JOINT STATEMENT IN COMMEMORATION OF THE 2020

16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM THEME

"ORANGE THE WORLD: FUND, RESPOND, PREVENT, COLLECT!

Violence against women and girls is among the most widespread and devastating human rights violations in the world, but much of it is often unreported due to norms and practices that further entrench gender inequality through a culture of impunity, public shaming, and forced silence. Global statistics show that one in four women will experience a form of violence in her lifetime; yet women’s rights issues remain hugely underfunded (UN Women, 2019).

Gender-based violence is an issue that affects hundreds of millions of people around the world and has particular implications for those holding a marginalized racial, ethnic, class, indigenous, or disabled status (Janou Hooykaas).

Despite advances in women’s rights around the world, violence against women and girls remains one of the most pervasive human rights abuses, and its occurrence in the home or by an intimate partner is its most prevalent form. Globally, it was revealed that on average, 30 per cent of women who have been in a relationship report that they have experienced some form of physical or sexual violence by their partner and as many as 38 per cent of murders of women are committed by an intimate partner. UNODC Global Studies on Homicide found that in 2012, almost half of all female victims of murder (47 per cent, or 43,600 women) were killed by their family members or intimate partners, compared to 6 per cent (20,000) of male homicide victims. Intimate partner violence is also the most common form of gender-based violence against girls. UNICEF research reveals that, globally, nearly one in three adolescent girls aged 15

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to 19 (84 million) in formal unions have been the victims of emotional, physical and/or sexual violence perpetrated by their husband or partner. The imperative for addressing this type of violence against women has been reflected in various global and regional conventions, declarations and resolutions that condemn this violence as a violation of human rights and appeal to governments around the world to enact laws, adopt policies, and execute programs to eliminate it.

The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the rates of GBV in most countries. Although it is stated that pandemics do not discriminate as it affects everyone everywhere, but it tends to affect different gender differently due to existing and deepening gender inequalities as exemplified in the exponential increase in domestic violence as partners were being forced to stay with their violent partners. This caused an increase in the rate of GBV, in rape cases, partner threats, economic and financial loss; women performed more care bearing roles in the family, including dealing with child abandonment by women as a result of husbands leaving them, and teenage pregnancies.

With the increasing rates of GBV in during the COVID-19, several petitions were raised by CSOs and women-led coalitions demanding a declaration of a state of emergency for GBV. On Wednesday, June 10, 2020 different bodies of the Nigerian State initiated measures to combat the increasing cases of rape and other forms of brutality against women during the lockdown. These actions came in response to the massive protest movement which started and spread across different cities of the country.

Also, on June 4 2020, a campaign against the increasing cases of SGBV was launched by a broad coalition, including TechHerNG, Invictus Africa, Connected Development; Enough is Enough Nigeria, Stand To End Rape Initiative, SilverChipFox, Yiaga Africa, Dorothy Njemanze Foundation, and Education as Vaccine. On June 5, protesters, led by this #StateOfEmergencyGBV coalition, converged on the Police Headquarters in the commercial hub of Lagos and the capital city of Abuja, addressing their demands to the , Nigerian Governors’ Forum, House of Representatives, Senate, and the Federal Executive Council.

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Demonstrations also took place in the capital city of Abuja, joined by the Minister of Women’s Affairs, Dame Pauline Tallen OFR, who held a placard reading, “Red Card to Nigerian Rapists, Pack and Go.” Also Action Aid Nigeria joined the protest at the Police HQ in Abuja where they urged on the Presidency to declare a state of emergency on Gender-Based Violence.”

On June 8, protesters in Lagos marched to the state House of Assembly, reiterating the demand for the declaration of a state of emergency. In a similar protest on June 9, protesters marched to the State Assembly in demanding that the Violence Against Persons Prohibitions (VAPP) Act 2015 be domesticated by all the 36 states of the country. It was reported that GBV cases got to its peak during the lockdown when “over 58 cases were reported in Bayelsa (alone)”, said Maria Olodi, a women rights activist who was one of the conveners of the protest.

