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President Samia Hassan: When Power Turns Iron –By Matthew Ma

As we collectively reflect on the complex challenges in Tanzania, I would like to engage Nigerian women by posing a few critical questions: How has President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s tenure affected your lives, particularly in light of the distressing reports and visual evidence of bodies in the streets? What are your thoughts on the current state of female leadership in our nation? Do you still believe in the ability of women to lead us effectively? Additionally, do you view these issues as personal challenges that affect you individually, or do you see them as part of a larger, systemic struggle that calls for solidarity and collective action?

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