APC Group Lauds Appointment Of Women By Tinubu

The APC Progressive Young Women Forum (APC-PYWF) has commended President Bola Tinubu’s decision for appointing women in significant positions within his cabinet.

The national president, Osamaye Seun Bosede, in a statement yesterday in Abuja said the move was not only a positive step forward but also a validation of the importance of gender equality in Nigerian.

Bosede said she firmly believes that the action will contribute to the establishment of a fair and just society, where women can play a more substantial role in shaping the country’s decisions.

Additionally, she said that these appointments will provide women with greater opportunities to lead in their respective fields and have their voices heard in the political discourse of Nigeria.

The group extended its gratitude to President Tinubu for ensuring their fair participation in the decision-making process.

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“We express our sincere appreciation to Mr. President for his dedication to equality and women’s empowerment. We also encourage state Governors to follow suit by appointing more women to leadership positions. We firmly believe that through such appointments, Nigeria will continue making progress towards achieving gender equality,” stated Osamaye.

Among the notable women who made the list of key appointments announced by the President on Monday include Mrs. Olu Verheijen, who assumes the role of special adviser for Energy. With nearly two decades of experience in the gas and renewables sectors across Sub-Saharan Africa, she previously served as an Advisor for the Energy for Growth Hub. Another appointee is Dr. (Mrs.) Salma Ibrahim Anas, appointed as special adviser for Health. With over twenty-five years of experience in Health Sector Development, she possesses expertise in health sector policy formulation, strategic development, resource mobilization, and implementation of various health programs at international, regional, and national levels.

She urged the President to continue his efforts in creating a more equitable and just society, where women are provided equal opportunities to lead and actively participate in the decision-making process.