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Why do women make up nearly half of Nigeria’s population, yet occupy only 5–6% of positions in government? In this thought-provoking interview, Ambassador Aju Elumelu-James examines Nigeria’s leadership gap and the barriers preventing women from attaining greater political representation.
She discusses the challenges facing women in politics, the need for inclusive governance, and the reforms required to ensure that more women participate in decision-making at all levels of government. The conversation also explores the role of political parties, mentorship, public policy, and societal attitudes in shaping women’s participation in leadership.
In this interview: Why women hold only 5–6% of government positions The barriers to women’s political participation Nigeria’s leadership and governance challenges The importance of gender inclusion in decision-making How to increase women’s representation in government Amb. Aju Elumelu-James’ vision for inclusive leadership What do you think? Why do you think women remain underrepresented in Nigeria’s government, and what changes are needed? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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