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Nigerian Women Embrace “Accelerate Action” On 2025 International Women’s Day

Adejuyigbe FrancisBy Adejuyigbe FrancisMarch 4, 2025 Article/Column No Comments3 Mins Read
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Nigerian Women Embrace “Accelerate Action” On 2025 International Women’s Day.

In a bold reaffirmation of their resilience and determination, Nigerian women across the nation are set to mark International Women’s Day 2025 under the global theme “Accelerate Action”. This call for swift progress in achieving gender equality resonates strongly in Nigeria, where women continue to spearhead social, political, and economic transformations despite longstanding challenges.

A Call for Swift Progress

The theme for 2025 International Women’s Day emphasises the urgent need to advance gender equality, a message that strikes a chord in a country where female empowerment remains both a beacon of hope and a work in progress. Organisations and advocacy groups have rallied behind the slogan, urging policymakers and community leaders to accelerate reforms in education, healthcare, and political representation.





 

“Accelerate Action is more than just a theme—it is a directive for real change. Nigerian women have shown time and again that we possess the talent, drive, and resilience needed to lead our communities towards a more equitable future,” said Chiamaka Okafor, an activist and founder of the Nigerian Women’s Empowerment Forum. “This International Women’s Day, we call on the government and private sectors to break down the remaining barriers that hinder our full participation in society.”

 

Celebrating Achievements And Addressing Challenges

Over recent years, Nigerian women have made notable strides in various fields. From spearheading innovative start-ups and leading community initiatives to holding key positions in government and academia, their contributions have been pivotal in shaping the nation’s development. However, persistent issues such as gender-based violence, unequal access to education, and economic disparities continue to impede progress.

 

In major cities like Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt, celebratory events are being organised to highlight these successes and to galvanise further action. Public seminars, exhibitions, and panel discussions will showcase the achievements of Nigerian women while addressing the systemic obstacles that still need to be overcome.

 

Voices from the Grassroots

Local leaders and grassroots organisations have voiced their support for the theme. “Our communities are brimming with talent and potential. By accelerating action, we are not only recognising the efforts of our female colleagues but also setting the stage for future generations,” remarked Funmi Adeyemi, director of a local women’s advocacy group in Ibadan. She added that initiatives focusing on skill development, mentorship, and legal support are crucial to ensuring that progress is both rapid and sustainable.

 

A Vision for the Future

The “Accelerate Action” theme has also been embraced by international bodies, echoing the message of global solidarity and the collective need for transformative change. For Nigerian women, the theme represents a timely reminder of the power they wield when united, as well as the responsibility to foster environments where every woman and girl can thrive.

 

As the celebrations unfold on 8 March 2025, it is hoped that this renewed focus on accelerated progress will galvanise efforts across all sectors, ensuring that Nigeria moves steadily towards a future where rights, equality, and empowerment are not mere aspirations but everyday realities.

 

In a nation where change is both challenging and necessary, the message for 2025 International Women’s Day is clear: it is time to accelerate action for a brighter, more equitable future for all Nigerian women.

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