Lagos High Society Prepares for High Tea with BellaNaija Style Featuring Pastels and Petals Theme

Discover the ‘Pastels and Petals’ theme as BellaNaija Style concludes Women’s Month with panels on finance, branding, and Nigerian fashion on 26th April.

By: AXL Media

Published: Apr 25, 2026, 6:00 AM EDT

Source: Information for this report was sourced from BellaNaija

The Return of an Intimate Power Gathering

The annual High Tea with BellaNaija Style is set to take place on Sunday, 26th April 2026, serving as the definitive closing ceremony for the publication’s Women’s Month initiatives. Established in 2022, the event has transitioned from a small room of collaborative thinkers into a premier fixture on the Lagos social and professional calendar. This year’s installment continues the tradition of fostering high-level connection and community among women in diverse sectors, including media, business, and health, through a refined afternoon of dialogue and celebration.

Strategic Dialogue on Personal Narrative and Reinvention

A central component of the afternoon involves a panel titled ‘Becoming Her,’ moderated by Mary Edoro, Chief of Staff at BellaNaija. According to Edoro, the session will feature insights from Nancy Isime and Tania Omotayo regarding the nuances of visibility in the modern era. The discussion is designed to explore the art of reinvention and the necessity for women to maintain ownership of their personal stories within an increasingly digital landscape, providing attendees with actionable takeaways for their professional and public lives.

Wealth Building as a Form of Essential Self-Care

The intersection of finance and wellness takes center stage in a dedicated session led by Omotunde Ibironke, Head of Partnerships and Growth at BellaNaija. Titled ‘The Self-Love Fund,’ the conversation features Odunayo Eweniyi and Ibukun Akinola as they reframe wealth accumulation as a practical act of self-care. The editorial focus of this segment highlights financial independence not merely as a business goal, but as a long-term commitment to one’s future security and autonomy.