Girls’ education plays a vital role in Nigeria’s progress. It opens doors for growth, resilience, and economic upliftment. For decades, educated girls have positively shaped their families and communities. Yet, barriers continue to hinder their academic access. Investing in the educational journeys of young girls can yield long-term benefits for Nigeria. The Impact of Girls’ … Read more
Experts have identified technology as a powerful tool for addressing gender bias in education. Speaking at Edtech Mondays, organized by the Co-Creation Hub (CcHub) and the Mastercard Foundation, specialists emphasized that digital resources can bridge gaps in educational access. This session, titled “Potential of Technology to Remove Gender-Based Learning Barriers,” underscored the need for inclusive, … Read more
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has made a strong call for women’s full participation in politics across Nigeria. APC leaders, including Oluremi Tinubu, are advocating for increased female representation to achieve gender balance in government. Their commitment highlights the need for a political landscape that truly represents Nigeria’s diverse population. Why Women’s Full Participation in … Read more
Nigeria’s STEM revolution highlights the rising involvement of women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Women are breaking into these fields with increasing frequency, often overcoming steep cultural and economic challenges. This movement signals progress and development in Nigeria. Pioneering Women in Nigeria’s STEM Fields Many Nigerian women have made invaluable contributions to STEM. Francisca … Read more
In Kano State, efforts to improve girls’ education are gaining momentum under the Girls’ Education and Skills Program (GRESP). Supported by the Kano State Development Plan (KSDP), GRESP aims to break down barriers that limit educational access for girls, particularly in rural communities. Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf’s recent declaration of an education state of emergency … Read more
Chief Uba Michael, Managing Director of UBACLE Group and advocate for good governance, has emphasized that girls’ education is Nigeria’s hope for a better future. Speaking at the 25th-anniversary celebration of the Women Trafficking and Child Labour Eradication Foundation (WOTCLEF) in Abuja, he called on governments at all levels to prioritize education for girls as … Read more
The Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC), Nigeria’s umbrella body for all registered political parties, held a roundtable to explore special seats for women in parliament. Organized in collaboration with the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD), the event took place in Abuja under the theme, “64 Years of Independence, Inclusive Democracy and the Options of Special Seats … Read more
On October 15, 2024, PoliServe sparks new solutions for rural women as TechHerfrica brought together women from underserved communities, policymakers, and private sector leaders to mark the International Day of Rural Women. With a theme focused on “Enhancing Livelihoods of Rural Women through Stakeholder Collaboration,” the dialogue aimed to address challenges such as financial exclusion, … Read more
Addressing young SGBV victims through education has emerged as a powerful solution in the fight against gender-based violence (GBV). Digital literacy initiatives provide essential tools for young girls to recognize abuse, make informed decisions, and navigate both physical and digital spaces safely. A collaborative effort between WARIF Girls’ Project Plus and HP exemplifies how empowering … Read more
Nigerian women have expressed optimism over the appointment of Hon. Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim as the new Minister of Women Affairs. With a reputation for impactful leadership in her previous roles at NAPTIP, NCFRMI, and the Ministry of Police Affairs, Sulaiman-Ibrahim targets gender equity with new policies that align with the renewed hope agenda of President Bola … Read more
