The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) and the Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ) Visit to the Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) project in Zamfara State.The significant event.,Led by the State Council Chairman of NUJ, Comrd. Ibrahim Musa Maizare, and the State Chairperson of NAWOJ, Comrd. Jamila Musa Kanoma, along with the Zonal Secretary of NUJ, Comrd. Abdurrazak Bello Kaura, the aim was to strengthen collaboration and address critical issues related to the education and well-being of adolescent girls in the state. This visit highlighted the commitment of both organizations to promoting positive social and behavior change through communication campaigns, engagement with traditional rulers, and advocacy efforts.
During the visit, discussions centered on the importance of information dissemination and the role of media in promoting social change. The Union members expressed their dedication to supporting the AGILE project in its mission to empower adolescent girls in Zamfara State. By collaborating with AGILE, the Union aims to leverage its expertise in communication and advocacy to raise awareness and drive positive change in communities. The presence of the AGILE team and executive members of the Union at the meeting emphasized the significance of partnerships between media organizations and initiatives like AGILE for promoting the well-being of adolescent girls.
The visit underscored the shared commitment of NUJ, NAWOJ, and the AGILE project to addressing challenges faced by adolescent girls in Zamfara State. By coming together, these organizations can work towards creating a more inclusive and supportive environment for girls to thrive and succeed. The collaboration will enable them to amplify their voices, reach wider audiences, and advocate for policies and programs that prioritize the education and well-being of adolescent girls. The meeting served as a platform for strategizing and identifying areas where the Union can contribute effectively to the success of the AGILE project and its impact.
The partnership between NUJ, NAWOJ, and AGILE demonstrates the power of collective efforts in driving positive change and advancing the rights of adolescent girls. By pooling their resources and expertise, these organizations can create lasting impact and advocate for policies that support the empowerment and education of girls. The visit signifies a step towards fostering collaborative relationships that prioritize the well-being of adolescent girls in Zamfara State. The commitment shown by both the Union and the AGILE project highlights the importance of working together to address critical issues and create a more equitable society for all.
the courtesy visit by NUJ and NAWOJ to the AGILE project in Zamfara State reflects a shared commitment to empowering and educating adolescent girls in the state. The collaborative efforts of these organizations will help drive positive change and create a more supportive environment for girls to thrive. By working in partnership, the Union and AGILE project can amplify their impact and advocate for policies that prioritize the well-being and education of adolescent girls. This visit marks the beginning of a fruitful partnership that aims to address critical issues and promote positive social change in Zamfara State.
FATIMA IBRAHIM DOSARA
SECRETARY NAWOJ ZAMFARA STATE
