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Centre LSD Trains Women Politicians for 2027 Elections

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Centre LSD Trains Women Politicians for 2027 Elections

The African Centre for Leadership, Strategy and Development (Centre LSD) held a training session for female politicians in Abuja, focusing on the significant underrepresentation of women in Nigerian political leadership. Dr. Otive Igbuzor, the founding Executive Director of Centre LSD, emphasized the need for transformative changes in political structures that hinder women's participation.

The training is part of the “Women Can Lead Project,” a 24-month initiative aimed at enhancing women's leadership and influence in governance. Dr. Igbuzor stated that women must transition from mere participation to actual influence in political processes, advocating for solidarity and support among women across various divides.

He highlighted that leadership should be based on capacity and vision rather than gender, noting that women represent about half of the population and possess valuable perspectives for governance. The initiative aims to empower women to secure leadership roles and influence political decisions effectively.

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