From Premium Times
The documentary amplifies the nationwide dialogue about gender imbalance in Nigeria’s politics
In a significant step towards amplifying the voices of women in politics, a new documentary that shines a spotlight on the triumphs, challenges, and resilience of women shaping Nigeria’s political landscape will premiere on 14 July in Abuja.
The documentary chronicles the journey of nine Nigerian female political candidates who ran for elective office in the 2023 election cycle, breaking barriers in a male-dominated arena, according to Daria Media, a news and media company.
The documentary produced by the Daria media explores the complexities of being a Nigerian woman in politics and celebrates the achievements of these trailblazers through storytelling and interviews.
The documentary features Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, Ireti Kingibe, Nnenna Elendu–Ukeje, Adeola Azeez, Simi Olusola, Hauwa Gambo, Khadijah Iya, Munira Tanimu and Joyce Daniels.
Oluwakemi Adelagun is a Nigerian journalist.
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