As the political tempo picks up, we are seeing less women shaking our elections forest! Never mind Patience Jonathan's change movement, and the tough-talking gender campaigners! Real work is yet to set.
Let's not discount what Nigerian Women can do, but let each aspirant beware: you must personally measure up, and rise up to the challenge. Nothing replaces quality and hardwork. We must worry about the declining political fortunes of our women these days - just when real variety is such an urgent imperative for national development.
Is this fair? No. Can we make amends? Absolutely, yes. How? Credible candidates!
May the recruitment and headhunt begin. But first, honest self-assessment. Then, the Beijing '95 spirit must come alive, again.
NIGERIA is the world's most populous BLACK nation. It is the leading light of Africa, and the regional power of the ECOWAS subregion. With about 150m people, it is a major oil & gas exporter, and has a poor history of democracy & good governance. Corruption and poverty subsist! Paradox.This site is dedicated to helping grow democracy right from the 2007 Elections, and beyond. Welcome to my country.
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