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Will Nigeria's 10th Assembly recalibrate or repeat history? A groundbreaking bill, HB 1349, seeks to revolutionize women's representation in government by creating over 180 guaranteed seats nationwide.

This strategic intervention aims to dismantle underrepresentation and move women from tokenism to policy-making. With 74 new seats in the National Assembly and three dedicated seats per State House of Assembly, this bill offers a 16-year corrective window, expanding opportunities without displacing existing roles.

As Nigeria approaches the 2027 general elections, Nigerian women are poised to serve. This is a critical test: is the nation ready to harness its full talent pool and govern inclusively?

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00:00The Reserve Seats for Women Bill, HB 1349, comes as a strategic intervention.
00:06It seeks to address the underrepresentation of women in government.
00:1274 new National Assembly seats, that is 37 in the Senate and 37 in the House of Reps,
00:20plus three dedicated seats per State House of Assembly.
00:24That's over 180 seats guaranteed for women nationwide.
00:30No displacement, no loss of existing seats, just expansion.
00:35This is a 16-year corrective window.
00:38It's pipeline strategy.
00:40The objective is to move women from tokenism to addressing critical issues.
00:47As the 2027 general elections break on, women are not waiting.
00:53However, the real question is, will the 10th Assembly repeat history or recalibrate?
01:00This is a test of whether Nigeria is ready to govern with its full pool of talent.
01:06Nigerian women are ready to serve.
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