The European Union Support to Democratic Governance in Nigeria project employed a ‘social media first’ approach to strengthen the political knowledge, understanding, discussion and efficacy of ...

The survey, titled Status of Women's Political Participation in Nigeria, is part of the Improving Electoral Integrity and Accountability in Nigeria Project funded by the MacArthur Foundation.

The critical impediment to the issues of women political participation in Nigeria is majorly cultural. A woman in Nigeria and even in Africa is not recognised as a leader.

The International Press Centre and the Guild of Corporate Online Publishers have held a consultative meeting in Abuja to explore ways of strengthening the visibility of women in Nigeria’s ...

Stakeholders have raised concerns about the critical state of women’s political participation in Nigeria. They noted that the country ranks near the bottom in terms of women’s parliamentary ...

Nigeria election: Women denounce poor political representation. Half of Nigeria’s population are women, but only 4 percent were elected in the 2019 election.

Gender plays a significant role in political participation in Nigeria. Women in Nigeria are less likely than men to have attended a campaign event or speech (28% of women vs. 59% of men), participated ...

Nigeria has high media penetration, and nearly everyone has access to one form of media or another. Data Reportal notes that there were 33 million social media users in Nigeria in January 2021 ...