As the world marks International Women’s Day (IWD) 2026, the Chief Executive Officer of Bliss Farm Kitchen and Bar, Mr. Kayode Oyeleke, has celebrated women while reaffirming the organization’s commitment to gender equality and fairness in the workplace.
Speaking in commemoration of the global event observed every March 8, Mr. Oyeleke stated that Bliss Farm Kitchen, as a responsible organization, has established structures that enable women to reach their full potential and enjoy equal opportunities with their male counterparts in advancing their careers and achieving their life goals.
According to him, several female staff members occupy strategic leadership and management positions within the organization, reflecting the company’s dedication to inclusivity and equal representation.
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“We are committed to creating a society and workplace that is free from bias and gender-based discrimination,” he said.
Mr. Oyeleke further disclosed that about seventy percent (70%) of the organization’s workforce are women, describing them as hardworking, dedicated, and instrumental to the growth of the business.
“Almost seventy percent of our staff are female and we are proud of them all. As today, March 8, marks International Women’s Day, we celebrate them deeply and wish them the best in all their endeavors,” he added.
Bliss Farm Kitchen and Bar currently operates across several locations within Ibadan, Oyo State, offering customers quality food services.
Locations:
📍 Sawia Bus-Stop, Olorunshogo, Ibadan
📍 Beside Multihome Furniture, Sabo Road, Mokola, Ibadan
📍 Delebayo Junction, Opposite IBEDC Office, Muslim, Ibadan
📍 Cele Bus-Stop, Opposite Stanbic IBTC Bank, Iyana-Church, Ibadan
📍 Tinuoye Junction, Arulogun-Ojoo, Ibadan
📍 1, Kasola Street, Babanla Oremeji, Ibadan
Customers can also place orders online via: www.blissfarmkitchenandbar.com
or call: 09168616319.
The company encouraged the public to celebrate women not only on International Women’s Day but every day, acknowledging their vital contributions to society and economic development.
