Nigeria has a 50% population in favour of women. To ask for 50% representation in politics is fair game. However, we are asking for just 35% which is beyond fair in #EqualRightsforNGWomen@nassnigeria pass the gender bill
#NigerianWomenOccupyNASS
For so long Nigerian women have been at the intersection of vulnerability, marginalization and age-long oppression. We must seat at decision-making and political spaces to disrupt the status quo. #NigerianWomenOccupyNASS#EqualRightsForNGWomen@invicinv
How my #WomensMonth began.
Months of Advocacy on gender-related bills yielded less than expected outcomes as the Lawmakers commence voting. I am inspired by the awakening and call to action that this development represents for Nigerian Women. More Work ahead. #IWD2022 Countdown
@IjeOsamor @Democracy2dayy I feel pained that the second female presidential aspirant didn’t make your elite list today. Why is that so? Are we back to parading those whose names are known and wouldn’t this lead us back to getting the kind of leadership we have in Nigeria?
Wimbiz private sector training on women empowerment principles. Spotlight Initiative project SCE beneficiaries with Ndodeye Bassey Obongha and the wimbiz team
Just like what happened during the civil rights era, the struggle for women’s rights and suffrage, the toppling of dictators and conquerors, we will change the course of history by defeating inequality.
We will win!
African Women and Girls are we ready to #FightInEquality?
We commend the women who spoke up against sexual harassment at the start of this year. WE BELIEVE YOU!
We are convening a safe space to set young women who have experienced rape, and similar forms of assault on a path of healing.
#MeTooUg