From David Onuoja, Abuja
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, believes that addressing social injustices is the key to achieving durable peace in Nigeria.
She said this, during a three-day capacity-building programme organised by the African Union (AU), in collaboration with the African First Ladies Peace Mission (AFLPM), held in Abuja.
She emphasised that social injustices can lead to feelings of marginalization, exclusion, and resentment, which can ultimately escalate into conflict.
To create a more just and peaceful society, Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan stressed the importance of promoting equality and fairness, ensuring that everyone has equal opportunities and is treated fairly.
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Empowering marginalised communities by giving a voice to those who have been silenced or overlooked, addressing systemic injustices, Identifying and challenging the root causes of social injustices.
Additionally, she highlighted the need for fostering dialogue and understanding between different groups and communities to break down barriers and promote peace
Representing Kogi central at the national assembly, she noted that by addressing social injustices and promoting equality, fairness, and understanding, Nigeria can take a significant step towards achieving durable peace.
The programme, which was aimed at enhancing women’s involvement in conflict prevention, dialogue, and preventive diplomacy, brought together female parliamentarians and First Ladies across Africa to address violence against women and explore effective strategies to promote women’s peace and security in the continent.