In Lagos State, the Domestic Violence Referral Centre reported about 35 percent increase in GBV cases. More so, the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, also reported that there had been 717 rapes recorded between January and May.

Therefore, in commemoration of the 16 Days of Activism, an international annual campaign that links violence against women and girls and human rights, this broad Coalition has developed this joint statement to reinforce the demands made by women groups, networks, organizations and coalitions during the protests earlier this year on the increase of GBV in the country and to further amplify our voices.

We the undersigned organizations demand:

 The enactment of a Bill for an Act to Prohibit the Stigmatization of Victims of Rape and Insurgency in order to encourage victims of rape to testify in court and victims of insurgency to be reintegrated into the community of his or her choice.  The domestication of the VAPP Act 2015 in states that are yet to do so. For those that have domesticated the Act, it should be made accessible to citizens and key stakeholders, while being implemented. This is because among the numerous Acts that deal with rape in Nigeria, including

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the Criminal Code and the Penal Code, the VAPP Act provides the most comprehensive definitions of rape and consent, among others.  The establishment of Sexual Assault Referral Centers in every state backed with a coordinated, sustainably-funded support system.  The criminalization and prompt state-led prosecution of SGBV cases within (families), regardless of requests or interference by the victim’s family or interested parties.  The gender unit of the Police force be strengthened to ensure greater protection of women and girls in light of the surge in SGBV incidences.  The Police Force should designate, replicate and strengthen Gender Desks/Family Support Units in all Police Divisions across Nigeria; ensure that the Gender Desks/Family Support Units are well equipped and staffed with a trained personnel to manage the desks; create toll-free hotlines that are accessible to vulnerable persons to report SGBV.  The State Governments should make provision in the key ministries for a standby functional operational vehicle to respond to distress calls of SGBV.  There should be strengthened collaborations with stakeholders for referrals and linkages on SGBV, especially with organizations providing health care and shelters where necessary.  That the Federal and State governments put in place a national protocol to secure women and girls from rape.  Each State to have continued and safe access to support services and emergency measures, including legal assistance and access to judicial remedies for women and girls at risk, or who are subjected to domestic and sexual violence, harassment and abuse.  Access to sexual and reproductive health services through easy-to-access procedures such as online prescriptions for contraceptives, while ensuring continuous education through accessible educational tools and platforms.  Facilitate the issuance of protection orders and ensure access to rape crisis centers and safe shelters or hotel accommodation for women and girls who are victims or at risk of gender-based violence.

 The need to have a greater accountability and political commitment from states to prevent and punish all forms of violence against women in practice and not just in mere words.

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SIGNED BY PARTNERS

Prof. Joy Onyesoh, Country Director, Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) Nigeria

Saudatu Mahdi (MFR), Secretary General, Women’s Rights Advancement and Protection Alternative (WRAPA)

Dr. Abiola Akiyode-Afolabi, Executive Director, Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre (WARDC)

ENDORSED BY THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS/INDIVIDUALS

1. 9jafeminista 2. A well-Informed Adolescent Initiative 3. Above Whispers Foundation 4. Above Whispers Media Foundation 5. Action Aid Nigeria 6. Action For Rural Development (AFRUD) 7. Action Aid International 8. ACTS Generation GBV 9. Ade Grange Child Foundation 10. ADEM Community & Human Development Foundation 11. Adinya Arise Foundation (AAF) 12. Advocacy for Women With Disabilities Initiative 13. Advocate for Health and Development Initiative 14. African Women Empowerment and Childcare Initiative (AWECCI) 15. African Women’s Initiative (AWI) 16. African Women's Initiative/ Verity CNET 17. After School Centre

