Women of Dignity & Girls of Honour Empowerment Initiative (WODGOH)

 The Women of Dignity & Girls of Honour Empowerment Initiative (WODGOH), a non governmental organization, held a sensitization and training workshop for women farmers in Bwari Area Council tod ay the 9th of June, 2022.  According to the Executive Director of WODGOH, Mrs  Adekunle Olaide Racheal, the workshop was organized as part of women empowerment programme of WODGOH. During her welcome address she stated that harmful chemicals have been widely used across the nation to protect stored farm products against pest damage despite it's dangers to human, livestock and the environment. She therefore urged farmers to preserve their farm products using natural methods only. The sensitization workshop which was held at the Bwari Area Council Secretariat in Bwari, Federal Capital Territory, Abuja was attended by a large number of  indigenous women farmers and other women agripreneurs from across the Area Council.  Special Guest at the occasion was the Bwari Area Cou...

  Women are powerful agents of change; their far-reaching benefits of diversity and gender parity in leadership and decision-making are increasingly recognised in all spheres. Still, women continue to be vastly under-represented in decision-making in politics, businesses, and communities. The rise of insecurity in Nigeria and the accompanying backlash against women in public life, as well as a general fatigue about addressing barriers to women’s access to leadership and decision-making, all present serious challenges. Admiting these civic spaces have been shrinking, while attacks on women in political and public life have been increasing. Against this backdrop, the Womanifeso Dialogue with theme, ‘Connecting Voices for Transformative Leadership, Agenda 2023’ and ‘Secure Our Lives Gender Dimensions of Insecurity in Africa,’ is developing a strategy to break the bottlenecks, balance the power equation in leadership and elevate women in decision-making while developing strategy for pe...

Office Address: Suite FF9, 1 st Floor Busy Mart Plaza, Jabi Abuja     Branch: Near Veritas University Bwari Abuja  Email Address: womenofdignityng@gmail.com         Twitter: dignity_women Tel: +2348035604393, +2348073573855

Women of Dignity & Girls of Honour Empowerment Initiative (WODGOH) is a  Non-Governmental, Non-Profitable, Non-Religious and A Gender-Based Organization established and committed to ensuring the total welfare and well-being of girls and women in Nigeria.   WODGOH was established by Mrs Adekunle Olaide Racheal in November 2018 at Bwari Area Council, Abuja. We advocate for gender equality, violence and empower women and girls by providing them with opportunities for education, counselling, employment, health awareness, economic empowerment and skills development. WODGOH operates a voluntary membership platform across the nation Nigeria where girls of 10 years and above/women can be a bonafide member of the initiative.          WODGOH welcomes members across all the states in Nigeria regardless of religion, tribe, race and ethnicity. This initiative focused mainly and operates on the following Sustainable Development Goals; Goal...

Honesty Transparency Hardworking Excellence

To Educate To Protect To Empower                                                                                                                                                                                                ...

·         Organizing/conducting relevant programs for Women and Girls in Nigeria. ·         Providing direct and indirect assistance to women and girls. ·         Building a nation where women and girls are respected, valued, recognized and allowed to lead. ·         Protecting the lives and interests of women and girls. ·           Empowering women and girls through education, employment, economic empowerment, vocational skills training, health awareness, civic participation, legal advocacy and other interventions. ·         To minimize the cycles of violence, abuse and poverty militating against women and girls in the country through advocacy, publicity, partnership and other identified means. ·         Empowering women and gir...