As the world marks the International Women’s Day on Monday, the focus of this year’s event is on equal future for women in a COVID-19 world.
“I believe the WTO can contribute more strongly to a resolution of the COVID-19 pandemic by helping to improve access accessibility and affordability of vaccines to poor countries,” she said., the United Nations deputy secretary-general and chairperson of the Sustainable Development Goals , is behind the drive for a $41 million worth of new investments in countries to reduce poverty and inequality and to create sustainable economies. Mrs.
is Nigeria’s minister for humanitarian affairs, disaster management and social development. She has been saddled with the onerous task of managing Nigeria’s increasingly turbulent social milieu. Among these was the distribution of the federal government’s Covid-19 relief items – a task which was assumed to have been poorly managed until the #EndSARS protests revealed caches of relief items hoarded in warehouses in state capitals across the country.
She is also a public speaker on the subject of preventing and countering violent extremism and counter-terrorism.is the founder and managing director of Terra Kulture, an art and culture centre based in Lagos. A lawyer, business entrepreneur and award-winning theatre and film director, she is often referred to as the queen of the theatre.ran the Guardian Newspapers successfully for 11 years as chairman, CEO and publisher following the death of her husband, Chief Alex Ibru, in 1999.
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