Introducing myself and my journal
by deliaobi1 | March 4, 2011 at 2:53 AM
About Me:
I am someone who is interested in learning and meeting people
My Passions:
Helping others
My Challenges:
Insincerity in individuals and the social structures
My Vision for the Future:
A place where everyone is relevant and useful in life
My Areas of Expertise:
Gender studies, Persons with disabilities, Youth and Women
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Sydney
welcome sister
i write to wish you to the world of women who are passionate for a change in their world.
I'm certain that you'd fine women of similar great passion in here.
You are welcome.
Tosin
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Fatima
thanks
thank you all for giving me the opportunity of being a member of the community. I've loved to witness such. I am currently working on my thesis about women in politics and am taking special interest in the forthcoming elections in Nigeria. I really need ti know how the women will fare (i.e. better or worse than the previous ones). its quite a shame that the PDP primaries did not favour the only female candidate despite the clamour for 35% affirmative action campaign. I hope the elections proper as well as subsequent appointments to top positions in the country will compensate for the loss.
thanks once again i promise to always air my views, pass comments on issues as discussed as well as ask questions where necessary. its very important that we empower women in Nigeria.
Delia