The call was made by the chapter’s president, Joel Uwabor, on Sunday during the organisation’s general assembly, held alongside activities marking International Women’s Day.
Ms Ibrahim said that the action plan provides a framework for women’s participation, protection and access to justice whenever their rights are violated.
He noted that his administration had taken steps to promote gender inclusion.
She urged the students to take the lessons from the lecture seriously.
A lawyer, Usman Sule, has called for stronger support, deliberate policies, and systemic changes to advance women in the legal profession and across all sectors of society.
The Ethiopian embassy in Nigeria has extolled women’s historical role in advancing the government’s efforts to promote gender equality and fundamental human rights.
Mrs Idowu idescribed girl-child education and leadership as being vital to future of the community.
Ms Henry again congratulated Nigerian women and women around the world on the celebration of International Women’s Day.
Mr Abdullahi said the ADC recognised women as partners in nation-building.
IPC stressed the importance of supporting women through affirmative action, expanding opportunities for women in leadership and decision-making.
