The Minister of Women Affairs, Imaan Suleiman, reaffirmed President Tinubu’s commitment to addressing the concerns of Nigeria’s women and youth. Speaking at an empowerment program in Kano for 1,000 women and youth, the Minister emphasized the importance of inclusive policies to drive national development.
A Milestone in Gender Equality
Suleiman highlighted the inclusion of nine female ministers in the Federal Executive Council, representing 25% of the cabinet, as a significant milestone under the Renewed Hope Agenda. She praised the administration’s efforts to ensure visibility for women in governance and its focus on gender equality.
“President Tinubu’s commitment to Nigeria’s women and youth is evident through his deliberate policies,” Suleiman said.
Empowerment and Economic Growth
The empowerment program in Kano, organized by Nasir Bala Aminu Ja’o’ji, demonstrates collective efforts to uplift Nigeria’s women and youth. The Minister noted that the government’s economic initiatives in agriculture, solid minerals, and power sectors aim to enhance women’s economic participation and youth development.
She added that the event serves as a reminder of the ongoing work needed to achieve full empowerment.
Supporting Healthcare for Women
The Minister also visited the Muhammadu Buhari Specialist Hospital in Kano, where she donated cash and essential items to women receiving treatment. This gesture underscores the government’s focus on improving the welfare of Nigeria’s women and youth across all sectors.
A Call to Action
Suleiman called for more initiatives to support Nigeria’s women and youth, praising Honorable Ja’o’ji for his dedication to economic inclusion. She expressed optimism that Nigeria will continue to make progress under President Tinubu’s leadership.
Conclusion
The efforts of President Tinubu’s administration highlight a clear path to empowerment for Nigeria’s women and youth. Through gender-inclusive policies, economic growth initiatives, and community empowerment programs, the nation is moving toward a more equitable future.
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