The All Progressives Congress (APC) National Woman Leader, Dr. Mary Alile Idele, has reaffirmed her unwavering commitment to the advancement of women in governance as she continues to lead advocacy for the passage of the Women’s Reserved Seat Bill in the House of Representatives.
The Bill, which seeks to create a more balanced and inclusive political representation for Nigerian women, has entered a critical phase. Dr. Idele’s strategic leadership and persistent engagement with key stakeholders have brought renewed national attention to the importance of women’s inclusion in decision-making processes.
In a statement issued by her office and shared with newsmen by Dr. Cynthia Agbo, Dr. Idele emphasized that “representation is power,” and that democracy flourishes when both men and women participate equitably in governance. She further noted that her approach is rooted in collaboration rather than confrontation, building broad-based consensus across political and social divides.
Under her leadership, the APC has placed women’s participation at the forefront of its agenda, aligning with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s commitment to inclusive governance and national development.
Dr. Idele’s advocacy continues to empower women nationwide through mentorship, policy engagement, and grassroots mobilization. She remains steadfast in her mission to dismantle barriers that have historically limited women’s political advancement.
If passed, the Women’s Reserved Seat Bill will mark a historic milestone in Nigeria’s democratic journey, promoting fairness, equality, and progress for all.
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