Barr Zainab Marwa-Abubakar Addresses Poverty and Gender at FUL 9th Public Lecture
The Federal University Lokoja's 9th Distinguished Public Lecture featured Barrister (Hon.) Zainab Marwa-Abubakar discussing the intersection of poverty and gender in North-Central Nigeria.
Mary Nwaeze 
The Federal University Lokoja held its 9th Distinguished Public Lecture, where Barrister (Hon.) Zainab Marwa-Abubakar, PhD, delivered an impactful presentation on the topic "Addressing the Intersectionality of Poverty and Gender in North-Central Nigeria." The lecture, which aimed to shed light on the pressing issues of poverty and gender inequality in the region, was well-attended and received extensive coverage from the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA).
During her lecture, Dr. Marwa-Abubakar emphasized the critical need for a multi-faceted approach to tackle the intertwined challenges of poverty and gender discrimination. She highlighted specific case studies and proposed actionable strategies to enhance women's empowerment and economic opportunities within the community.
The event was an excellent opportunity for students, faculty, and community members to engage in meaningful discussions and explore solutions to these significant social issues.
To view the full lecture, watch here: [Full Video](https://www.facebook.com/share/v/k469Wu7Z3SjtJXJ3/?mibextid=oFDknk).
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This lecture reinforces the university's commitment to addressing social issues and fostering academic discourse in Nigeria.
