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Some society like mine is really struggling to give equal opportunities to the girl child just like the boys. Do you experience same in your country?
In my country it can never be that true a girl child does not have same right as male my tradition dose not allowed this for instance when a father is dead property can never be shared to the girls like land and house except the person only have male children alone. It's not all traditional rite areRead more
In my country it can never be that true a girl child does not have same right as male my tradition dose not allowed this for instance when a father is dead property can never be shared to the girls like land and house except the person only have male children alone.
It’s not all traditional rite are same but am laying an emphasis on my country policy on traditional operation we believe that once they have married you then you are out of the family and never have any right in any of the family property
See lessHonestly, things have improved a lot for girls in my country, but full equality still isn’t there yet. Many girls now have access to education, careers, and leadership roles, but social expectations and gender bias still hold some back. In some communities, boys are still seen as having more freedomRead more
Honestly, things have improved a lot for girls in my country, but full equality still isn’t there yet. Many girls now have access to education, careers, and leadership roles, but social expectations and gender bias still hold some back. In some communities, boys are still seen as having more freedom or importance. Change is happening, though more people are speaking up for girls’ rights, and awareness about equality is growing. I think it’s a continuous effort that needs everyone families, schools, and governments to truly make opportunities equal for both boys and girls.
See lessThe world is currently changing, these days people have started to understand that girls also have equal rights as guys. Though there are still some places where people often value the male children more than the female cause they see them as the ones who will continue the lineage while girls simplyRead more
The world is currently changing, these days people have started to understand that girls also have equal rights as guys. Though there are still some places where people often value the male children more than the female cause they see them as the ones who will continue the lineage while girls simply marry into another family. This mentality is gradually changing now.
See lessIn many parts of Nigeria, the girl child is gradually gaining more equal opportunities compared to the past, but full equality with the male child is still a work in progress. Today, more girls are enrolled in schools, excelling in academics, and participating in leadership roles. However, culturalRead more
In many parts of Nigeria, the girl child is gradually gaining more equal opportunities compared to the past, but full equality with the male child is still a work in progress. Today, more girls are enrolled in schools, excelling in academics, and participating in leadership roles. However, cultural beliefs, early marriage, and financial limitations still affect many girls’ access to education and career growth. In urban areas, awareness about gender equality is stronger, and both genders can often compete on the same level. Meanwhile, in rural communities, gender bias remains a barrier. Government programs, NGOs, and advocacy movements are working to close this gap through girl-child education campaigns and empowerment initiatives. True equality will be achieved when both boys and girls have the same access to education, opportunities, and freedom of choice without discrimination.
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