…Calls for enabling environment for participation of more women in politics
The Woman Leader, Abuja Chapter of the National Association of Nigeria Traders (NANTs), Amb. Rachael Adewumi, has commended Barr. Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), for the peaceful conduct of the recent Area Council elections.
Even as she called for increase women participation in FCT politics.
Amb. Adewumi, who commended the Minister for his effort before, during and after the elections, stated this while reacting to the recently concluded Area Council elections in her office, in Abuja.
She added that the successful conclusion of the elections has gone a long way in promoting stability in the FCT. She advised him to continue on the same path, emphasizing that it will yield positive results.
Chief Rachael Adewumi also drew Minister Wike’s attention to the importance of encouraging women’s participation in politics.
She highlighted the value of women’s involvement in politics, citing their God-given prudence.
Dr. Adewumi also lauded the Minister’s performance, particularly in infrastructural development, and urged continued support for his efforts. She emphasized that this will contribute to achieving unity, progress, love, and peace in the FCT.
The NANTs Woman Leader further expressed her appreciation for the Minister’s dedication to the FCT, stating that it has not gone unnoticed. She urged citizens to support the government in power to drive progress.
Amb. Adewumi emphasized the significance of women’s roles in shaping the future of the FCT and Nigeria as a whole. She believes their involvement will bring about positive change.
The FCT Minister has been making efforts to improve the lives of residents, and Amb. Adewumi’s commendation is a testament to his progress. NANTs looks forward to continued collaboration with the FCT government.
By supporting the government and promoting women’s participation in politics, Amb. Adewumi believes the FCT can achieve greater heights, fostering a more united and prosperous community.