As part of activities marking International Women’s Day 2025 #AccelerateAction, the Nigerian Women Trust Fund (NWTF) engaged students of Pace Setters Academy across its Gwarinpa, Wuye, and Guzape campuses in Abuja on March 18, 2025, in an open discussion on The Impact of Women and Girls’ Underrepresentation in Leadership and Governance
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The Nigerian Women Trust Fund (NWTF), with EU support, conducted a 3-day training in Ondo State to boost female participation in elections. Twenty women from local CSOs were trained in voter education, focusing on democracy, voter rights, and technology use. This initiative aims to empower women as key mobilizers in Edo State’s upcoming elections.
Early Colonial Era (1900-1940s) The history of women’s political struggle in Nigeria is rooted in the early colonial era when women began to mobilize against
