Abiodun Says 100,000 Ogun Women Empowered to Fight Poverty and Strengthen Families
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- Dapo Abiodun said about 100,000 women in Ogun State have benefited from the World Bank-supported Nigeria for Women Programme.
- He described women’s economic empowerment as a strategy for reducing poverty and strengthening families and communities.
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun said about 100,000 women across the state have benefited from the World Bank-supported Nigeria for Women Programme.
Abiodun described women’s economic empowerment as a strategic tool for fighting poverty and strengthening families and communities.
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