#DailyDataCard: Snapshot of Gender Equality across the Sustainable Development Goals (Part 2)
#DailyDataCard: Snapshot of Gender Equality across the Sustainable Development Goals (Part 2)
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#DailyDataCard: Gender Equality across the Sustainable Development Goals (Part 1)
#DailyDataCard: Gender Equality across the Sustainable Development Goals (Part 1)
#DailyDataCard: Gender bias against women in key areas
#DailyDataCard: Gender bias against women in key areas
Female gender issues President Tinubu needs to attend to
Nigerian women have faced obstacles, including poverty, financial inclusion, finishing school, land ownership, internet access, and corporate representation.
Constitution vs Culture and what 59% say
Men are three times more likely to own property or land. And for the 11% of women that do, 59% cede authority on all household decision making to male partners.
The Unspoken Gender Bias in Employment
The ratio of female to male labour force participation is alarming. To achieve sustainable goals, equal representation of women in leadership positions is crucial.
Discovering the potent force that is Nigerian women
Gender equality discourse has pioneered gender issues in the 21st century. With the strong advocacy for women inclusion in the economy and all its purported benefits, why do Nigerian women still play a peripheral role in our society?
At 60: Equal Opportunities for Nigerian Women
Can you smell the thrill of freedom yet, no? Well, with the prevalent gender issues in Nigeria, one can see why. From outright violence to denial of access to education, political participation and employment, the prospect of women’s inclusion in Nigeria is still bleak.
At 60: What’s the Agenda for Gender
Nigeria’s diamond jubilee beckons while the gender dialogue deters? To be honest, it’s a non-existent conversation. And after six decades of freedom, can we say Nigerian women are free? But the icing on the cake is perhaps the widespread distorted perceptions of the gender challenge that plagues Nigerians. As for culture and religion, they have not helped.
5 Gender Challenges Nigerian Women Face
Despite inclusive policies, Nigeria has a long road to gender inequality with records of death, poverty and political disenfranchisement prevalent for women.
Despite 28% labour force growth, equal education with men, Nigerian women still face discrimination in employment
In Nigeria, there seems to be limited progress in the attainment of gender equality as a prerequisite for a free and fair society.