To mark this Women’s Day, The Spotlight Initiative in Niger brought together two generations of women to discuss what it means to be women in leadership in the country in which they live and work.
Mrs. Hadiza Gabey, Director of Promotion of Women and Gender – Denisa-Elena Ionete, EU Ambassador to Niger – Louise Aubin, UN Resident Coordinator in Niger – Ibo Fourera, Executive Secretary of the National Observatory for Gender Promotion – Nana Natitia, Public Speaker and Women’s Rights Activist and Oumou Kane, Digital Influencer and founder of @Citoyens227 a platform which aims to give voice to all citizens!
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