Archivi.ng | Newswatch, Monday, December 10, 1990

Newspaper from 1990/12/10

The article discusses the increasing involvement of women in Nigerian politics, highlighting the ambitions of several prominent female political figures. Sarah Jubril, a determined candidate for the presidency in 1992, aims to become Nigeria's first female president, while Lizzy Ajufo seeks the vice-presidency, advocating for women's exclusive access to this role. Tokunbo Dosunmu, a medical doctor and daughter of a political icon, faces challenges but remains a strong contender for governance in Lagos State. The piece emphasizes the growing momentum of women in politics, despite the obstacles they face, and notes a record increase in women winning elections at various levels.

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The article discusses the increasing involvement of women in Nigerian politics, highlighting the ambitions of several prominent female political figures. Sarah Jubril, a determined candidate for the presidency in 1992, aims to become Nigeria's first female president, while Lizzy Ajufo seeks the vice-presidency, advocating for women's exclusive access to this role. Tokunbo Dosunmu, a medical doctor and daughter of a political icon, faces challenges but remains a strong contender for governance in Lagos State. The piece emphasizes the growing momentum of women in politics, despite the obstacles they face, and notes a record increase in women winning elections at various levels.

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