NUJ Supports Gender Reforms in Nigeria Police for Security

The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) has expressed support for police gender reforms to promote inclusive security, highlighted during a conference held in Abuja. Comrade Grace Ik, representing the NUJ, emphasized the importance of gender mainstreaming in the police force and urged policewomen to proactively share their stories.
AIG Nkechi Ez, speaking on behalf of IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, acknowledged the need for women's full participation in all levels of decision-making within the police. The conference also addressed barriers such as mentorship gaps and inadequate welfare support that hinder women's advancement in leadership roles.
Recommendations included developing leadership programs and expanding mentorship opportunities for younger female officers. The event, supported by various organizations including the United Nations Development Programme and the German Embassy, aimed to institutionalize women's leadership within the police force and strengthen public trust through increased visibility of women's contributions to national security.
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