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Women Participation In Leadership, Decision Making And Politics Of Nigeria
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This paper investigates the possible strategies for enhancing women participation in leadership, decision making and politics in Nigeria. Arguing against the cultural definition of women as insignificant, unimportant in leadership, decision making and politics, the paper explores the past relevance of women in pre-colonial times. The paper further traces the decline of this relevance in the colonial times and maps our various contemporary strategies for sharing up women participation as well as their numerous benefits Nigeria
