Isioma Ndah Appointed South-South Coordinator for Women's Bill Advocacy
The Reserved Seats for Women Bill has appointed Isioma Ndah as the new South-South Coordinator, marking a significant step towards empowering women in Nigerian politics. Chris Madu, the Coordinator of Delta United Progress, highlighted Ndah's leadership capacity and commitment to women in politics.
The bill, approaching its third reading in October 2025, aims to provide structured spaces for women's voices in the political sphere. Ndah's appointment is seen as a beacon of hope for millions of young women aspiring to leadership roles beyond reach.
With a background in political experience and a strong commitment to inclusivity, Ndah's role is crucial in advancing the representation of women in Nigerian politics.
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