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Women’s political empowerment will drive national development- British Envoy - Daily Trust

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The United Kingdom has stressed the need for women’s political empowerment to drive national development. British Deputy High Commissionerm Gill Lever, OBE, emphasized the critical role of women’s political empowerment in driving national development during her visit to Women Radio 91.7FM in Lagos as part of the celebration of the women’s month. “The time for action is now,” said Lever, adding, “Gender inclusivity is not just a moral obligation,…

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