SISTERHOOD | SUPPORT | SOLIDARITY
Accelerating women participation in leadership
and decision making for social transformation and gender equality and equity
About FLF
To build the capacity of female students for leadership and equip them with the requisite participatory governance skills through training, research, mentoring and advocacy.
The female Leadership Forum (FLF) was founded by the first female president of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Comfort Idika-Ogunye in 1996 at the University of Jos, Plateau state Nigeria.
Mrs. Comfort Idika-Ogunye
Founder/Executive Director, FLF
What we do
FLF has been committed to the leadership development of young women in Nigerian tertiary institutions and students in primary and secondary schools.
Our objectives
To integrate
female students of Nigeria’s secondary and tertiary institutions in a process of leadership skills development
To expand
the scope of female participation in students’ representative organs and other associations …
To broaden
the knowledge of female students on women rights and development issues through periodic capacity…
To advocate
for the inclusion of gender and development studies in the curriculum of primary, secondary and tertiary…
What we have achieved
What the numbers says over the years
Female students trained
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School Based Management Committees trained
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Year started
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Forum began to function as NGO
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