Strong,Energetic,beautiful, with a bright future a.bd a bundle of potential. The girl child has all it takes to thrive and shine.may their dreams come true.
WOCON continue to promote and advocate for right and empowerment of girls everywhere.
We identify with the unique challenges faced by girls worldwide.
It is the duty of each one of us to protect and race the girl child a better and happier future
NACTAL LAGOS members along with other partners attending a UN-EU Training organised by WARDC. Women Advocates, Research & Documentation Centre (WARDC) invited different COALITIONS including NACTAL LAGOS CHAPTER to a Workshop on "The Use of Appropriate Social Accountability Mechanisms for Advocacy on Ending Violence Against Women & Girls held on 6th February 2023
On 11 January 2023,WOCON was invited as a panelist by the Arabian gulf Alumnae of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. to a Webinar to discuss the GLOBA IMOACT OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING.objective of this webinar was to educate people of the risks associated with Human Trafficking and red sign to look out for.
Today 18th Oct.2021, Women Consortium of Nigeria (WOCON) was at St. David Anglican Primary school Okesuna Lagos. To sensitise the pupils of primary 4 to 6 on the reason girls need to learn digital skills to transform their lives, for personal development, for learning, to stay informed and safe and earning a living.
See included in the gallery pictures from today's activity for International Day Girl Child Day 2021. Theme " Digital World. Our generation"
30 years after the adoption of the Charter: Accelerate the implementation of Agenda 2040 for an Africa fit for children
This weekend, we celebrate Dr Abiola Akiyode Afolabi of Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre( WARDC) for her great work in advocating for women's right, building networks of women to channel change in their communities, transparent elections through @tmgng.#IWD2021 #choosetochallenge
In observance of Worlds Day Against Child Labour, WOCON Lagos Team paid an Advocacy Visit to the Force Intelligence Board (FIB) at the Force Headquarters at Kam Selem House Obalende. Present in the House were 20 FIB Top officials of the Intelligence Unit who listened with rapt attention as the Director of Programmes spoke about the very sad state of Child Labour in Lagos State and indeed Nigeria.
