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Newspaper from 1992/03/23

The article discusses the challenges faced by women in Nigerian politics, focusing on Sarah Nnadzwa Jibril, a mother of four who aspires to be Nigeria's first female president. Despite her ambition, she encounters significant obstacles, including societal prejudices and a defeatist mindset among some women. Fellow activist Helen Gomwalk advises caution for women considering high political office, reflecting a broader sentiment of doubt regarding women's capabilities in leadership roles. The piece highlights the ongoing struggle for women's representation in politics and the need for support and encouragement among women.

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The article discusses the challenges faced by women in Nigerian politics, focusing on Sarah Nnadzwa Jibril, a mother of four who aspires to be Nigeria's first female president. Despite her ambition, she encounters significant obstacles, including societal prejudices and a defeatist mindset among some women. Fellow activist Helen Gomwalk advises caution for women considering high political office, reflecting a broader sentiment of doubt regarding women's capabilities in leadership roles. The piece highlights the ongoing struggle for women's representation in politics and the need for support and encouragement among women.

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