Akpabio Addresses Lack of Women Winning Elections in Nigeria Amid Legal Battles
Nigerian Senator Akpabio attributes the low number of women winning elections in Nigeria to lack of support from fellow women voters. The discussion took place during a meeting with a European Union Parliament delegation led by David McAllister in Abuja.
The article mentions the gender imbalance in Nigerian politics despite women constituting half of the electorate. It also delves into the ongoing legal battles and accusations involving Senator Natasha Akpoti Usuaghan and Akpabio, including allegations of sexual harassment and assassination plots.
Other female senators like Ireti Kingibe, Idiat Oluranti Adebul, and Ipalebo Banigo are also briefly mentioned. Obi Ezekwesili's legal tussle is highlighted as well.
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