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18. Agape Foundation for Literacy and Rural Development 19. Ajegunle Community Project 20. Ajoke Ayisat Afolabi Foundation 21. Alliances for Africa (AfA) 22. Aminchi Women Cooperative Society 23. Amnesty International Nigeria 24. ARDA Development Communication Inc. 25. Arise and shine women 26. Arise Nigerian Woman Foundation. 27. Ascad initiative 28. Association of dry fish and crayfish dealers 29. ASWHAN 30. ATATA Development and Empowerment Foundation (ADEF) 31. Atycare Initiative 32. Basic Rights Counsel Initiative 33. BLECCA Foundation 34. Brencare Foundation 35. Brinefort Foundation 36. Bring Back Our Girls 37. Briskila Emefesi Women Foundation (BEWOF) 38. Budget Transparency and Accountability Initiative (BTAN) 39. Calabar South Women Association 40. Catholic Diocese of Abakaliki Succor and Development Service Initiative SUCCDEV 41. Catholic Women Association (CWO) CRS 42. Cece Yara Foundation 43. Cedar Seed Foundation 44. CEE-HOPE Nigeria 45. Center For Economic Empowerment And Gender Activities (CEEGA)

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46. Centre For Alternative Development And Self-Enhancement (CEADESE NG) 47. Centre For Health And Development In Africa(CHEDA) 48. Centre for Health works, Development and Research Initiative 49. Centre for Nonviolence and Gender Advocacy in Nigeria (CENGAIN) 50. Centre For Peace Education And Community Development 51. Centre for Skill Development and Training 52. Centre For Women’s Health And Information (CEWHIN) 53. CHAD Foundation 54. CHAI Foundation 55. Change Managers International Network 56. Chant Health Initiative (CHI) Calabar 57. Charity Women Spring of Salvation 58. Chedal Multi-Purpose Cooperative Society 59. Cheers foundation 60. Child Care and Adult Protection Initiative (CCAPI) 61. Child Protection Network Ebonyi Chapter 62. Child Protection Network CRS Chapter 63. Choung-Dung Women Association. 64. Christian Women For Excellence And Empowerment In Nigerian Society (CWEENS) 65. Christian Women In Nigerian Politics 66. CISHAN 67. Citizens Center for Integrated Development and Social Rights (CCIDESOR) 68. Civil Resource Development and Documentation Center ,CIRDDOC 69. Civil Society on Health and Right of Women and Girls 70. Coalition for the promotion of Gender Justice 71. Coalition of Eastern NGOs 72. Colour Her Africa Foundation 73. Community and Youth Development

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74. Community Education Advancement of Peace And Development Initiative (CEAPDI) 75. Community Initiative for Healthy And Peaceful Society 76. Community Life Project (CLP) 77. Community Rescue Initiative (CRI) 78. Community Women Initiatives 79. Conscience Alive 80. Country Associates Network 81. Courageous People Health and Development Initiative (CPHDL) 82. Crestville Development Foundation 83. CROWEI 84. CRS Deaf Women Association 85. CRSPHCDA Child protection/ Spotlight initiative focal person 86. CWO St Joseph Catholic Chaplaincy Abakaliki 87. Cypress Global Health 88. Daughters of Virtue and Empowerment Initiative ,DOVENET 89. Deaf People Community Ebonyi State 90. Development in Practice Gender and Entrepreneurial Initiative (DIPGEI) 91. Development Integrity Goal Foundation 92. Development Options (DO) 93. Development Options Int'l Center for Women and Youth 94. Diaspora Womanifesto2019 95. Dinidari Foundation 96. Dorothy Njemanze Foundation 97. Dorothy Njemanze Foundation 98. Dream Alive Women And Orphans Support Foundation (DAWOS Foundation) 99. Dynamic Union 100. Ebonyi State NEPHWAN 101. Ebonyi Women and Girls Right Advocates

