Archivi.ng | PM News, Thursday, October 8, 1998

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The text describes an interview with Mrs. Funke Taiwo, a member of the National Council for Women in Politics, who is working towards the empowerment of Nigerian women in the political setup. The organization aims to have a female president in Nigeria and is currently working to have as many female civilian governors as possible. The interviewee mentions that the association is targeting grassroots women and providing them with encouragement and support to contest elections. When asked about the broadcast of the new head of state, General Abdulsalami Abubakar, the interviewee did not feel too bad about it, as they believed it was a necessary sacrifice to move the country forward.

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The text describes an interview with Mrs. Funke Taiwo, a member of the National Council for Women in Politics, who is working towards the empowerment of Nigerian women in the political setup. The organization aims to have a female president in Nigeria and is currently working to have as many female civilian governors as possible. The interviewee mentions that the association is targeting grassroots women and providing them with encouragement and support to contest elections. When asked about the broadcast of the new head of state, General Abdulsalami Abubakar, the interviewee did not feel too bad about it, as they believed it was a necessary sacrifice to move the country forward.

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