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    Int’l Women’s Day: Dr Hellen Adebakin Harps on Gender Equality, Social Inclusion

    GoalpoacherBy GoalpoacherMarch 8, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The President Southern Women Empowerment Forum, Dr Mrs Hellen Adebakin has advocated for more gender equality and social inclusion of women in key decision making to enhance societal development.

    Dr Adebakin gave the admonition while delivering her goodwill message in commemoration of the year 2024 International Women’s Day Celebration.

    While speaking on the theme “Inspired Inclusion,” Dr Adebakin extolled women folk for their immense contributions, resilience, and strength of women in all aspects of societal development. Her words:


    “As the President of the Southern Women Empowerment Forum, it is my distinct pleasure to extend my heartfelt greetings and best wishes to all women around the world on the occasion of International Women’s Day.

    “This year, as we come together to celebrate under the theme “Inspired Inclusion,” we are reminded of the immense contributions, resilience, and strength of women in all aspects of societal development.

    “International Women’s Day serves as a powerful opportunity to honour the achievements of women and advocate for gender equality, inclusion, and empowerment.

    “Inspired Inclusion signifies the need to create environments where every woman, regardless of background, ethnicity, or circumstance, feels valued, supported, and empowered to fulfill her potential. It is a call to action to break down barriers, challenge stereotypes, and foster a more inclusive society where women thrive in every sphere of life.

    “At the Southern Women Empowerment Forum, we are committed to championing the cause of inspired inclusion, promoting diversity, and amplifying the voices of women from diverse backgrounds. We recognize the importance of collaborative efforts to create inclusive spaces that elevate and celebrate the unique perspectives and contributions of all women.

    “On this occasion, let us reaffirm our commitment to creating a world where all women are equal partners and leaders, and where their participation is not only valued but essential to building a more just and equitable society.

    “To all women, I urge you to continue inspiring inclusion, breaking barriers, and forging pathways for future generations of empowered women. Your resilience, tenacity, and unwavering spirit are catalysts for positive change and progress.

    “As we celebrate International Women’s Day, let us stand together in solidarity, with a shared determination to advance gender equality and foster inspired inclusion in every corner of the globe.”

    Happy International Women’s Day!

    Sincerely,

    Dr. Mrs Helen Adebakin
    President
    Southern Women Empowerment Forum

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