Enifome Ogbimi premieres a documentary spotlighting gender-based violence, healing, advocacy, and women’s empowerment.
Enifome Ogbimi is set to unveil a powerful new documentary that brings urgent national attention to gender-based violence (GBV) in Nigeria through a structured lens of awareness, education, survivor experience and systems response. The documentary goes beyond storytelling to examine the full spectrum of abuse, including physical, emotional, psychological and economic forms, while equipping viewers with the knowledge to recognise early warning signs, understand where to seek help and navigate pathways to safety and recovery.
A key focus of the documentary is education and clarity. It highlights how abuse often begins subtly and escalates over time and why many individuals struggle to identify it early. It also explores barriers to reporting and recovery, while offering practical insights into available support systems. By combining education with lived experience, the documentary positions GBV not only as a crisis to respond to, but as a preventable issue that requires awareness, collaboration and sustained intervention.
The documentary brings together a diverse panel of voices, including legal practitioners who explain rights and justice processes, psychologists who unpack trauma and recovery, survivors who share lived experiences and institutional stakeholders such as domestic and sexual violence agencies, the Ministry of Women Affairs and other frontline responders. This multi-stakeholder approach ensures a balanced, solution-oriented narrative that connects awareness with accountability and action.
The documentary is an initiative of the Live Again Foundation, a women-focused nonprofit committed to helping women and girls heal from trauma, rebuild their lives and access pathways to emotional and economic restoration.
Founded by Enifome Ogbimi, Live Again Foundation began as a personal response to surviving abuse and recognising the hidden reality of women living with unresolved trauma while still functioning in their daily lives. Over time, it has grown into a structured impact organisation delivering outreach programs, shelter support, skills development and reintegration initiatives that help women rebuild stability, identity and purpose.
Importantly, the Live Again Movement is not limited to GBV response. It operates across a broader ecosystem of empowerment, including leadership development, skills acquisition, coaching, consulting, and enterprise support, designed to help women achieve sustainable personal and economic transformation.
Over the past five years, Live Again Foundation has supported thousands of women across Nigeria through structured programs that move them from awareness to healing and from recovery to reintegration, ensuring long-term impact beyond immediate intervention.
The Live Again Conference 2026, scheduled for 25th July 2026, will serve as the official premiere platform for the documentary. The conference convenes professionals, executives, entrepreneurs, students, caregivers, survivors and changemakers for a transformative experience centred on healing, leadership, emotional wellbeing, and reinvention.
Key highlights of the conference include transformational sessions on healing, reinvention, leadership, and emotional wellbeing; conversations on workplace trauma, burnout and silent emotional struggles affecting women; the official premiere of the Live Again Documentary; the unveiling of Live Again Enterprise as a women-led empowerment and economic reintegration initiative; and Live Again for Girls, a preventive mentorship program focused on identity, confidence and emotional wellbeing.
A key feature of the conference is the Live Again Outreach Community Vendor Showcase, which will spotlight women who have participated in previous Live Again outreach programs, providing them with visibility, market access and opportunities to scale their businesses and talents.
Live Again Conference 2026 is more than an event. It represents five years of intentional restoration work and a continued commitment to building a future where women are not only healed from trauma, but empowered across all dimensions of life, emotionally, socially and economically.
