The Mum Fund

2.0

"My Sister's Keeper"

An experience for women building wealth, legacy, and community

📅 Thursday, May 15, 2026

🕘 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM

WHAT THIS IS

This is not a typical event.

"This is a room full of women choosing themselves — financially, emotionally, collectively."

Real conversations — no fluff, no filter. Women sharing what actually works.

Financial clarity — practical knowledge you can walk away and use today.

A safe space — vulnerability welcomed, judgment left at the door.

"When women come together with a collective intention, magic happens. This is that magic — built on trust, accountability, and money."

- The Mum Fund Community

WHY THIS EVENT EXISTS

The reality we don't talk about enough.

The financial gap facing women in Nigeria is real. We built this event to close it, one conversation, one sisterhood, one plan at a time.

72%

of Nigerian women have no formal retirement plan or long-term investment strategy.

60%

feel embarrassed discussing personal finance — even with close friends or family.

1 in 3

women over 35 are the sole financial providers in their household with zero safety net.

Watch: Why We Started The Mum Fund

This year, we’re going deeper.

We’re creating a space where women don’t just learn about money — they show up for each other in it. A space to shift our mindset around wealth, have more honest conversations, and build the confidence to make bold financial decisions.

Because real growth doesn’t happen in isolation. It happens in community.

This is what it means to be My Sister’s Keeper — to support, challenge, and hold each other accountable as we build lasting wealth for ourselves and our families.

This event is for us.
It’s a celebration and a strategy session in one. A space to explore what it truly means to build legacy — financially, emotionally, and generationally.

It will be honest.
It will be powerful.
And most importantly, it will be transformational.

Your seat at the table is waiting.

THE BIG IDEA (THE MOVEMENT)

It started with friendship.

The Mum Fund began as two friends deciding to hold each other financially accountable. It grew into a community of women refusing to stay broke in silence.