One Proven Step Fintiri Took to Earn Women’s Support

The Northeast Women in Politics Frontiers has applauded Governor Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa State for providing a platform for women to advance in politics. The group highlighted Fintiri’s efforts in creating opportunities that could enable women to achieve governorship positions in the region. Mobilizing for 2027 Elections The women’s group announced plans to mobilize for … Read more

One Proven Way Monarchs Are Fighting GBV in Lagos

The Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency (DSVA) has taken a significant step to address GBV in Lagos by engaging 16 traditional rulers to close advocacy gaps in communities. This initiative coincides with the 16 Days of Activism to Eliminate Gender-Based Violence, an international campaign running from November 25 to December 10, 2024. Leveraging … Read more

One Secret to Building a Strong Women-Led Political Movement

Efforts to amplify women’s participation in politics have taken center stage in Cross River State. Led by Hon. Edema Iron, the Commissioner for Women Affairs, female politicians insist on special consideration for women in leadership roles to address the country’s male-dominated political landscape. This advocacy was emphasized during a Town Hall meeting in Calabar titled … Read more

One Misconception About Women in Politics Debunked

The National Women Leader of the Labour Party, Mrs. Dudu Manuga, has condemned the stigmatization of women in politics as prostitutes and promiscuous. Speaking in Abuja during the 2024 International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls, she highlighted the widespread emotional and psychological abuse faced by women in political spaces. Manuga … Read more

One Major Reason the Supreme Court Stands with EFCC

The Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by 19 states challenging the establishment and prosecutorial authority of key anti-corruption agencies, including the EFCC, ICPC, and NFIU. The court ruled that the laws establishing these agencies were validly enacted by the National Assembly and within its legislative competence. Details of the Ruling The case, led … Read more

Reasons Aiyedatiwa is Women’s Choice in Ondo

Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has earned widespread support from women in Ondo State, solidifying his position as their preferred candidate in the upcoming election. Through significant achievements in infrastructure, women empowerment, agriculture, and economic development, Aiyedatiwa’s leadership resonates with women across the state. Empowering Women Through Leadership Aiyedatiwa is Women’s Choice in Ondo because of his … Read more

Proven Ways ARDA, UN Women Boost Women’s Leadership

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

Nigerian Women in Politics: Surprising Stats You Need

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

APC Women’s Head Commits to Empower Women for Growth

The APC Women’s Head, Dr. Mary Idele Alile, has vowed to continue empowering party women. She aims to help them become self-reliant, both economically and socially. Dr. Alile’s commitment focuses on mentorship programs, policies promoting work-life balance, and initiatives amplifying women’s voices. She emphasized that women can build a future where they play a central … Read more

Institute Champions More Seats for Women in Politics

The National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS) has highlighted the need for more seats for women in politics to address Nigeria’s low female representation. At less than 10% of the National Assembly, female participation in Nigeria lags far behind countries like Rwanda, South Africa, and Malawi, where women hold 61.3%, 46.2%, and 41% … Read more

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