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Senator Douye Diri, the governor of Bayelsa State, has argued against tokenistic agitation for special seats in the National Assembly in favor of complete inclusion of women in politics.
This was said by Senator Diri on Tuesday in Yenagoa, the state capital, at the Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF) women’s conference.
Additionally, the governor of Bayelsa called on women throughout the region to demand complete freedom to engage in politics since they should not be treated like second-class citizens.
“I was informed that a major sponsor of this program is the British High Commission,” he said. When the Deputy High Commissioner visited Bayelsa last week, I had the chance to meet with her, and we talked about women’s involvement in politics.
She thinks it’s a good idea to advocate for women’s seats in the National Assembly. Although I somewhat agreed with her as a short-term fix, I generally disagree with the concept. My argument is that I oppose treating women like second-class citizens.
In contrast to America, women in Britain do not hold specific seats in parliament. They are totally involved in politics and are acknowledged by the system. There is no discussion regarding women’s disadvantages or reserved seats. In Nigeria, we can succeed.
“Our women participate in politics and are highly intelligent. They are also highly involved in a variety of occupations. Why, therefore, are we requesting preferential treatment for them?
“Women participate and go on to become presidents, governors, and members of parliament all over the world.” Nigeria ought not to be an anomaly. Our organization is flawed. Nigeria has a structural weakness.
Even in the Niger Delta, women work as professors, physicians, engineers, and attorneys. My 26-year-old daughter recently received her Ph.D. in law. Women should demand their independence, and I urge you to reject this nation’s treatment of you as second-class citizens.
Governor Diri described initiatives to increase the number of women involved in state politics.
“I have deliberately worked to increase the number of women in Bayelsa’s government, either in the House of Assembly or the state executive. I had anticipated having roughly five women in the parliament in 2023, but only two of them were elected.
I am glad that you are uniting since I am aware of the difficulties you are enduring. Sometimes the issue is even between women. As governor of our state, I will always be there for you, my dear Niger Delta women.
Previously, Rev. (Mrs.) Grace Ekong, the PANDEF National Women Leader, stated that in order for women to actively engage in politics, they need exposure, education, experience, and skills.
They have important roles to play in the advancement of society, thus she urged them to not be passive.
“As women, you ought to participate wherever you are. Engage in and make intelligent, constructive, and constructive contributions to this region’s development. In order to be assigned to political posts and participate in the events occurring in this country and our region, you should educate yourself and encourage your children to do the same.
“Development and infrastructure are necessary in our area. For the next generation to have a place to live and work, we must be connected and safeguard the environment.
“How many women from the Niger Delta region are involved in this country’s politics? This region generates the nation’s wealth.”
Former Nigerian First Lady Dr. Patience Jonathan, Rivers State Deputy Governor Prof. Ngozi Odu, PANDEF National Chairman Dr. Boladei Igali, and a number of women’s organizations from throughout the Niger Delta were present at the event.
