Pauline Tallen, Women Affairs Minister says she prefers remaining as a Minister in President Muhammadu Buhari’s cabinet to pursuing her senatorial aspiration in the 2023 presidential elections.

Ms Tallen disclosed this in a statement, saying that her decision was to enable her focus on the foundation laid towards the advancement and realisation of gender equality in leadership positions in the country. PeoplesGazette reports.

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“With profound gratitude and great humility, I have decided to voluntarily step down from the senatorial race sequel to the yearnings of women and other well-meaning Nigerians, who see the need for a strong voice for women at the Senate having consulted widely with my family, well-wishers, and supporters conscious of the role I play for women in Nigeria today,” the minister explained. Information Guide Nigeria

“So to all Nigerian women and young girls who have raised concerns as to what next, rest assured that I, Dame Pauline K. Tallen, OFR, KSG have not submitted any resignation letter. And therefore, it is my decision not to go ahead with this request but carry on as the Minister of Women Affairs”. jamb results

“Our nation has a long-standing commitment in overcoming the challenges that inhibit women from bringing about positive changes and the requisite impacts when given a place at the table of decision making,” stated Ms Tallen. “My appointment as the Minister of Women Affairs is indicative of this progress and I cannot lose sight of this opportunity.”