Deputy Gender Minister bemoans women inability to get to limelight

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Adensa 8 years ago

The more we have women in positions of power the more our girls would uphold themselves to reach that status.

The more we have women in positions of power the more our girls would uphold themselves to reach that status.
APONKYE 8 years ago

What limelight do you mean? Which male politician is getting 10% of the limelight OTIKO Djaba is getting? Even Bugri Naabu can't match her.

What limelight do you mean? Which male politician is getting 10% of the limelight OTIKO Djaba is getting? Even Bugri Naabu can't match her.
Kabokabo 8 years ago

Character is just like a pregnancy no matter how you hide it it will come out. Today suppose to be a good day for Otiko to advise her fellow women but how can a pot call a kettle black?

Character is just like a pregnancy no matter how you hide it it will come out. Today suppose to be a good day for Otiko to advise her fellow women but how can a pot call a kettle black?
Jojo 8 years ago

But of course her Boss is a bad role model for women in power. The Deputy should be made to act. Bye Bye lady or Woman with strong teeth Otiko.

But of course her Boss is a bad role model for women in power. The Deputy should be made to act. Bye Bye lady or Woman with strong teeth Otiko.