BARRIERTOWOMENPARTICIPATIONINELECTORALPROCESSESIN NIGERIA: ACOMPARATIVESTUDYOFSOUTHERNNIGERIAAND NORTHERNNIGERIA.
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This study examines the barriers to women's participation in electoral processes in Nigeria, comparing southern and northern regions. Despite progress, women's representation in politics remains low, with regional disparities. The study identifies cultural, socioeconomic, and institutional obstacles hindering women's involvement. Key findings include limited access to education and economic resources, cultural norms, and inadequate policy implementation. The study recommends targeted interventions, policy reforms, and regional-specific strategies to increase women's participation in Nigerian politics.
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