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The United States Diplomatic Mission to Nigeria: Paper Presented By Barrister Abiola Akiyode-Afolabi, Executive Director, Women Advocates Research And Documentation Center (WARDC), Lagos. During the Round-Table Discussion on "Women's Leadership and Political Empowerment" as part of the 2003 Women's History Month Celebrations. March 18, 2003 At Lagos, Nigeria
And Documentation Center (WARDC), Lagos. During the Round-Table Discussion on "Women's Leadership and Political Empowerment" ... Gender and Constitution Reform Network of which I am a coordinator, advocates for AN AGENDA FOR GENDER OPTION. There is a need for a road map; we must begin to strategize on how to mainstream gender issues. Nigeria Women need to agree to a minimum agenda across political parties. Politic is a game of numbers and women should start to effectively use their numerical strength to get to the corridors of power. We therefore need an agenda, which we must place before our different parties as a platform for action. ... [Read More]
The United States Diplomatic Mission to Nigeria: "The Importance of Jazz in America" by Jeff Mazur (U.S. Department of State) on April 25, 2003 at the Grand Reopening of Jazzeville in Yaba, Lagos Nigeria for Commemoration of Jazz Appreciation Month
by Jeff Mazur (U.S. Department of State) Held on April 25, 2003 at the Grand Reopening of Jazzeville in Yaba, Lagos Nigeria for Commemoration of Jazz Appreciation Month ... Also passing this month was Nigerian drummer Babatunde Olatunji. Born and raised in a fishing village near Lagos, Olatunji brought traditional Nigerian songs and rhythms to the world when he first recorded in the United States in the 1950s, after he received a degree from Morehouse College in diplomacy. For the next 45 years Baba continued to inspire a fusion of West African rhythm into modern jazz and pop music until his death this month, one day before his 76th birthday. ... [Read More]
The United States Diplomatic Mission to Nigeria: River Blindness Under Control In West Africa
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The United States Diplomatic Mission to Nigeria: African NGOs To Participate In AGOA Forum In Mauritius
The United States Diplomatic Mission to Nigeria U.S. Mission, Nigeria > Press Releases ... [Read More]
The United States Diplomatic Mission to Nigeria: Paper presented by Dr Lydia Umar, Executive Director, Gender Action Team (GAT), Kaduna During the Round-Table Discussion on "Women's Leadership and Political Empowerment" as part of the 2003 Women's History Month Celebrations. March 18, 2003 At Lagos, Nigeria
I wish to suggest 2 solutions if women are to be empowered for political leadership.Structures and processes need to be put in place by all to pull down the obstacles that stand against women empowerment. For example, dealing with gender issues beginning from the homes to the communities, school and society at large. Women's rights, special needs and concerns need to be recognized, appreciated and promoted by all through education, sensitization, public enlightenment and advocacy.The need to mobilize all women from the grassroots to the urban elite's to form a women's movement with a purpose. Non-government organizations who see womanhood rather that their tribes or religion as their constituency can initiate and offer leadership for the formation of such a mass movement. There must be a clear goal and road map as to where we are going and how to get there. This is not advocating for a women's political party because society is m ... [Read More]
The United States Diplomatic Mission To Nigeria: Information Section - Crossroads - Reaching Out to the African Diaspora: The Need for Vision
Secretary of State Recent Statements | Washington File - Africa Send all comments to: The Editor 2, Broad Street, Lagos, Nigeria. Phone: 234-1-263-4868 or 263-4865 Fax: 234-1-263-539 This site was created by the U.S. Embassy Public Affairs Sections. ... [Read More]
The United States Diplomatic Mission to Nigeria: Powell Draws Picture Of Iraqi Deception, Links To Al-Qaida
What I want you to know today is that Iraq has programs that are intended to produce ballistic missiles that fly over 1,000 kilometers. One program is pursuing a liquid fuel missile that would be able to fly more than 1,200 kilometers. And you can see from this map, as well as I can, who will be in danger of these missiles. ... The United States Diplomatic Mission to Nigeria U.S. Mission, Nigeria > Press Releases ... [Read More]
Africa – Educational Advising Centers – EducationUSA
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US Department Of State Post Report
Lome is a 2-hour drive to the west. Shopping and fine restaurants are popular attractions. Lagos, a large bustling city, is to the east. It has bookstores, with a large English-language selection, an interesting museum of Yoruba and other tribal art, and a busy social life within the large diplomatic and foreign communities. Other points in Nigeria within weekend reach of Cotonou are Ibadan, Nigeria’s second most populous city, and Ife, which has a museum displaying many excellent 15th- and 16th-century bronze, terra cotta busts, and effigies. EntertainmentLast Updated: 11/28/2003 3:29 PM Cotonou has three cinemas, none of which are air-conditioned. Soundtracks are usually in French. The Embassy participates in the AAFES motion picture film circuit. Nightclubs and discos are crowde ... [Read More]
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