Group urges Nigerian govt to prioritise women’s rights, safety
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She said Nigeria’s independence should translate into tangible freedom, safety, dignity, healthcare and equal opportunities for all citizens, particularly women and girls.
As Nigeria marks its 66th independence anniversary, the Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre (WARDC) has called for renewed commitment to building a just, inclusive and gender-equal society.
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