Embrace Sociopolitical Equality, DNKI Tells Nigerian Women




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DeNorsemen Kclub International is joining other well meaning organizations to celebrate our dear lovely mothers, Sisters, wives. DNKI strongly believe that this year’s International Women’s Day calls for deep sober reflections on the little presence and participation of our women in Nigeria Sociopolitical space. The statistics is worrisome and should be look into with immediate Effects.”


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