Nigeria has reaffirmed its commitment to work with the international community to accelerate progress on gender equality and women’s empowerment.
The rapporteurs spoke at the opening of CSW on Monday at UN Headquarters in New York, focusing on rights, justice and action for all women and girls.
Some civil servants welcomed the reintroduction of gratuity in the federal civil service, describing it as a major relief that will ease financial burdens after retirement.
Governor Abba Kabir-Yusuf described the initiative as a defining moment in the state’s efforts to build a more inclusive and prosperous society.
She said the hostile online environment discourages many women from participating in digital discussions.
Governor Uba Sani said the intervention represented the second tranche of state-of-the-art medical equipment his administration has distributed to PHCs since assuming office.
According to her, educating girls and creating opportunities for women remain key steps toward building a better society.
NAWOJ, FCT chapter, called for deliberate actions to promote justice and equal opportunities for women and girls across all sectors of society.
Chairwoman of the council, Grace Ike, made the call in a statement on Sunday in Abuja to commemorate the 2026 International Women’s Day celebration.
The Ethiopian embassy in Nigeria has extolled women’s historical role in advancing the government’s efforts to promote gender equality and fundamental human rights.
