Unbelievable: Read what Tambuwal’s wife plans to do to 700 girls annually

– The governor’s wife pledged to sponsor the education of 700 girls annually 

– Haj Mariya called on parents and guardians to encourage their children into becoming professionals

Hajiya Mariya, wife of Sokoto State Governor Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, has pledged to sponsor the education of 700 girls annually to enable them acquire quality education for a brighter future.

This she said will be done in collaboration with the Sokoto state ministries of education, women affairs and the state SDGs office.

Speaking at an event organised to mark the international women’s day at the the Milton Keynes College in the United Kingdom, Mrs tambuwal said her intervention will target girls from economically-disadvantaged familiesRepresented by Dr Asma’u Wali, Mrs Tambuwal pledged to encourage parity between male and female genders in Sokoto state. 

“Parity begins with education. Without an education it is far more difficult to have a fulfilling and fulfilled life. Without access to education there’s less opportunity to earn more and live behind a life of poverty,” she said.

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She called on employers to support parity by paying men and women the same pay for the same work. She raised her concern on why sectors dominated by women are low paid. 

Haj Mariya called on parents and guardians to encourage their children into becoming professionals.

She thanked the Principal of Milton Keynes College, Dr Mills for giving her the opportunity to speak at the event, and also urged everyone to support the Pledge for parity.

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Unbelievable: Read what Tambuwal’s wife plans to do to 700 girls annually

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