March 2025

For too long, women have faced systemic barriers that prevent them from fully contributing to the economy. This not only limits their potential but also slows down the nation’s progress. However, the Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE) Policy, launched in 2023, presents a groundbreaking opportunity to change this narrative.  This article explores the significance of the […]

In Nigeria, non-inclusive policies create barriers that prevent women, young people, and persons with disabilities from fully participating in society. These policies limit access to opportunities, stifle economic growth, and perpetuate inequalities. When marginalized groups are excluded from decision-making processes, the country loses out on valuable contributions that could drive national progress.  This article is

Nigeria’s future depends on harnessing the talents and perspectives of all its citizens. However, for too long, women have been systematically excluded from leadership and decision-making roles. This exclusion has hindered national development and contributed to policies that fail to address the diverse needs of the population. To build a truly inclusive and prosperous nation,

Policymaking is more than just drafting laws; it is about shaping the lives of millions, determining access to opportunities, and influencing the nation’s trajectory. A well-designed policy can open doors to economic prosperity, improved healthcare, and better infrastructure. Conversely, a poorly crafted policy can widen inequalities and stifle progress.  But what really goes on behind