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In preparation for the project titled Sensitisation, Mobilisation and Capacity Building for Female Politicians/Candidates for Effective Participation in Party Nomination and General Election Campaign Processes in the South-West Geo-Political Zone of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, GADA paid courtesy visits to the officials of six listed parties in the six states of the South-West.
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visitation to political party secretariats
and Facilitative meetings
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Training of Trainers Workshop for Grassroots Women
Gender and Development Action/AWDF organised a one-day Training of Trainers Workshop for Grassroots Women at Obele Odan Community Centre in Surulere, Lagos on August 6, 2010. The following pictures were taken at the training:
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WOMEN’S RIGHTS PROJECT
GADA held a Constituency Building/Sensitization Forum on Women’s Rights with the Leaders of the Surulere, Lagos Market Association at Tejuosho on July 8, 2010. This was in continuation of the GADA/AWDF project on Promoting Women’s Rights.
The event which was a huge success created the opportunity for useful engagement between men and women on women’s rights issues. Pictures below capture some of the interesting moments: |
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Secretary of the Association, Alhaja Ganiyatu introduces GADA/AWDF project team to her people. |
GADA Programme Officer, Olajumoke Itebe, gives a run down of the project objectives and forum agenda in Yoruba language. |
President, Surulere Market Association, Alhaja Shekete Dosunmu, welcomes the GADA team and expresses her support for the project. |
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Women participants prove their mettle during discussion/question time. |
Women participants prove their mettle during discussion/question time. |
Women participants prove their mettle during discussion/question time. |
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| Contributions from some male participants elicit mixed reactions |
Age or sex was not a barrier at the forum |
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WOMEN’S RIGHTS PROJECT
GADA held a rally at Ojuwoje Market, Mushin Lagos, on May 27, 2010, in continuation of its AWDF supported project on Women’s Rights. Pictures below tell the story:
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GADA Programme Officer Olajumoke Itebe displays a poster as she stresses a point on women’s rights violations. With her are GADA Executive, Director Ada Agina-Ude, and Programme Coordinator, Chidinma Ikpeme |
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Ojuwoye Market Leader, Mrs. M.O. Adebunmi, clarifies the essence of the project to the executives of the market association before the rally. |
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Some of the women traders decide to get more involved by taking up the banner, as participants march around the market. |
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