IWD: I remain committed to the inclusion of women in governance - Obi
The Labor Party Presidential candidate for the just-concluded elections, Mr. Peter Obi, has reaffirmed his commitment to the broad inclusion of women in governance, saying that women play a very important role in the nation-building and should be treated fairly. chance to participate in high levels of administration, governance and leadership.
Obi pledged in his message to mark International Women's Day 2023.
He explained that the observance of International Women's Day provides an opportunity for the world to celebrate the social, economic and political contributions and achievements of women in society.
The former Governor of Anambra State said that women have continued to excel in many professions, even at the global level, while noting that success in life, governance and leadership n is not gender specific, but open to both men and women.
According to him, Nigerian women, across the country, have gained worldwide recognition for their contributions to society.
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Obi advocated for adequate economic empowerment of women, in the form of access to good education, proper healthcare and poverty alleviation, which will enable them to contribute more to growth and the development of society.
"Unfortunately, girls' enrollment has remained low in many parts of the country, with more than 60% of out-of-school children in Nigeria being girls.
“We must therefore ensure greater access to affordable and quality education for women in our society, in order to empower them to lead more productive lives and play a more meaningful role in building nation,” Obi remarked.
He further stated that in a country like Nigeria which is fighting against deep-rooted corrupt practices at different levels of governance, women are more likely to be sincere, fair and just in carrying out their duties. as public office holders.< /p>
He appreciated all the women who played different productive roles in the Obidient movement and assured everyone that he would never waver in reclaiming the mandate given to him by the people.
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The Labor Party Presidential candidate for the just-concluded elections, Mr. Peter Obi, has reaffirmed his commitment to the broad inclusion of women in governance, saying that women play a very important role in the nation-building and should be treated fairly. chance to participate in high levels of administration, governance and leadership.
Obi pledged in his message to mark International Women's Day 2023.
He explained that the observance of International Women's Day provides an opportunity for the world to celebrate the social, economic and political contributions and achievements of women in society.
The former Governor of Anambra State said that women have continued to excel in many professions, even at the global level, while noting that success in life, governance and leadership n is not gender specific, but open to both men and women.
According to him, Nigerian women, across the country, have gained worldwide recognition for their contributions to society.
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Obi advocated for adequate economic empowerment of women, in the form of access to good education, proper healthcare and poverty alleviation, which will enable them to contribute more to growth and the development of society.
"Unfortunately, girls' enrollment has remained low in many parts of the country, with more than 60% of out-of-school children in Nigeria being girls.
“We must therefore ensure greater access to affordable and quality education for women in our society, in order to empower them to lead more productive lives and play a more meaningful role in building nation,” Obi remarked.
He further stated that in a country like Nigeria which is fighting against deep-rooted corrupt practices at different levels of governance, women are more likely to be sincere, fair and just in carrying out their duties. as public office holders.< /p>
He appreciated all the women who played different productive roles in the Obidient movement and assured everyone that he would never waver in reclaiming the mandate given to him by the people.
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