Khalifa Muhammad Sanusi II, the Emir of Kano, has stressed the importance of women journalists in advocating for the rights of women and children in society.
He made this statement during a courtesy visit from the Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ) Kano State Chapter at his palace.
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The delegation, led by Comrade Wasila Ladan, National Secretary of NAWOJ, congratulated the Emir on his reinstatement and commended his efforts in promoting women’s rights and development.
The Emir acknowledged NAWOJ’s work in mobilizing women and expressed hope that their activities would continue to yield positive results.
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Emir Sanusi II urged the women journalists to adhere strictly to the ethics of their profession, emphasizing that this would enable the association, Kano State, and the country as a whole to succeed.
He also encouraged NAWOJ to continue advocating for the rights of women and children, recognizing the significant impact they can have on society.
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The visit was seen as an opportunity for NAWOJ to seek the support of the Kano Emirate in promoting their activities and advancing the cause of women’s rights in the state.