….Says it’s Well Deserved and Reflection of his Exemplary Track Record
By Chibuike Nwabuko
ABUJA FCT – The International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA) Nigeria, has commended the appointment of Hon. Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim as the Federal Minister of Women Affairs, describing it as well deserved and a reflection of her exemplary track record.
In a statement released on Thursday, signed by the Country Vice/National President, FIDA Nigeria, Amina Suzanah Agbaje (Mrs.), the Women Group expressed confidence that under her capable leadership, the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs shall be further galvanised to tackle heads-on, the myriad of challenges that women in Nigeria face which are not limited to troubling cases of sexual and gender based violence, gender discrimination, limited access to educational opportunities, forced and early marriages, insecurity, lack of economic assistance, and a host of other challenges.
The statement reads in full:
The International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA), heartily congratulates Hon. Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim on her recent appointment as the Federal Minister of Women Affairs. This appointment is a clear testament and acknowledgment of the huge strides achieved through dint of hard work, commitment and patriotism for the country.
Her exemplary track record, commitment to justice and dedication to the empowerment of women and
children in Nigeria make her a deserving choice for this esteemed position.
We are confident that under her capable leadership, the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs shall be further galvanised to tackle heads-on, the myriad of
challenges that women in Nigeria face which are not limited to troubling cases of sexual and gender based violence, gender discrimination, limited access to
educational opportunities, forced and early marriages, insecurity, lack of economic assistance, and a host of other challenges.
We believe that the Ministry shall continue to advocate for women’s rights, advance gender parity and push for inclusive policies that uplift Nigerian women and children.
FIDA Nigeria remains staunch in its commitment to supporting all these efforts and looks forward to working closely with the Honourable Minister to bolster our
shared mission of ensuring that women and children across the nation have access to justice, empowerment opportunities and a safe, enabling environment in which they can thrive and live free from all forms of discrimination, violence and abuse.
We at FIDA Nigeria are positive that this tenure shall be impactful and filled with initiatives that will leave a lasting legacy for the advancement and empowerment of women and children in Nigeria.
Once again, Congratulations!
FOR: FIDA NIGERIA
Signed
Amina Suzanah Agbaje (Mrs.)
Country Vice/National President
FIDA Nigeria
