Morufat, a girl-child advocate sits with us and discusses identifying an issue in her environment and how she seeks to change it.
Follow the link below to read her story:
https://t.co/L4RNCD4S7Y
#endSARS
@azeezmorufat5, a girl-child advocate sits with us and discusses identifying an issue in her environment and how she seeks to change it.
Follow the link below to read her story:
https://t.co/S15gEtfMLD
#endSARS
Call for Applications!!! Young people between 14 - 30 years are encouraged to apply to be part of the Beijing+25Youth Task force and contribute towards representation of youth in the #GenerationEquality Forum. https://t.co/VCiW5Mls6X
@Beijing25Youth#humansofbeijing
Tayoh Vedian is a young Cameroonian, who grew up moving from one difficulty to another. She rose above the situations, pursued her interests and right now, she’s an African Scholar at @alueducation.
Follow the link below to read the full story ⤵️
https://t.co/BBc5q3s8CA
Tayoh Vedian is a young Cameroonian, who grew up moving from one difficulty to another. Rising above all she's been through, she’s an African Scholar at @alueducation - dubbed the Harvard of Africa.
Follow the link below to read the full story ⤵️
https://t.co/BBc5q3s8CA
The Calabar airport was in 2001 named after her in recognition of her contribution to the progress of politics in the country. She died in 2006, leaving behind legacies that strengthens the female voice in Nigeria and beyond.
Our #ThrowbackThursday feature celebrates the life of Margaret Ekpo who was born to the family of King Eyo Honesty II of Creek Town in Cross River State, Nigeria. Owing to the death of her father in 1934, Margaret went on to become a teacher at elementary schools.
This group went on to represent the marginalized and called for reforms in the colonial rule.
Regarded as the pioneer feminist in Nigeria, Margaret used her seat in the Eastern Regional House of Assembly to fight for the issues affecting women.