At the Africa Primary Health Care Forum in Abuja, Ota joined two panel sessions addressing the future of PHC in Africa. She spoke on “Unlocking Africa’s PHC Potential: The Power of Diverse Partnerships and Collaboration,” highlighting the critical role of cross-sector alliances. Her contributions emphasized practical pathways for building stronger systems, expanding access, and ensuring sustainability. (July 2025)

Ota joined delegates and stakeholders at the Africa Social Impact Summit, where she contributed to a high-level roundtable on “Consolidating Bold Impact Actions toward Achieving Self-Sufficiency in Africa’s Healthcare: Aligning Priorities with Technological Innovations.” Her role underscored the importance of harnessing technology and strategic partnerships to advance Africa’s healthcare resilience and self-sufficiency. (July 2025)

Ota served as a judge at the final round of the Enactus Nigeria National Competition, where top university teams showcased innovative social enterprise projects addressing real community needs. Her role contributed to identifying and supporting impactful, scalable solutions, reflecting her commitment to nurturing youth-led innovation and driving sustainable social and economic development in Nigeria (July 2025).

Ota attended the Women in Technology & Engineering Summit and Awards hosted by Womenovate, serving as panel moderator for the Firechat session on “Innovation and Inclusion.” Under the summit’s theme, *Together We Engineer and Innovate*, she steered an engaging conversation that explored how diverse perspectives and inclusive practices can drive groundbreaking solutions in technology and engineering (June 2025).

Ota joined the Africa Digital Health Summit as a judge for the Innovators Pitch Session, guiding emerging talents and spotlighting groundbreaking solutions. Her role reflected a strong commitment to advancing digital health in Africa by championing innovations that can transform healthcare access and impact (June 2025).

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)