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Abiodun says 100,000 Ogun women empowered to fight poverty, strengthen families
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· September 8, 2026
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Key points The Nigeria for Women Programme has benefited about 100,000 women, according to available information. The number of women benefited from the programme is reported to be around 100,000, with the goal of using economic empowerment as a strategic tool.
A programme supported by the World Bank has empowered women to fight poverty. The Nigeria for Women Programme has benefited about 100,000 women, according to available information. Women's economic empowerment is seen as a key tool for strengthening families and communities, as well as combating poverty.
The programme's impact is described in relation to its ability to empower women economically. Further details about the programme and its effects are available from the source.
The number of women benefited from the programme is reported to be around 100,000, with the goal of using economic empowerment as a strategic tool.
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Category: business Published: September 8, 2026 Source: Premium Times Reading time: 1 min
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