FOMWAN describes Kaduna deputy Governor as role model to women

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From: Femi Mustapha in Kaduna

The Federation of Muslim Women Associations In Nigeria(FOMWAN) has described the Deputy Governor of Kaduna State, Dr Hadiza Balarabe,  as a role model for women in the country.

The Kaduna State Chapter leader of the FOMWAN Amira Nafisa Isa Musa, disclosed this when the Association paid a courtesy call on Dr Balarabe at Sir Kashim Ibrahim House today

The Amira commended the Deputy Governor’s  continued support to the Association both as a leader and member of FOMWAN, adding that she is dedicated to addressing gender issues.

She said that FOMWAN was  in Government House to seek guidance and support from Kaduna State Government for a successful National Conference and  40th anniversary which comes up in Kaduna in August.

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Amira Nafisa noted that the presence of Governor Uba Sani and the Deputy Governor,  as well as other senior Government officials, would add prestige to the National Conference.

Amira Nafisa, who was accompanied by the National Organising Chair, Professor Hadiza Tukur, and other officials, said FOMWAN focuses on women’s and children’s issues and development.

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