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102. Echoes Of Women In Africa Initiatives 103. Edem Children Foundation (ECF) 104. Edo Women's Development Initiative 105. Education As A Vaccine (EVA) 106. EiE Nigeria 107. Emerge Women 108. Empowerment And Action Research Centre 109. Women 4 Women Community 110. Equality Through Education Foundation (ETEF) 111. Equity Advocates (EA) 112. Equity Advocates and The Woman Today Newspaper TWT 113. Equity Advocates/ The Woman Today Newspaper 114. Eva-Sam foundation 115. Ezegburu ugbala women association. 116. Ezzama women association 117. FACICP Disability Plus 118. Faith Community Counseling Organization 119. FAME Foundation 120. Family Reformation and Development Initiative, FARECOD 121. Federal Ministry of Justice, Abuja 122. Federal Ministry of Women Affairs 123. Federal Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital, Calabar 124. Federation of Informal Workers of Nigeria (FIWON) 125. Federation of Muslim Women Association in Nigeria (FOMWAN) 126. Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria FOMWAN Ebonyi State Chapter 127. Federation of Paralegal Network (FEDPAN) 128. Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA) Ebonyi and CRS 129. Fembridge Development Initiative (FEDI)

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130. FIDA Nigeria 131. First Future Leadership 132. First Future Leadership Company/Gte 133. Ford Foundation 134. Forward in Action For Education, Poverty And Malnutrition (FACE-PAM) 135. FRED 136. Gender Action Awareness Trust 137. Gender and Constitution Reform Network (GECORN) 138. Gender and Development Action (GADA) 139. Gender and Environmental Risk Reduction Initiative(GERI) 140. Gender Awareness Trust (GAT) 141. Gender Development Initiative 142. Gender Equality Center 143. Gender Equality, Peace and Development Centre 144. Gender Technical Unit (GTU) 145. GIDCOWAY 146. Girl Child Advocacy and Education Initiatives 147. Girl Child Education, Care & Rehabilitation 148. Girl Education Rehabilitation and Care (GERAC) 149. Girls Brigade 150. Girls Leading Africa 151. Girls’ Power Initiative (GPI) 152. Global Hope for Women and Children Foundation (GLOHWOC) 153. Gracious Ladies MPCS 154. Green Spring Development Initiative 155. Habiba Dangana (Hadis) Foundation 156. Havilah woman 157. Heal Disability Initiative

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158. Health Education and Human Rights Advocacy Initiative 159. Health for the society Justice peace initiative 160. Health Reform Foundation Of Nigeria(HERFON) 161. HEIR Women Development 162. Help Initiative for Social Justice & Humanitarian Development 163. Heroine Women Foundation 164. HitFM Calabar 165. Holy Ghost Centre for the Physically Challenged 166. Hope For New Life 167. Human Rights and Conflicts Resolution Center 168. Humanity Inspiration Network 169. Initiative for Girls 170. Initiative for Research, Innovation and Advocacy in Development IRIAD 171. Initiative for Social Change VOFCA 172. Inspiring Generation and Humanity Support Foundation Africa 173. Inter Africa Committee (IAC) 174. Inter Gender Peace Foundation 175. International Action Network On Small Arms Women Network Of 176. International Hairstylists, Barber and Body Therapists (IHSTOBAN) 177. International Society of Media In Public Health (ISMPH) 178. International Women Communication Centre 179. Invictus Africa 180. IRIAD 181. Iyaniwura Children Care Foundation 182. Jamatul Nasir Islam, Women Wing 183. Jana Health Foundation 184. JEKSUME Foundation 185. Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies

