Why women should be involved in politics – Dabiri-Erewa

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Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Chairman/CEO, Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) has urged women to actively participate in politics as a way of shaping national discourse.

Dabiri-Erewa stated this in a keynote address during the International Women’s Day celebrations organised by Zenith Bank of Nigeria held at the Civic Center in Lagos.

Speaking on the theme “TAKE IT, YOU OWN IT“, Dabiri-Erewa enjoined women to be supportive of one another thereby building the country collectively.

She commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his inclusive leadership through elective and appointive positions accorded women.

She also commended Her Excellency, Sen. Oluremi Tinubu, the First Lady for her impactful initiatives for women and children.

Also, the GMD of Zenith Bank, Dame Adaora Umeoji called on women to be courageous, dedicated and visionary in all they do.

The Zenith Bank International Women’s Day Seminar is an annual celebration designed to inspire and empower women within and outside the country.

It provides a veritable platform for leadership, professional development and meaningful dialogue on issues affecting Women.

IWD seminar is a medium for women empowerment, social impact and inclusive economic participation.

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