Esther Eghobamien
@estheregho
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Current #UNCEDAW Member representing Nigeria. I am an internationally recognized Gender Policy Appraisal & Mainstreaming expert with 30+ Yrs Experience.
Nigeria
Joined September 2009
RT @BrendaAkia: With H.E@ImmaculateIman Nigeria’s Minister of Women’s Affairs @FMWA_ng & H.E @HonRegis Uganda’s Minister of State for….
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Repost @nigtroff .The Nigeria Trade Office in Taiwan (NTO) welcomes @esthereghobamien Esther Eghobamien-Mshelia, the CEO/ED Women Arise Development and Humanitarian Initiative (WADHI), with a proven track record & competencies in gender analysis with international human rights.
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NOVEMBER 2022, The review meeting of the ROC (TAIWAN) Fourth National CEDAW Report, TAIWAN. It was a pleasure engaging with the state actors. #UNCEDAW
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RT @ashe_news: A Diplomat, Amb. Peters Emuze, has congratulated Nigeria’s candidate, Mrs Esther Eghobamien-Mshelia, on her election to the….
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. and social participation. It aims to serve as an example for grassroots engagement, participation, and inclusive leadership.
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Dates: 6th and 7th September 2022. The global Action Network on Forced Displacement-Women as Agents of Change aims at raising the visibility of women as actors in situations of displacement as well as strengthening them in their rights and opportunities for economic, political.
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BERLIN 2022 .At the Action Network on Forced Displacement - Women as Agents of Change Annual Meeting 2022. Theme: Feminist Leadership in Displacement: Transformation through Participation
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We also discussed issues and opportunities around women's empowerment and international market linkages.
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Met with the Hon. Minister of Foreign Affairs, H.E. Geoffrey Onyeama today to officially give a report of my election as Nigeria's Representative on the UN Committee on the Elimination of a discrimination Against Women (CEDAW).
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👍 Covid19 has shot the reality of family-work balance into the public space. Hopefully policies will better reflect and redress this and reduce inequalities.
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Survivors of Nigeria's 'baby factories' share their stories
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Girls who fled Boko Haram attacks are being enslaved and raped by human traffickers who then sell their babies.
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