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186. Joy Onyesoh Foundation 187. Justice Development and Peace Commission (JDPC) 188. Justice Development and Peace Mission (JDPM) 189. K/Mashi Gamji Women 190. Kebetkache Women Development And Resources Centre 191. Kimpact Initiatives 192. Kudirat Initiative For Democracy (KIND) 193. Kungiyar Tallafin Mata Development Initiative 194. League Of Queens International Empowerment 195. League of Women Voters of Nigeria Enugu State Chapter 196. League of Women Voters of Nigeria NILOWV 197. LEDAP 198. Let’s Help Humanitarian Foundation 199. Lift Initiative 200. Liman Iwara Foundation (LIFO) . 201. MBULA Women Association 202. Media & Teens Network. 203. Media Concern Initiative 204. Mediating for the Less Privileged and Women Development MEWOOD 205. Medical Women Association of Nigeria , Ebonyi State Chapter 206. Methodist Care Ministry 207. Ministry of Education Calabar 208. MODAC 209. Mojubaolu Olufunke Okome 210. More Women in Politics 211. My Voice My Future NGO 212. Nasrul – Lahi-L- Faith Society (NASFAT) 213. National Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ)

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214. National Centre for Women Development 215. National Council of Women Societies (NCWS) 216. Ndukaku Organization 217. NECA’s Network of Entrepreneurial Women 218. Neighborhood Environment Watch Foundation 219. Neighborhood Initiative for Women Advancement NIWA 220. Neighborhood Care -Well Foundation 221. Network of Reproductive Health Journalists Of Nigeria, NRHJN 222. Network to Curb Sexual Abuse (NETCUSA) 223. Next Initiative for Gender Actions (NIGA) 224. NGAS Women Farmers’ Cooperative Society 225. Nigeria For Women Project 226. Nigeria Labour Congress, Women Committee 227. Nigeria Union Of Teachers (NUT) 228. Nigerian Chronicle Newspaper 229. Nigerian Express 230. Nigerian Women Politics Forum 231. Nigerian Women Trust Fund (NTWF) 232. Nka Iban Uko. 233. Ofuobi Women Association 234. Ogayem Merciful Care and Support Initiatives (OMCSI) 235. Ogun Women Alive 236. Olive Community Development Initiatives 237. Onomese Foundation 238. Onyx Foundation. 239. Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA) 240. Osi Joe Touching Lives Initiative 241. Oten ita foundation.

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242. Ovie Brume Foundation 243. Participatory Development initiative 244. Partners West Africa 245. Pearls Hub Initiative (PHI) 246. Peasant Dragnet 247. Pink Africa Foundation 248. Planned Parenthood Federation of Nigeria 249. Polish Stone Organization 250. Proactive Gender Initiative (PGI) 251. Project Alert on Violence Against Women 252. Quinnipiac University 253. Radio Nigeria, Unity FM 254. Ray's of Hope Community Foundation 255. Regy &Henry Amazing Grace Foundation 256. Relief Development Initiative Kaduna 257. Relief Pitch Initiative 258. Responsible Citizenship and Human Development Initiative 259. Safe Motherhood Association 260. Second Chance Initiative 261. She Forum Africa 262. She Matters Foundation 263. Sheforshe Africa Initiative 264. Shout Global Health 265. Small-scale Women Farmers Organization of Nigeria (SWOFON) 266. Social Work Department University of Calabar 267. SOFADONDO 268. South- South Professional Women Association. 269. SpeakOut Africa

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270. Stand to End Rape (STER) 271. Stephanie Peace Building Development Foundation 272. Steve Foundation. 273. Support For Needy Children And Women Initiative (SUNCHI) 274. SWOFON National Abuja 275. Taraba State University 276. TechHerNG 277. The Bridge Leadership Foundation (TBLF 278. The Inclusion Project (TIP) 279. The Living Woman 280. The Priceless Jewels Foundation

281. The She-Preneurs Nation 282. THE Media - HERFESSIONS INITIATIVE 283. Today For Tomorrow Foundation 284. Tonia Bruised But Not Broken Foundation 285. Transformation and Development Center (TDC) 286. Transition Monitoring Group 287. Tunde & Friends Foundation (TAFF) 288. UC Women Commission 289. UN Women 290. United Purpose. 291. Universal Outreach for Women Empowerment Initiative 292. UTO Foundation 293. VEO'S Initiative for the Empowerment of Women and Girls 294. Vision Spring Initiatives (VSI) 295. Voice Of Ogun Women (VOW) 296. West African Network for Peace 297. Widow care Foundation

