Empowering Women in Leadership: Ogun State Deputy’s Call
Ogun State’s Deputy Governor, Noimot Salako-Oyedele, advocates for young women in leadership, asserting, "no one is too young to lead." Speaking at the International Women’s Day Celebration in Abuja, she emphasized self-preparation, knowledge acquisition, and active participation in politics as cornerstones for leadership success. She urged women to collaborate, not compete, for collective progress.
Highlighting Ogun State’s commitment to women’s advancement, Commissioner Adijat Adeleye announced initiatives to challenge stereotypes and ensure economic empowerment, including the construction of Women Development Centres in Abeokuta and Ijebu-Ode. Adeleye affirmed that empowering women is an investment in societal betterment, while Mrs. Bamidele Abiodun stressed women’s need to claim their rightful space in society.
Key Takeaways:
- Leadership is about preparation and collaboration, not titles.
- Ogun State is developing centres to equip women with vocational skills.
- Empowering women is pivotal for societal growth.
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Question: How can communities further bolster women’s contributions to leadership and societal development?
