“Women tend to be less corrupt and more focused. There are many more great women leaders out there who need to be given a chance.”

— Dora Akunyili

Source: https://www.wilsoncenter.org/event/private-luncheon-conversation-dr-dora-akunyili-fighting-corruption-drug-markets-and-advancing Dora at a private meeting at the Wilson Centre in 2006.

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