By Uloma Peace Okorie
The National Chairperson of the Nigeria Association of Women Journalists, Hajia Aisha Ibrahim, led the association’s participation as a Special Guest at the workshop on Gender-Based Violence for Health Workers organized by the Special Adviser to the President on Health, Dr. Salma Ibrahim Anas, at the Carlton Hotel.
The workshop brought together stakeholders in the health and development sectors to discuss practical solutions towards addressing the rising cases of gender-based violence and strengthening support systems for victims across the country.
Speaking during the engagement, Hajia Aisha Ibrahim described the workshop as timely and impactful, stressing the need for collective action in tackling gender-based violence and protecting the rights and dignity of women and vulnerable groups.
She noted that the workshop provided an important platform for meaningful discussions, strategic engagement, and knowledge sharing among stakeholders committed to promoting social justice and human development.
The NAWOJ National Chairperson further stated that the event opened new opportunities for collaboration and partnership with organizations and individuals willing to work with the association in advancing advocacy, awareness creation, and community-driven interventions on issues affecting women and vulnerable persons.
Hajia Aisha Ibrahim reaffirmed the association’s commitment to supporting initiatives aimed at ending gender-based violence and promoting human dignity across Nigeria.
She also commended Dr. Salma Ibrahim Anas for organizing the workshop and sustaining efforts geared towards improving health and social wellbeing in the country.