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298. Widows Development Organization (WIDO) 299. WOCHAD 300. Woman-Being Concern Nigeria 301. Women & Youth Awareness Empowerment Network (WOYAEN) 302. Women 4Better Society Network 303. Women Advocacy, HIV Prevention and Other Diseases (WAHPOD) 304. Women Advocates Research and Documentation Center (WARDC) 305. Women Aid Collective 306. Women and Youth Empowerment for Advancement and Health Initiative 307. Women Assist International 308. Women Children’s Health and Community Development 309. Women Consortium of Nigeria (WOCON) 310. Women education advocacy and development Initiatives (WEADI) 311. Women Empowerment and Initiative Development 312. Women Empowerment and Reproductive Health Centre (WERHC) 313. Women Empowerment Education and peace building lnitiative (WEPBI ) 314. Women Environmental Programme 315. Women Farmers Alliance 316. Women For Peace And Gender Equality Initiative (WOPEGEE) 317. Women for Skill Acquisition Development and Leadership Organization 318. Women for Women International 319. Women Foundation Initiative 320. Women Foundation of Nigeria (WFN) 321. Women Impacting Nigeria 322. Women in Action for Positive Development and Gender Enhancement Center (WAPGADEC) 323. Women In Africa Initiative 324. Women In Agriculture 325. Women in Detention Rights and Initiative

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326. Women in Leadership 327. Women In Mining 328. Women in Politics Forum 329. Women Information Network (WINET) 330. Women Initiative for Democracy and Empowerment (WIDE) 331. Women Law and Development Initiative (WOLDI) 332. Women Law Development Center of Nigeria (WLDCN) 333. Women Lead Agric 334. Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) Nigeria 335. Women of Vision Development Initiative 336. Women Protection Organization (WOPO) 337. WOMEN RADIO 91.7 338. Women Situation Room Nigeria 339. Women Wing of Christian Association of Nigeria ,WOWICAN 340. Women with Disabilities CRS 341. Women, Infants And Children Care Initiative (WICCI) 342. Women, Youths and Children Advancement Program 343. Women’s Crisis Centre Owerri 344. Women’s Rights And Health Project (WRAHP) 345. Women4Women 346. Women's Aid Collective (WACOL) 347. Women's Optimum Development Foundation-WODEF 348. Women's Right to Education Programme (WREP) 349. Working Moms Africa 350. Wumi Asubiaro Dada 351. Youth Friendly Centre General Hospital Calabar, 352. Youth Future Savers Initiative 353. Zonta International Club of Lagos

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INDIVIDUALS

1. Abani Sampson 2. Abimbola Junaid 3. Abiodun Essiet 4. Abiola Akiyode Afolabi 5. Abonkok Blessing 6. Adaobi Egboka 7. Adekemi Ndieli 8. Adenike Grange 9. Adeola Awogbemi 10. Aderonke Adesanya 11. Aderonke Bello 12. Aderonke Ige 13. Aderonke Imana 14. Adetoun Ilumoka 15. Adie, Juliana Jerom 16. Adiya Ode 17. Agatha Osieke 18. Aisha Haliru 19. Aishatu Ibrahim Kilishi 20. Ajah Grace O 21. Akinola Christiana 22. Akwu Mary 23. Alice Kejohu 24. Aliobu Mathias 25. Allisa Mimi 26. Ame Ndem

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27. Amina Aliyu 28. Amina Aliyu Adamu 29. Amina Salihu 30. Amy Oyekunle 31. Angela Odah 32. Anne Adidu 33. Anne Ikpeme 34. Anthonia Duru 35. Anthonia Ojenagbon 36. Añuli Ola-Olaniyi 37. Anuoluwapo Agbaje 38. Anyankwen Paulina 39. Anyieye Maria 40. Ashagwu Cecilia 41. Ashley Dauda 42. Asmau Benzies Leo 43. Ayipuse Peace 44. Ayisha Osori 45. Ayisha Oyebode 46. Ayo Atsenua 47. Ayodeji Osowobi 48. Ayodele Olofintuade 49. Azeezat Olaoluwa 50. Azi Godwin 51. Azi Patricia 52. Babaly Maryrita 53. Basake Martina 54. Basirat Adesina

