CSO Leaders Warn Against Exclusion in 2027 Election, Urge Inclusivity
Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) leaders in Nigeria warn against excluding women, youth, and people with disabilities from governance ahead of the 2027 elections. Dr. Iroro Izu emphasizes the importance of inclusivity in the political process.
Activists advocate for the active participation of marginalized groups to prevent unrest and instability. Ezenwa Nwagwu highlights the patriarchal nature of the country's system.
The call for inclusivity aims to ensure a fair and representative electoral process in Nigeria.
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