Nigerian woman elected Lions international director for Africa
Princess Bridget Tychus of Lagos has been elected to serve as the Lions international director for Africa.
According to a statement on Mondy made available to PUNCH Online, the announcement came during the 106th International Convention held in Melbourne, Australia, from June 21-25, 2024.
Tychus, a seasoned executive leader, will serve a two-year term from 2024 to 2026. Her election marks a pinnacle in her long-standing commitment to Lions International, which began in 1983 when she joined the Satellite Central Lioness Club.
“This marks a significant milestone in Princess Tychus’s distinguished career and her long-standing commitment to Lions International,” the statement stated.
Throughout her career, Tychus has demonstrated her prowess in collaborating with key stakeholders across various sectors, including media, government, corporate businesses, and non-profit organisations. Her expertise in the oil and gas industry has been particularly noteworthy, the statement added.
Currently serving on the Board of Directors at Apex Tech Incorporated, Princess Tychus focuses on “strategic planning, emerging market penetration, and leadership training and orientation.”
Since 2011, Princess Tychus has been an active member of the Lagos Ikeja Viva Lamour Lions Club, where she has held numerous leadership positions. These include the club president, the council chairperson, and the Nigerian Lions’ Charity Foundation Chairman. Her roles have also extended to serving on the Board of Trustees and leading Global Action Team initiatives.
The statement added, “Throughout her tenure, Princess Tychus has received numerous accolades in recognition of her service and dedication.
“Among these are the Club President Award, Best Club Secretary Award, Zone/Region Chairperson Award, International President’s Award, Membership Growth Award, and the 100% District Governor’s Award.
“She is not only a leader but also a lifelong learner and global citizen. She is a prolific reader and a world traveller, and she holds the highest honour as a Knight of John Wesley in the Methodist Church Nigeria.
“Her dedication to service extends beyond her professional life, as she has continuously demonstrated a deep commitment to her community and to Lions International’s mission.”
Tychus has been married since December 1977 to Sir Adesina Tychus, a Past Zone Chair, they have three children and nine grandchildren.
