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    Thank you for celebrating the International Human Thank you for celebrating the International Human Rights Day with us. Special thanks to the panellist and the dancers. Together we can achieve greatness, freedom and justice. Your attendance is the true definition of a COMMUNITY.
    For so many years, the role and importance of wome For so many years, the role and importance of women in the Nigerian society has been an issue of serious concern and debate. Historically, in the traditional African Society as prevalent in Nigeria, women are not only perceived as inferior to men but are also marginalized and denied equal opportunities. While gender roles are often rooted in culture, the process of socialization in every culture inculcates the cultural expectations of male and female behaviors. Although these expectations vary from society to society and from time to time however, culture and society are the actual determinants of gender distinctions in society. Below are some interesting facts about gender norms and practices in Nigeria as it affects the Nigerian woman and girl: #gendernorms #nonbinary #lgbtq #gender #feminist #genderequality #genderqueer #genderroles #dragqueen #trans #intersectionalfeminism #wherinitiative
    Getting caught up in the cycle of living is simple Getting caught up in the cycle of living is simple. Work, eat, sleep, repeat. Our routine can become us. That’s not living; that’s surviving. You need a little bit of the wild to keep you fresh. Get outside and soak up the sun. Basically, stop and smell the roses. #mondaymotivation #wherinitiative #whernigeria
    Having a spread of diverse panel for our second pa Having a spread of diverse panel for our second panel titled; The power of cross-generational activism and leadership in advancing social justice. We are hearing from voices both young and old as they share the method of activism and how important it is to understand both perspectives. #wherinitiative #internationalhumanrightsday
    Currently having our first engaging panel discussi Currently having our first engaging panel discussion with our panellist, as they share tools on community engagement and mobilisation for social justice. #internationalhumanrights #internationalhumanrightsday #whernigeria
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