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55. Bella Anne Ndubuisi 56. Betty Abah 57. Bimbo Oloyede 58. Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi 59. Bisi Aina 60. Blessing Digha 61. Bola Akanji 62. Bose Ironsi 63. Bukky Williams 64. Bukola Onyishi 65. Bunmi Oyinsan 66. Celine Okoro 67. Chiedo Nwankwor 68. Chief Adagba Simeon 69. Chief Mrs Ikebe Charity Nnenia JP 70. Chief Uche Elias 71. Chinaza John 72. Chinelo Njemanze 73. Chineme Ezekwenna 74. Chinwe Onyeukwu 75. Chioma Agwuegbo 76. Christiana Abayomi-Oluwole 77. Constance Ogadimma Okeke 78. Constance Okeke 79. Cynthia Mbamalu 80. Daisy Funke 81. Debra Ode 82. Doose Didi

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83. Dorcas Iorkusa 84. Dorcas Kwamande 85. Dorothy Njemanze 86. Dudu Manuga 87. Ebere Ifendu 88. Ebi Emezue 89. Echine Elizabeth 90. Echetelu Chidinma 91. Ejiro Otive-Igbuzor 92. Ekaete Umoh 93. Eke Asuquo 94. Ekom Patricia 95. Elizabet Daniel 96. Elizabeth Dominic 97. Elizabeth Jeiyol 98. Emem Otuoke 99. Ene Ede 100. Enitan Okediji 101. Eshike suzan 102. Eshike Suzan 103. Esosa Edobor 104. Esther Eghobamen 105. Esther Hindi 106. Esther Olufunke 107. Evelyn Oti 108. Evelyn Ugbe 109. Ewa Patience 110. Ezinwa Okoroafor

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111. Felicia Onibon 112. Fidelia Alof 113. Foluke Ademokun 114. Francisca Badom 115. Francisca Effiom 116. Funke Akiyode 117. Funke Ijayekunle 118. Funke Oladipo 119. Funmi Para Mallam 120. Funmilola Oyefusi 121. Georgeleen Ekon 122. Geraldyn Debbie 123. Gloria Henry 124. Glory Usanga 125. Gracy Mbah 126. Hajara Adamu 127. Halima Abubakar 128. Hansatu Adegbite 129. Helen Tegtegh 130. Helen William 131. Hellen Netugu William 132. Idiongo Anietie 133. Ife Sarumi 134. Ifeyinwa Achike 135. Iheoma obibi 136. Ijeoma Jessica Uzoeshi 137. Ijeoma Thomas-Odia 138. Inim Ufon Etuk

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139. Irene Ugbah 140. Ireti Disu 141. Iti Christiana 142. Itoro Anaba 143. Ivy Odia Basil-Ofili 144. Jane Siesi 145. Jite Phido 146. Joan Jummai Idonije 147. Josephine Edem 148. Josephine Effah-Chukwuma 149. Josephine Obinyan 150. Joy Lydia 151. Joy Nwankwo, Amagu 152. Joy Onyesoh 153. Juliana Oyegun 154. Kadaria Ahmed 155. Kajijung Angela 156. Kallam Lucy 157. Kate Banjoko 158. Kate Omolola Banjoko 159. Kayang Dorathy 160. Kehinde Afolabi 161. Kemi Akinremi 162. Kemi Okeyondo 163. Kyauta Giwa 164. Laila St. Mathews 165. Lesley Agams 166. Lillian Okenwa

