Equitable Society: Female Attorneys Unite for Social Change

Kuni Tyessi in Abuja

The Global Association of Female Attorneys (GAFA) has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting justice, equality, and human rights, with a focus on creating a better society for all.

The President of GAFA, Chinelo Iriele, who spoke during a wedding in Abuja stressed the organization’s dedication and further advocated policies and laws that promote equality, justice, and human rights.

She revealed that the organization has called on governments, international organizations, and civil society to join forces in promoting a more just and equitable society.

“As female attorneys, we recognize the critical role we play in shaping a better society. We will continue to work tirelessly to promote the rights of women, children, and marginalized communities.”

Speaking on the role of mothers in the home, Rita Chris Garuba, who anchored the session, stressed that womanhood is embracing femininity nurturing and caring for others.

“Women find strength in challenges of life. Womanhood entails the ability of a mother, a sister, a problem solver, and a friend.  Womanhood is not just something that you make your own wish. It means that womanhood is actually a journey that evolves and changes.”

She said that women are wired to handle situations in a way that brings out the best of society that we have today.

Speaking on the effect of good and poor parenting on the children, Kenneth Okonkwo harped on the need for parents to live by example because children learn from what they see and not what you say to them.