Women Leaders Meet Hon. Hannatu Danladi, Discuss Mobilisation Strategies, Demand Greater Inclusion in Political Activities
The Central Zone Action Women in Gwagwalada Area Council, FCT, have reaffirmed their commitment to mobilising massive support for the re-election of Hon. Danladi Chiya, representing Abuja South Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, and Senator Philip Tanimu Aduda ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The women made this commitment during a strategic meeting with Hon. Hannatu Danladi, wife of Hon. Danladi Chiya, where they discussed political mobilisation strategies and ways to strengthen grassroots support for the two political figures.
During the meeting, the women highlighted concerns about the marginalisation and exclusion of women after elections, despite their significant contributions to campaign activities and electoral victories.
They stressed the need for greater recognition, participation and inclusion of women in political decision-making processes, insisting that their efforts should not be overlooked once elections are concluded.
The group assured Hon. Hannatu Danladi of their readiness to intensify grassroots mobilisation across Gwagwalada, engaging women, youths and men to secure massive votes for Hon. Danladi Chiya in the Abuja South House of Representatives election and Senator Philip Tanimu Aduda in the FCT Senatorial election in 2027.
As a demonstration of appreciation and solidarity, the Central Zone Action Women presented a gift to Hon. Hannatu Danladi, who received it with gratitude.
In her response, Hon. Hannatu Danladi appreciated the women for their commitment, support and dedication to the political movement. She promised to work closely with them, assuring them that their concerns about marginalisation had been heard and that they would no longer be left behind in political engagements.
She further emphasised the importance of collaboration, inclusiveness and sustained engagement with women at the grassroots level.
The meeting ended on a note of renewed commitment, with both parties expressing optimism about strengthening their relationship and building a more inclusive grassroots mobilisation structure ahead of the 2027 elections.
