YWIPF Abia State Chapter

YWIPF Abia State Chapter Young women in politics Abia State promotes gender equality,and develop the next generation of women leaders.

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25/03/2026

League of Women Voters of Nigeria Abia State Chapter  Partnered with Young Women In Politics Forum (YWIPF) Abia State Ch...
25/03/2026

League of Women Voters of Nigeria Abia State Chapter Partnered with Young Women In Politics Forum (YWIPF) Abia State Chapter alongside other stakeholders to pay Advocacy visit to two members of the house of representatives, representing Ikwuano/Umuahia North/South Constituency Obinna & Bende Constituency Rep. Benjamin Okezie Kalu emphasizing the urgent need and importance of passing The Special Reserved Seat Bill



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SAY NO! To Violence against Women and Girls.
21/03/2026

SAY NO! To Violence against Women and Girls.

21/03/2026

Together Against Loneliness: Celebrating Inclusion on World Down Syndrome Day

Every year on World Down Syndrome Day, the world comes together to celebrate the lives, strengths, and contributions of individuals with Down syndrome. This year’s theme, “Together Against Loneliness,”reminds us that beyond awareness, there is a deeper need for connection, inclusion, and a sense of belonging. Loneliness can affect anyone, but for many individuals with Down syndrome, social exclusion and lack of understanding can make it even more pronounced.

Down syndrome is a genetic condition that occurs when a person has an extra copy of chromosome 21. This can influence physical development and learning in different ways, but it does not define a person’s potential. With the right support systems; education, healthcare, family support, and inclusive environments, individuals with Down syndrome can live meaningful, productive, and joyful lives within their communities.

The challenge we face as a society is not the condition itself, but the barriers that create isolation. Limited access to inclusive education, employment opportunities, and social participation can leave individuals feeling excluded. This is why the theme calls for collective action. Families, schools, workplaces, and communities all have a role to play in creating spaces where people with Down syndrome are welcomed, valued, and actively included.

Moving forward, building a more inclusive society starts with simple but powerful actions encouraging friendships, promoting awareness, supporting inclusive policies, and celebrating diversity. When we choose empathy over indifference and inclusion over exclusion, we help break the cycle of loneliness. Together, we can create a world where everyone feels seen, supported, and connected because true progress happens when no one is left behind.

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19/03/2026
Our Able WIPF PRESIDENT Ebere Ifendu, We hail 🙌🏾you ma
10/03/2026

Our Able WIPF PRESIDENT Ebere Ifendu, We hail 🙌🏾you ma

10/03/2026
10/03/2026

Dear Community,

This is a gentle reminder to register for the upcoming webinar today at 2pm.

As we gradually approach another election year, we cannot fold our hands and watch the labours of our heroes past go to waste. We must join hands to strengthen our democracy.

Join our national webinar on
Strengthening Democracy in Nigeria: The role of the Civil Society 2.0

When: Mar 10, 2026 02:00 PM West Central Africa

Register in advance for this meeting:

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/oj4wRqdLTZ6iKjEfj_0hmA

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

See you there!

BE PART OF WHAT IS HAPPENING IN YOUR COMMUNITY    GET YOUR PVC TODAY
10/03/2026

BE PART OF WHAT IS HAPPENING IN YOUR COMMUNITY
GET YOUR PVC TODAY

Your future should not be decided without you.

If you are 18 and above and you don’t have a voter’s card, now is the time to register.

The registration closes on the 17th of April.
Don’t wait until it is too late.

If you are 18 or older and don’t have a voter’s card, now is the time to register.

GET YOUR PVC TODAY
10/03/2026

GET YOUR PVC TODAY

Bad governance survives when good people stay silent.

One simple step can change that.

Register for your voter’s card before the April deadline and be ready to vote.

What is one reason why you will not vote in 2027
Don't forget Your vote is your power.

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