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Why women’s voice should be heard, By Sam Akpe
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Why women’s voice should be heard, By Sam Akpe

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Sam Akpe writes about the need for a cohesive security approach in Nigeria.

It started with visible empty seats. Then, suddenly, the rotunda of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs — designed for elite class activities — got thronged with quality audience. It was a well-planned, well-attended, and brilliantly executed event, with a theme that spoke to the moment. The audience comprised ambassadors, top government representatives, technocrats, seasoned policy […]

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