Mark Zuckerberg meets Nigerian Lola founder of FIN ahead of his planned summit to meet Facebook group admins

In an unprecedented move, Facebook yet again is setting the pace the world of social media in their quest to improving human connections.
Revealing today of Facebook’s plans to meet with Facebook group admins, he posted the below update, sharing this ravishing image of himself Mark with Nigerian born Lola founder and admin manager for the Facebook group – FIN (Females in Nigeria). A popular no-judgement Facebook group helping millions of Nigerian women to talk, network and break the cultural barriers on topics such as marriage, sex, health, work, domestic violence and much more and it has helped them break the culture of silence for women in various cultures.

Mark with Lola founder and admin of the Facebook group FIN.

He wrote, ”
I’m heading to Chicago later this month for our first ever Facebook Communities Summit with a few hundred of our top Facebook group admins.

For the past decade, Facebook has been focused on making the world more open and connected — and we’re always going to keep doing that. But now it’s clear we have to do more. We also need to bring people closer together and build common understanding. One of the best ways to do that is by helping people build community, both in the physical world and online.

I’ve written and talked about these themes throughout this year — especially in my community letter in February and at Harvard Commencement last month. This summit will be the next chapter and we’ll discuss more of what we’re building to empower community leaders to bring the world closer together.

Over the past few weeks I’ve been meeting group admins across the country who are building meaningful communities on Facebook and will be at the summit. This photo is with Lola, who lives in Chicago and is originally from Nigeria. Two years ago, she founded a secret Facebook group called Female IN, or FIN. It’s a no-judgment space where more than a million women come to talk about everything from marriage and sex to health issues and work problems — and it’s helping end the culture of silence that exists for women in some parts of the world.”

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He concluded saying, “I’m looking forward to meeting more admins like Lola and talking about how we can help them do even more to build community. I’ll share more info on the summit as we get closer, and I’ll stream the event live from my profile later this month.”

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