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Proven Ways ARDA, UN Women Boost Women’s Leadership

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ARDA Development Communication Incorporated, in partnership with UN Women, is making significant strides in empowering women to participate in Nigerian politics. ARDA, UN Women through their collaborative effort, the Advance: Women in Political Participation (AWPP) Project, address barriers to leadership and amplifying women’s voices. This initiative, supported by the Canadian Government, focuses on overcoming cultural … Read more

10 Startling Facts on Early Marriage in Nigeria

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Early marriage in Nigeria affects millions of young girls every year, posing serious risks to their health, education, and future opportunities. Many girls are married before the age of 18, leading to significant social, economic, and health challenges for both the individuals and society as a whole. 1. High Rates of Early Marriage in Nigeria … Read more

Nigerian Women in Politics: Surprising Stats You Need

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Nigerian women in politics continue to make gains, yet they remain underrepresented across many key roles. Political leaders and organizations in Nigeria emphasize that the representation of women is vital for a balanced and effective government. While women make up nearly half of Nigeria’s population, their involvement in leadership positions has consistently lagged. Here, we … Read more

Court Registrars Now Trained for Sensitive SGBV Cases

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The Lagos State judiciary has taken a significant step in handling sensitive cases involving sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV). Over 90 court registrars participated in a focused training session organized by the Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency (DSVA) to improve their understanding and management of SGBV cases. This training equips them with the skills to … Read more

How VAPP Law Protected Women – And Now It’s at Risk

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The Violence Against Persons Prohibition (VAPP) Law offers critical protection for women across Nigeria, addressing issues like coercion, emotional abuse, and gender-based violence. In Sokoto State, women like Yasmin, who has faced extensive abuse, benefit from the law’s firm provisions, which limit contact with abusers through protection orders and ensure offenders face legal consequences. However, … Read more

Why FG’s New Maternal Health Plan in Kebbi Changes Everything

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The Federal Government’s new Maternal Health Plan in Kebbi marks a transformative shift in efforts to reduce maternal and infant mortality in the region. This initiative is built on the National Emergency Medical Services and Ambulance System (NEMSAS), a national program designed to enhance emergency medical access for Nigerians. With support from NEMSAS, residents of … Read more

7 Lessons from Nigeria’s Most Successful Female Entrepreneurs

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Nigeria’s most successful female entrepreneurs have built their businesses through persistence, creativity, and determination. These women have navigated significant challenges to establish themselves as industry leaders. Their journeys highlight lessons that apply to aspiring entrepreneurs across Nigeria. Each lesson reflects the actions, insights, and commitments of women who inspire future generations through their achievements. 1. … Read more

How Technology Can Help Reduce Gender Bias in Education

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Gender bias in education has long been a challenge that affects the academic and personal growth of many students, particularly girls. Education experts urge stakeholders to support technology’s role in removing gender-based barriers that often limit students’ access to learning. Technology offers a powerful tool to address imbalances, providing equal access to digital learning resources, … Read more

Devastating Ways Corruption Is Hurting Nigeria’s Growth- FRC

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Corruption is hurting Nigeria’s growth- FRC recently warned that corruption and poor accountability are the biggest obstacles to national development. Victor Muruako, Executive Chairman of the Fiscal Responsibility Commission (FRC), outlined that a failure to confront these issues actively weakens Nigeria’s democracy and discourages foreign investment. He highlighted the urgent need for transparency and responsibility … Read more

Are University Students the New Frontline Against Corruption?

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The Social and Economic Rights Accountability Project (SERAP) has launched an innovative workshop aimed at creating a frontline against corruption by empowering Nigerian university students. This recent workshop on the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act equipped students with the tools to demand transparency from public officials, reinforcing accountability across government institutions. Students from prominent universities, … Read more

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