Ota joined industry leaders in Nairobi as a panelist at the Africa Soft Power Summit, sharing her thoughts on “Beauty, Balance, and Billions: The Female Economy & Modern Health.” She spoke on the power of women-led innovation in shaping beauty and wellness industries across Africa, emphasizing that real progress comes when women are not just consumers; but creators and decision-makers shaping the narrative (May 2025).

At WEDC2025, Ota shared eHealth Africa's vision for AI in education—one that empowers all learners while prioritizing ethics, data protection, and community-driven design. She also highlighted the eHA Academy's decade-long work training local talent to deliver tech solutions for underserved areas. (February 2025)

At the Mata Conference, she spoke on empowering women in tech, highlighting eHealth Africa's commitment through female-focused training, support for women-led startups, and gender-balanced teams. (December 2024)

At the Global Digital Health Forum in Nairobi, she moderated a session on digital health market entry in Africa, showcased PlanFeld for vaccination planning, and presented research on reaching underserved communities. She also joined discussions on AI in public health and co-hosted an event on improving adolescent health in Nigeria. (December 2024)

In Kano state, she spoke at the "Building Resilient Health Systems through PPPs" workshop, discussing how public-private partnerships can improve healthcare access alongside key stakeholders, including the Kano State Commissioner of Health. (December 2024)

At the Africa Tech Festival in Cape Town, she led a session on "Picking the Right Lane: The Road to Digital Inclusion," exploring affordable internet, digital skills training, and public-private partnerships. (November 2024)

She took the stage at eHealth Africa's Annual Board Retreat to discuss scaling operations, forging partnerships, and using innovative technologies to transform healthcare in Africa. (November 2024)

At the Startup South Conference, Ota moderated a panel on What Female Venture Investing Really Looks Like and announced a $75,000 investment from eHA Impact Ventures in Amayi Foods Limited (October 2024)