Former Director General of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons, NAPTIP , DONLY OKAH on Friday said the struggle for women inclusion in the mainstream governance in Nigeria requires the collective efforts of Nigerians from all sectors of the society.
The NAPTIP DG handed this down at an event to mark the international women’s day in Abuja.
OKAH said the demand for inclusion for women is not a competition with men but a demand for an opportunity to contribute to national development.