New Women's Movement Reshapes Traditional Leadership
African women are redefining leadership, drawing from their own experiences, from classrooms in Ogun State to policy summits in Nairobi.
A new model of leadership is emerging, emphasizing authenticity, confidence, and collective growth.
"This journey completely transformed my perspective," said Ezeoha Gloria Nneka, a teacher who returned to her classroom after a four-month leadership expedition.
Ezeoha's experience is an example of how African women are reshaping leadership, inviting others to step forward and take an active role in learning and leading.
Author's summary: African women redefine leadership.
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