The First Lady of Zamfara State has reaffirmed her commitment to promoting the welfare, empowerment and advancement of women across the State as the world commemorates International Women’s Day 2026.
In a message marking the global celebration observed annually on March 8, She noted that this year’s theme, “Give To Gain,” highlights the importance of investing in women through access to resources, education and mentorship in order to build stronger families, communities and a more equitable society.
The First Lady stated that women remain central to the stability and development of society, playing vital roles in nurturing families, strengthening communities and contributing to economic and social growth.
She emphasised that empowering women is not only a moral responsibility but also a practical investment that benefits society as a whole.
According to Her, when women are supported with opportunities, skills and the right environment to thrive, they become strong agents of progress and positive change within their communities.
She further assured that her office will increase its efforts toward initiatives that support women and girls, particularly in the areas of health, education, economic empowerment, skills development and social welfare.
The First Lady also called on government institutions, development partners, traditional and religious leaders, as well as the private sector to work collectively toward creating an enabling environment where women and girls can realize their full potential.
As the world marks International Women’s Day, Her Excellency encouraged women across Zamfara State to remain resilient and continue contributing meaningfully to the development and progress of the State.
The First Lady also took the opportunity to urge women to seize the remaining days of Ramadan to offer prayers for peace, stability and prosperity in Zamfara State and Nigeria as a whole.