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167. Limota Goroso 168. Lois Auta 169. Loretta Ofure Enofe-Laurel 170. Louisa Eikhomun-Agbonkhese 171. Mabel Onwuemele 172. Mabel. A. Ade 173. Mairo Mandara 174. Mandy Asagba 175. Manre Chirtau 176. Mariam Oyiza 177. Mary Afan 178. Mary Ekpere Eta 179. Mary Ikoku 180. Mercy Ejini 181. Mfon Usoro 182. Mikang Longjan 183. Mirabel Edozie 184. Miriam Menkiti 185. Mojubaolu Olufunke Okome 186. Moremi Ojudu 187. Motunrayo Mustapha 188. Mrs Ima Aniekan 189. Mutiat Oladejo 190. Nana Tanko 191. Ndodeye Bassey-Obongha 192. Ngele Patricia 193. Ngozi Iwere 194. Ngozi Juba

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195. Ngukwase Surma 196. Niri Goyit 197. Nkechi Ilochi-Omekedo 198. Nkechi Obiagbaoso-Udegbunam 199. Nnachi Dorcas Ogbonnaya, 200. Nnenna Anozie 201. Nwafor Looucia 202. Nwankwo Joy 203. Nweze Catherine 204. Oby Ezekwesili 205. Ochui Perpetual I 206. Ogar Blessing Bebiem 207. Ogbonna Nnena 208. Ogbonna Uzoma 209. Ogechi Hepzibah Ikeh 210. Ogechi Ikeh 211. Oguadimma ijeoma joy 212. Ojobo Atuluku 213. Okafor Chika, Gender Advocate 214. Okiemute Olori 215. okorie Sophia 216. Okoro Lilian, Gender Advocate 217. Olakitan Wellington 218. Olanike Shobajo 219. Olayinka Babalola 220. Ololo Elizabeth 221. Ololo Veronica 222. Oluchi Okpechi

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223. Olufunke Baruwa 224. Oluwafunmilayo Para-Mallam 225. Oluwatobi Ayodele 226. Oluwatobi Adeleke 227. Omekedo Oby 228. Omolayo Ojo 229. Onyema Afulukwe 230. Onyinyechi Ogadinma Nwachukwu 231. Oredola Kayode-Sanni 232. Osai Ojigho 233. Osasumwen Edobor 234. Otubo Rebecca 235. Pamela Osakwe 236. Patience Odey 237. Patricia Donli 238. Peyi S Soyinka-Airewele 239. Princess Hamman-Obels 240. Princess Olufemi-Kayode 241. Priscilla M Achakpa 242. Priscilla Usibaifo 243. Queency Patrick 244. Rachel Duke 245. Rahmat Abisola Abdullahi 246. Ramatu Bako 247. Rhoda Prevail Tyoden 248. Rita Victor 249. Roibito Ekpiken-Ekanem 250. Ronke Bello

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251. Rose Gyar 252. Samuel Nwigwe 253. Scholastica Keneng 254. Sola Folayan 255. Subomi Chuku 256. Sule Naomi 257. Sumbo Odebode 258. Suwaiba Yakubu Jibrin 259. Tama Siesi 260. Temilola George 261. Terfa Suswam 262. Theodora AkpachimMary Odey 263. Theopile Madu 264. Theresa Ephraim 265. Titilayo Owolabi Akerele 266. Titilola V Adeniyi 267. Toni Adeleke 268. Uche Hilary-Ogbonna 269. Uche Nwokedi 270. Uche Nworie 271. Ugbo Augustina 272. Ukem Juliet 273. Ururu Blessing 274. Utum Veronica 275. Vicky Sylvester 276. Victor Ukpono 277. Victoria Bassey 278. Victoria Emah-Emah

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279. Victoria Eyong 280. Victoria Siesi 281. Violet Ochekwu 282. Vivian Efem-Bassey 283. Wumi Asubiaro Dada 284. Yemi Adamolekun 285. Yinka Omorogbe 286. Yinka Shokunbi 287. Zarah Ahmad

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