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Female Participation In Politics: What Nigeria's Reserved Seats Bill Actually Means
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13:04Now PlayingWomen in Nigeria occupy less than 5% of seats in the National Assembly, despite making up nearly half of the country's population, one of the lowest rates of female participation in politics worldwide.
For years, multiple attempts to change this have failed, but a new, simplified Reserved Seats for Women Bill is making another attempt to change the story.
In this story, Gist Nigeria's Mercy Frank spotlights the growing momentum behind the Reserved Seats Bill and breaks it down for Nigerians to understand what the proposal actually says.
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