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Women’s Represention In Politics Extremely Poor In Nigeria — Vilita-Bashir

by Francis Okoye
2 years ago
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The director-general of the National Center for Women Development (NCWD), Dr Asabe Vilita-Bashir (4th from right), flanked by dignitaries during the launching of a centre established by the NCWD in collaboration with UN Women.

The director-general of the National Center for Women Development (NCWD), Dr Asabe Vilita-Bashir (4th from right), flanked by dignitaries during the launching of a centre established by the NCWD in collaboration with UN Women.

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The Director General, National Centre for Women Development (NCWD), Dr. Asabe Vilita-Bashir has decried poor representation of Women in politics in Borno State and Nigeria in general.

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Dr Vilita-Bashir said this on Friday in Maiduguri during the launching of a resource centre organised by NCWD in collaboration with the United Nations Women to promote Women’s political engagement and advancement as well as mentor-ship for aspiring female politicians in Borno state.

She said the centre will serve as a hub that provides opportunity for female politicians to access information and knowledge products, electronic equipment, internet facilities, counselling and contacts that would enhance female productivity for effective participation in politics.

She added that: “it is no news that Women’s representation in Nigerian politics has been on a downward slide since 2011, and extremely low in Borno State.

“The resource centre is being launched to compliment the current administration in its pursuit to advance women in politics and governance in Nigeria.

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“This Resource Centre in Maiduguri is the third to be launched. The first was launched on the 14th November 2022 at the Maryam Babangida National Centre for Women Development (MBNCWD) Abuja, while the second was launched on the 12th July 2023 in Calabar at the Cross River State’s Ministry of Women Affairs.

“As we celebrate this Centre, we continue to appreciate the UN Women for their decision to partner with the MBNCWD on this initiative and the Canadian Government for their huge support so far.”

In her remarks, UN Women Country Representative in Nigeria, Beatrice Eyong, said the United Nations had been at the forefront of global efforts to promote gender equality and women participation in governance.

She explained that, launching the center in Maiduguri signified its shared commitment towards advancing women’s participation in politics in the North-East region.

She urged Borno state ministry of women affairs to promote generational gender equality for women empowerment.


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