Nigeria’s Gender Pay Gap remains a major barrier to the country’s economic growth. Women in Nigeria earn significantly less than their male counterparts, a disparity that impacts their financial stability and limits their professional opportunities. Despite various efforts to promote gender equality, this pay gap continues to persist in multiple sectors. The Impact of the … Read more
Nigeria Lags in AU’s 30% Female Representation, remaining the only West African nation yet to meet the African Union’s target. According to recent findings presented by Mrs. Jesudunsin Olusanya, Nigeria’s representation of women in governance remains alarmingly low. The report highlighted that women constitute just 7.3 percent of the Senate and 4.2 percent of the … Read more
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
The call to empower women leaders to speak up has never been more urgent. Female politicians must step into the spotlight and advocate for gender equality in politics. In Lagos, a one-day media training event was held by ARDA Development Communication Incorporated, emphasizing the need for greater female representation in governance. This initiative is part … Read more
In a transformative effort to advance gender equality and education, UNESCO, Peking empower more than 79,000 girls in Ebonyi State, Nigeria, through the School Health Initiative. This two-year project, “Promoting School Health Education for Girls in Africa in the COVID-19 Era,” was designed to support girls impacted by the pandemic in Nigeria, Uganda, and Botswana. … Read more
Women in Nigeria’s economy play a critical role in building stability and resilience. Their contributions extend across diverse industries, driving national progress. Despite challenges, these women remain pivotal to Nigeria’s economic growth. Encouraging their active participation could further unlock the country’s potential for advancement. Economic Contributions by Nigerian Women Nigerian women contribute to sectors ranging … Read more
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
