Women Supporting Women: Dr. Mrs. Mary Alile Joins Forces With Cross-River State Commissioner, Hon. Edema Iron

Women Supporting Women: Dr. Mrs. Mary Alile Joins Forces With Cross-River State Commissioner, Hon. Edema Iron

In a decisive move to fortify the APC’s largest support base, “The women”, Dr. Mrs. Mary Alile, the APC National Women Leader, engaged in a pivotal session with Hon. Edema Iron, Commissioner of Women Affairs, Cross-River State.

The meeting, held at Dr. Alile’s office, was a platform for an in-depth discussion on critical issues surrounding gender equality, women’s rights and increased women’s participation in politics. The exchange of insights during this session underscored the shared commitment of both leaders to address the intricate challenges faced by women in society.

This collaborative initiative is a seamless integration into the Women Leaders Agenda – a comprehensive strategy aiming to establish a potent and unified APC women’s bloc. The overarching goal is to empower women within the party, creating a formidable force capable of surmounting the numerous challenges confronting the feminine gender.

As the conversation unfolded, Dr. Mary Alile and Hon. Edema Iron explored actionable steps to ensure a more inclusive political landscape. Their dialogue not only signifies the party’s dedication to women’s issues but also exemplifies a proactive approach towards fostering a supportive environment for women within the party.

In the wake of this strategic collaboration, the APC National Women Leader and the Commissioner of Women Affairs of Cross-River State are poised to implement concrete measures that will not only elevate women within the party, but also pave the way for a powerful and resilient APC women’s collective, ready to contribute meaningfully to the nation’s progress.

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