*Calls for probe of murder of Labour Party women leader in Kaduna *Urges INEC to develop accountability plan to hold political parties accountable Piqued by the worrying trend the 2023 elections is going, women's right organization and movement have told political parties to stop every form of violence against female politicians. They also called for…

Piqued at the worrying trend the 2023 elections is going Women’s right organisation and movement has told political parties to stop every forms of violence against female politicians.

Wife of Cross River State Governor, Dr. Linda Ayade, has called for an end to harassment and abuse of women.

The MINISTER of Women Affairs and Social Development, Dame Pauline Tallen, while mourning the Labour Party Woman leader, late Victoria Chintex in Kaura Local Council of Kaduna, has called for an end to intimidation and violence against women.

Wife of former Head of State, General Abdulsalam Abubakar, Justice Fati Lamin Abubakar has challenged religious and cultural leaders

Writing more reports on Violence Against Women (VAW), especially in the print media, a group, Media and Gender Enlightenment Initiative (MEGEIN), has called for more women to be promoted as editors in newspapers.

Association of Women in Governance (AWIG) and concerned Nigerians, have appealed for an urgent end to violence against women and girl child in the country.

Recent records have shown that the violence against women is not abating, though the yearly ritual of 16 Days Activism has continued to bring to the limelight the need to put an end to this ill.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) defines violence as the intentional use of physical force or power, threatened or actual, against oneself, another person, or against a group or community

Lagos State first lady, Dr. Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, has called on religious and community leaders to join the ongoing massive campaign to end violence against women and girls, especially rape

As the world marks November 25th every year as “International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women”, this year 2021 is not peculiar as the trends are sadly unabated.

As part of effort aimed at ending violence against women and girls, members of the Christian Council of Nigeria (CCN) have commenced an enlightenment campaign in Lagos