WEPBI MEDIA AKA WITNESS EXPERIENCE The social problems maligning our society especially those affecting the female gender are increasing in geometric proportion. Yet, most persons are not aware or pretend not to be, especially those whose responsibility it is to take actions towards addressing these issues perhaps due to their…
December Newsletter.
Season Greetings! Check out WEPBI newsletter for exciting news and update for the month of december 2021. Happy Holidays!!
WEPBI records another success story as the executive director is being recognized with a chieftaincy title.
Yesterday Wednesday, December 22nd, the office of the Enugu state chieftaincy matters in conjunction with EZEAGBO Traditional Institution Bestowed on the exceutive director, WEPBI the Honorary chieftaincy Title of Chief ADA IFE, for her outstanding contributions in Education, Gender and social mobilization, youth empowerment and infrastructural development in Ndeabor Aniri…
Gender Inequality: The Need For Women Economic Empowerment.
Economic empowerment is defined as the capacity of women and men to participate in, contribute to and benefit from growth processes in ways that recognize the value of their contributions, respect their dignity and make it possible to negotiate a fairer distribution of the benefits of growth. Women constitute an indispensable…
WEPBI November Newsletter
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OCTOBER NEWSLETTER
WEPBI has achieved yet another milestone in her journey for women inclusion in politics and leadership spaces. Get the full story and lots more events that were unraveled in the month of October in this newsletter.
WEBPI SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER
Catch up with our latest event on our monthly newsletter. https://mailchi.mp/a7c073fbfbf0/increased-women-participationin-politics
Induction of New students to the Women Leadership Academy
The women leadership induction program that had 30 registered students at owerri was championed by the Executive director of WEPBI, Oguadimma joy Ijeoma, who has been a great voice in empowering women and young girls with the necessary skills for mental and social growth in the society. A lot of…
RAISING AWARENESS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
Violence against women has risen beyond the imaginary form of life. There have been a vigorous fact that women has been subjected to different form of violence in their homes most especially, what can be done to eliminate this evil seed growing within society? Citing an example of an eight…
SIT-AT-HOME ORDER AND LIVELIHOOD
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) had on 30th July 2021 announced a-sit-at home order to be observed in the entire states of the south East every Monday following the arrest, detention and arraignment to court of the group’s leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. This order which took effect on the…
WOMEN’S PARTICIPATION IN POLITICS AND DECISION MAKING POWER
Paving the way for more women in the political, business, and civic arena is an investment in more just, equitable, and peaceful societies. Girls and women have a right to engage in civic society, vote in elections, be elected to government office, serve on boards and make their voices heard…
WEBPI AUGUST NEWSLETTER
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COMMUNITY WOMEN PEP-TALK
As a result from the success made through sensitizing women on leadership, WEPBI is proud to say that community women trained over years have gathered skills and capacity in leadership and were able to transfer that knowledge gained to other women as a result of an assignment given to them…
COURTESY VISIT TO HRH OF OJI AMOKWE COMMUNITY
The Executive Director Oguadimma Ijeoma Joy and other WEPBI team on Tuesday 17th August 2021 paid a courtesy visit to the traditional ruler of Oji Amokwe community HRH, Igwe Arc Innocent Sunday Chibuoke in his palace at Oji Amokwe. The aim of the visit is to ensure that women are…