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Tips with Mrs Hannah Adefunke Mujakperuo

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Girls in Nigeria have numerous challenges to contend with.  Poverty, peer pressure, early marriage, unwanted pregnancy, negligence, rape, ignorance, lack of parental care.  The list is endless. Even though leaders at all levels have made noticeable efforts to give girls a future, a lot still has to be done, in terms of guidance, legislation, interventions, funding and monitoring. For parents and guardians-''Ensure you groom your children and wards in the proper way, so that they will not soil your name. For society-''Do not cover up wrong deeds, rather expose the same for the uplifting of society For the Places of Worship-'' Preach and teach the girls all that will mold them to be God-fearing, responsible, reliable and dependable. Mrs Mujakperuo holds a master's degree in Security Studies and is also a doctoral student.

Join USIP and U.N. Women for the launch of a new report

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The latest U.N. research indicates that the global push for gender equality is facing serious obstacles and setbacks.  Without critical investments and more integrated approaches, the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals for gender equality will not be reachable by the Agenda 2030 deadline — especially given rising levels of global conflict and growing vulnerability brought on by climate disruption and displacement.   The Gender Snapshot Report is a stark reminder that halfway through the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the world is failing to achieve the SDG, and achieving gender equality is an increasingly distant goal. Recent setbacks, particularly among women and girls living in fragile or conflict-affected countries, and growing vulnerability brought on by human-induced climate change, are worsening the outlook.  Failure to scale up and invest in gender equality now will place the entire 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in peril.  DETAILS...

Repositioning Women for Leadership Positions by Prof. Sabitu Olagoke

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Religious leaders must avoid scriptural misinformation and misinterpretation, most especially in the areas that discriminate, marginalize and hurt womanhood. Avoid painting the girl child as half a male counterpart as well as avoid Female Genital Mutilation(FGM). Develop the mental capacity of the girl child on par with their female counterparts. Female children should be allowed to choose a career of their choice based on their God-given talents. forms. Avoid minor weddings and other forms of abuse against the girl child. Every male orientation must change from perceiving women as objects of sex. The focus must be on gender equity to avoid partriachal domination through such a policy that will allow women effective participation in all spheres of life. Women must take the chance to lead and not live at the mercy of men(malevolence)but believe in themselves to achieve any feat. The Holy Quran states that they must not tread a path of being suspicious of promiscuity and they must be ab...

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