Deputy Speaker Kalu Advocates for Inclusive Governance in Reserved Seats Bill

Hon. Benjamin Kalu, the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives in Nigeria, emphasized the importance of inclusive governance over tokenism in the Reserved Seats Bill aimed at increasing women's political representation. Kalu highlighted the bill's significance in promoting equitable society and amplifying women's voices in governance.
Speaking at a dialogue series hosted by Emerge Women Development Initiative, Kalu stressed the need to accelerate progress in women's representation in governance through candid conversations and advocacy. The bill symbolizes a collective commitment to breaking systemic barriers hindering women's full participation in politics, with a focus on ensuring women's voices are heard and respected in decision-making processes.
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