By Chioma James
Dr. Nafisat Mohammed, President of the Road Safety Officers Wives Association (ROSOWA), has attended a two-day Digital Literacy and Capacity Building Workshop for spouses of members of the House of Representatives, aimed at strengthening women’s readiness for a fast-changing digital economy.
The workshop, themed “Empowering Women for a Digital Future: Leadership, Wellbeing and Opportunity,” was hosted by Hajiya Fatima Tajudeen Abbas, wife of the Honourable Speaker of the House of Representatives. It brought together women leaders and stakeholders to promote digital inclusion, personal development, and practical skills that support leadership and economic opportunity.
Building capacity for a digital future
Participants were exposed to key digital tools and learning sessions designed to help women adapt, grow, and take advantage of technology-driven opportunities. The initiative emphasized the importance of digital literacy as a gateway to empowerment—supporting entrepreneurship, productivity, online engagement, and informed participation in today’s interconnected world.
High-profile dignitaries in attendance
The programme drew notable national dignitaries, reflecting its relevance to Nigeria’s development priorities. Among those present were Honourable Ben Kalu, Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, and Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila, Chief of Staff to the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Their attendance underscored the increasing national focus on empowering women as key drivers of progress.
ROSOWA’s commitment to empowerment
Dr. Nafisat Mohammed’s participation aligns with ROSOWA’s ongoing commitment to advancing women’s welfare, capacity building, and leadership development, particularly within communities connected to public service. Her engagement at the workshop also reflects the importance of collaboration between civic organisations and national institutions in expanding opportunity for women.
A broader call for inclusion
The workshop concluded with renewed emphasis on investing in women’s digital skills to unlock leadership potential, improve wellbeing, and create sustainable economic opportunities—especially as technology continues to shape every sector of society.
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