progress.

The company emphasized that digital access and literacy are essential drivers of inclusion, particularly in rural and underserved communities.

“Technology is a catalyst for change,” said a Folti Technologies spokesperson. “Our support for this initiative reflects our commitment to ensuring that innovation becomes a tool for empowerment rather than exclusion.”

Similarly, CDV Properties & Development Limited, one of Nigeria’s most respected real estate development firms, reaffirmed its dedication to addressing poverty from an infrastructural perspective.

The company believes that decent and affordable housing, alongside access to essential services, is fundamental to improving living conditions and reducing economic disparity.

“Shelter is a cornerstone of human dignity and stability,” a CDV Properties representative said. “By supporting this discourse, we are not only backing a conversation but contributing to a movement that seeks to create stronger, more inclusive communities.”

Dr. Victor Ikem, Managing Director of Conversation Media Limited and Chief Host of the event, expressed profound appreciation to the sponsors for their partnership and vision.

He noted that the support of these organizations reflects a growing awareness of how the media can serve as a bridge between social issues and actionable solutions.

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“The success of this discourse underscores the importance of partnership,” Dr. Ikem stated. “Ailes Group, Folti Technologies, CDV Properties, and our other partners have demonstrated true leadership by backing a cause that places people at the center of development.

Together, we are proving that collaboration is the first step toward sustainable impact.”

Throughout the event, participants discussed innovative ideas around communication, private sector collaboration, and public engagement as tools for reducing poverty. The conversations emphasized that the media can do more than inform, it can inspire policy change, mobilize communities, and amplify local solutions to national problems.

The Conversation Media Discourse Series was established to serve as a yearly platform for dialogue and collaboration on issues that shape Nigeria’s development narrative. With the strong support of its sponsors and partners, the series aims to continue fostering partnerships that turn conversations into concrete actions.

By supporting this initiative, Ailes Group, Folti Technologies, CDV Properties, and others have reaffirmed their belief in a shared vision for Nigeria, one where businesses, policymakers, and citizens work hand in hand to create pathways out of poverty. Their sponsorship stands as a testament to the power of partnership and the role of the private sector in building a more equitable, inclusive, and prosperous nation.

 

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