The transition from intellectual formation to ideological consciousness is yet to assume central stage in the minds of most Nigerians, and by proxy Africans, based on the identicality of the challenges the ancient continent faces.
As women celebrate their day, the call for the introduction of political ideological courses in our educational system as a way to expose all Nigerians to the importance of having and acting on essential and ethical ideologies in addressing deficit in patriotism and failed patriarchalism as manifested in senseless wars, global leadership failure and international hostility against poor citizens and weak nations is redoubling its relevance at an unprecedented scale.
Hence, the mobilisation and utilisation of Ideological indoctrination as a tool for enlightened equality struggle and campaign is observed to be cracking new possibilities in addressing the challenges women face globally, especially in Africa and Southern America, as other enlightened women from various walks of life take their grievances against national sexist bigotry and gender injustice to garner more women and men to unite and put an end to this societal flaw which is causing our sisters, wives, daughters and mothers a life that may see them not living up to their fullest potential and attaining the greatest position in any given society they live in simply become there is a national and regional sexist bigotry at work.
The time to democratise and spread the doctrine of ideology across the education and religious circle is now. Let’s make it happen.
Signed
Richard F Inoyo,
Country Director,
Citizens’ Solution Network.
