An analysis of Gender inequality and National Gender Policy in Nigeria
Sani Mustapha Kura, Ramat Polytechnic, Baba U. Yero
Abstract
Sani Mustapha Kura, Ramat Polytechnic, Baba U. Yero
Abstract
Despite the existence of constitutional provisions and commitments to regional and international human right treaties and conventions, the right of women and girls are grossly violated and devalued in Nigeria and many African countries. In the light of the above, this paper critically analyze the issues of gender inequality giving emphases to the issue of the concept gender, the rationale behind national gender policy, situation analysis and framework, guiding principles of the national gender policy and above all, the critical areas of gender gap.
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Despite the existence of constitutional provisions and commitments to regional and international human right treaties and conventions, the right of women and girls are grossly violated and devalued in Nigeria and many African countries. In the light of the above, this paper critically analyze the issues of gender inequality giving emphases to the issue of the concept gender, the rationale behind national gender policy, situation analysis and framework, guiding principles of the national gender policy and above all, the critical areas of gender gap.
Key concepts: Gender inequality, Gender equality, Inequality, Gender analysis, Political science, Gender relations, National Policy, Development economics