IWD: Ajayi urges women to seize opportunities in Buhari’s 2nd term vanguardngr.com vanguardnews
Executive Director, Lagos International Trade Fair, LITF, Mrs. Lucy Ajayi, gave the charge recently during a warm reception in Lagos to congratulate President Muhammadu Buhari over his victory at the last Presidential polls.
According to her, the theme should not end on the International Women’s Day, it is an avenue for women to play active politics in providing a unified direction to guide and galvanize continuous collective action in governance. In the same vein, the LITF boss assured Nigerians that better days are ahead, saying that genuine Nigerians have nothing to fear.
Commenting on the erroneous statement making the rounds that the economy might nosedive again, Lucy dispelled the rumour citing the LITFC as a probable pointer to a better Nigeria, all thanks to Buhari.
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