Stakeholders in Adamawa State Advocate for Improved Media Representation of Women
In Adamawa State, stakeholders expressed dissatisfaction with the low media coverage of women, highlighting the gender imbalance in Nigerian media. Experts like Malam Hassan Karofi and Dr. Hussaini Lawal emphasized the importance of enhancing women's voices in media.
The workshop focused on strengthening media personnel's capacity for gender-responsive reporting to support inclusive governance. The event underscored the persistent underrepresentation of women in various sectors, with statistics revealing the disparity in political leadership roles.
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