Activists call for credible elections, women participation in politics
Source: The Nation Online
In recognition of the gender gap in political representation, the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC) Nigeria has expressed support for the passage of a bill before the National Assembly to reserve special seats in national and state legislatures for women.
As part of its commitment to strengthen the country’s democracy, the group has also resolved to intensify its role in promoting credible elections and democratic governance, by supporting more electoral reforms.
IPAC has also resolved to uphold the rule of law, adhere to constitutional provisions by political parties and help to address issues such as voter apathy, electoral violence, and vote-buying through advocacy and civic engagement initiatives.
These resolutions were part of the communique issued by IPAC Nigeria, at the end of a three-day constitution review session held in Ikeja, Lagos recently.
Read here the full article published by The Nation Online on 8 January 2025.
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In recognition of the gender gap in political representation, the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC) Nigeria has expressed support for the passage of a bill before the National Assembly to reserve special seats in national and state legislatures for women.
As part of its commitment to strengthen the country’s democracy, the group has also resolved to intensify its role in promoting credible elections and democratic governance, by supporting more electoral reforms.
IPAC has also resolved to uphold the rule of law, adhere to constitutional provisions by political parties and help to address issues such as voter apathy, electoral violence, and vote-buying through advocacy and civic engagement initiatives.
These resolutions were part of the communique issued by IPAC Nigeria, at the end of a three-day constitution review session held in Ikeja, Lagos recently.
Read here the full article published by The Nation Online on 8 January 2025.
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