Statistics show that more women participate in the country’s general election during the actual voting than men and youth despite men dominating most elective positions.
This then leaves one wondering why many women fail to attain elective political offices since they are the majority voters in most parts of the country.
In this radio feature, Sadam Innocent explores why few women are taking on men for the directly elected Parliamentary seats despite the numerical advantage they have over their male counterpart.
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Statistics show that more women participate in the country’s general election during the actual voting than men and youth despite men dominating most elective positions.
This then leaves one wondering why many women fail to attain elective political offices since they are the majority voters in most parts of the country.
In this radio feature, Sadam Innocent explores why few women are taking on men for the directly elected Parliamentary seats despite the numerical advantage they have over their male counterpart.
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