“We will not stop until every Nigerian girl-child has found their voice and found their pocket.”

—  Ibukun Awosika

Source: https://theafricadebate.com/news-2018/2018/an-interview-with-ibukun-awosika Speaking in an interview about herself (April 18 2018)

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