Women voters hold national AGM  in Abuja

The League of Women Voters of Nigeria (NILOWV) said it has put all arrangements  in place  host its National Extraordinary Annual General Meeting which will take place between 5th – 6th  November 2024 in Abuja. The meeting which is the  biggest gathering of all NILOWV’S members and executives from across the 36 states of the […]

Women voters hold national AGM  in Abuja

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The League of Women Voters of Nigeria (NILOWV) said it has put all arrangements  in place  host its National Extraordinary Annual General Meeting which will take place between 5th – 6th  November 2024 in Abuja.

The meeting which is the  biggest gathering of all NILOWV’S members and executives from across the 36 states of the federation including Federal Capital Territory ( FCT ) will feature series of activities that including lectures.

In a statement signed by the Pesident of NILOWV Hon. Irene Awunah Ikyegh  President in Abuja on Monday on behalf of the organisation in Abuja on Monday said the meeting will focus on reviewing the interventions, action plans and agenda setting for the organization.

The statement noted that the meeting would be attended by the relevant stakeholders and key members of women led organizations to discuss issues  at the front burner of national discourse as its affects women and elections.

The AGM will feature keynote addresses by renowned speakers, Panel discussions on topical issues affecting women and girls,  workshops and training sessions.

The event will also feature elections and induction of new executive committee members and opportunity for networking .

 

“This meeting will be a meeting that will set agenda towards the year 2025 and also the official launch of the score card of the organization in the annual year of 2024 which is also her first year in office.

“We invite all members, partners, and stakeholders to join us in Abuja as we chart a new course for NILOWV. Together, we can create a brighter future for Nigerian women and girls,” the statement added.

 

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