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Half the Population, Yet Women Still Missing in Politics

As Nigeria’s political season gathers momentum, women are steadily losing ground in governance, raising urgent questions about democracy, representation, and whether Africa’s largest country is deliberately silencing half its population, writes Adedayo Adejobi

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Half the Population, Yet Women Still Missing in Politics

Nigeria's female legislative representation dropped from 6.4% to 4.4% since 2011; AWLO labels it a democratic emergency. Structural exclusion via financial barriers and patronage networks suppresses policy on healthcare, education, and social protection while eroding institutional legitimacy.

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ANALYSIS: Again, Nigeria begins another electoral cycle without resolving women’s reserved seats bill

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Half the Population, Yet Women Still Missing in Politics

ANALYSIS: Again, Nigeria begins another electoral cycle without resolving women’s reserved seats bill

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Half the Population, Yet Women Still Missing in Politics

ANALYSIS: Again, Nigeria begins another electoral cycle without resolving women’s reserved seats bill