Edo Women through the Decades A Timeline of Achievement
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Welcome
Voices of Edo Women (ViEW) is a platform for celebrating the accomplishments of Edo women in all areas of human endeavor and to inspire younger women and girls to aspire to greater heights.
As we work to collectively weave a new narrative; one that extols the virtues of the Edo woman and lauds the contributions of Edo women to human civilization, we invite you to join us in this movement to awaken a moral and social renaissance of the contemporary Edo woman!If you are a professional, home-maker, or struggling to find your feet, there is something here for you. We hope this site will encourage you to activate your voice!
You are invited to join and participate in our listserv and online discussion forums. Whether you are an Edo woman, Nigerian woman, African woman, male or female, your presence here and your participation in our activities are appreciated.
Ob' okhian! Mo Khia! Obo-shan!
joan.Osa Oviawe - Facilitator
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ViEW Advisory Team
our advisory team comprises of Edo women with expertise in various areas. Their primary role is to help sustain the vision of ViEW
Junior Editors
our junior editors are young girls between the ages of 12 to 18years. The goal of the junior editors initiative is to groom our young girls for future leadership roles.
Origins
Edo women are indigenes of Edo State of Nigeria. Edo State was formerly Bendel State until August 27, 1991, when Bendel was divided into two new states: Edo and Delta.
