Effective communication of government policies is essential for public understanding, cooperation, and support. In Nigeria, however, gaps between policy intent and public perception often lead to misinformation, mistrust, and resistance.   In episode 11 of The Leading Woman Show, we discussed the importance of transparent policy communication, the consequences of exclusion, the role of the

Nigeria’s creative and tech scenes are booming, and the world is taking notice. Nollywood is now the second largest movie industry globally, and Afrobeats has become a global sound. Fuelled by young talent, internet access, and fresh ideas, this wave of creativity is shaping the country’s identity. But growth on this scale needs direction. This

Education is the foundation of national development, yet Nigeria faces a stark reality: millions of children lack access to basic education, and many who do attend struggle to learn effectively. With one of the world’s highest rates of out-of-school children due to poverty, cultural norms, and conflict, how can we build a brighter future through

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