Nigeria Faces Unrest Risk by 2027: Women, Youth Exclusion Warning
Dr. Iroro Izu of Nile University and CSO leaders warn of potential unrest in Nigeria by 2027 due to the exclusion of women, youth, and people with disabilities in governance. They urge the government to enforce inclusivity laws.
Speaking at the 2nd Annual Otivism Lecture in Abuja, Dr. Otive Igbuzor highlighted the challenges faced by marginalized groups, such as limited access to education and economic opportunities. The lack of representation hinders effective governance and could lead to instability.
The call is for a more inclusive political process to address these issues and prevent social and political instability in the future.
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