South Korea has published ETA eligibility for eight African countries, with stay periods ranging from 30 to 90 days. Botswana and Morocco lead with 90 days, while Nigeria remains excluded.
Dr. Elishama Ideh, an evangelist and presidential aspirant, urges women to boldly enter decision-making spaces, discussing barriers, leadership qualities, and empowerment.
Dr. Maliha Khan, President of Women Deliver, urges Nigeria to move from frameworks to action for women and girls, highlighting progress and challenges ahead of 2027 elections.
Women Deliver 2026 kicks off in Narrm, Melbourne, with a call to rebalance gender equality. The Melbourne Declaration aims to center human rights and accountability.
Dr. Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, First Lady of Lagos, reaffirms COWLSO's dedication to vulnerable children as the committee donates N60 million worth of essential items to 11 orphanage homes across the state.
Persons with disabilities in Nigeria have issued a strong demand to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration, calling for urgent enforcement of the Disability Act to address systemic exclusion and inaccessible infrastructure.
A faction of Ohanaeze Ndigbo has called on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to extend the federal government's amnesty program to 1440 repented Igbo militants, citing exclusion as unacceptable marginalization.
House of Representatives member Leke Abejide has called on Nigerians to prevent economic challenges from destroying family bonds, emphasizing love and faith as foundations for stable homes during a thanksgiving service in Abuja.
The Bridge Connect Africa Initiative highlights the success of its WAVES project, empowering over 50 women in Kano through economic programs to combat gender-based violence.
Despite global and local efforts, Nigerian women and girls continue to face severe challenges including insecurity, discrimination, and lack of political representation. This article examines the gap between rhetoric and action in women's liberation.
The Development Initiative of West Africa (DIWA) hosted the 2026 Women's Summit, focusing on empowering women's voices and advancing rights within faith and societies, with participants from civil society, government, and religious leaders.
The APC Youth Network West Africa has formally honored Lagos State Chief of Staff Tayo Ayinde as its Life Patron during a strategic courtesy visit in Ikeja, recognizing his leadership and youth development support under the Renewed Hope Agenda.
Sekinat Adelakun, wife of Fuji star Obesere, announces bid for Oyo State House of Representatives under APC, pledging to champion women's rights and grassroots representation.
Lagos State Commissioner Folashade Ambrose expresses concern that delays in passing the Reserved Seats Bill could undermine female political representation, urging action before party primaries to impact elections.
First Ladies from West and Central Africa gathered in Banjul, The Gambia, to adopt a zero-tolerance stance on gender-based violence, endorsing a regional roadmap and legal scorecard for stronger action.
The Development Research and Projects Centre initiates the Grannies Network for Change to address rising gender-based violence through grandmother-led advocacy in Kano and Jigawa states.
Rt. Hon. Oladiji Olamide Adesanmi, Speaker of Ondo State House of Assembly, advocates for youth empowerment through education and jobs as a solution to insecurity, urging collaboration with initiatives like the Funke Fadeni Foundation.
A coalition of Ijaw women urges urgent reforms in the Ijaw National Congress, citing leadership issues and electoral flaws. They warn of institutional crisis and external interference threatening unity.
Kafilat Ogbara, Chair of the House Committee on Women Affairs, calls for urgent passage of the Special Seats Bill to boost women's political representation ahead of the 2027 general elections, highlighting systemic exclusion and grassroots dominance.
Dr. ChiChi Aniagolu of the Ford Foundation urges First Ladies in ECOWAS to use their influence to tackle gender-based violence, citing high rates and economic costs at a forum in Banjul.
At the International Women's Day 2026 event in Lagos, women leaders emphasized collaboration as essential for overcoming challenges and driving sustainable empowerment across industries.
At the International Women's Day 2026 event in Lagos, women leaders emphasized collaboration as essential for sustainable growth, empowerment, and overcoming professional barriers.
The Federal Government has pledged to deepen collaborations with the Stand With A Girl Initiative to broaden youth-focused programmes, as the organization marks its 10th anniversary and milestone of impacting over two million lives.
A coalition of over 60 women's rights organizations decries escalating terrorism, banditry, and kidnapping across Nigeria, highlighting disproportionate impacts on women and children.
Nigeria reaffirms commitment to UN collaboration, focusing on financial inclusion, skills development, and job creation for women and youth empowerment.
A behavioral researcher highlights the 'Shame Tax' as a barrier keeping Nigerian women in vulnerable work, urging a shift to formal roles for national growth.
The Women Deliver 2026 conference in Melbourne will bring together global leaders to drive concrete commitments on gender equality, addressing issues from violence to climate justice.
Christy O. Emman leads Vibrant Ladies International Ministry, empowering women and youth through mentorship, self-esteem programs, and cultural advocacy while facing funding challenges.
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan warns that poor documentation of women's contributions in Nigeria undermines their power and opportunities, urging efforts to amplify their narratives.
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan pledges N1 million monthly for a writing competition to document Nigerian women's achievements, addressing gender gaps in digital knowledge through the WikiGap initiative.