PDP National Women Conference In Abuja


Alhaji Atiku Abubakar has at just concluded 2019 PDP National Women’s Conference, where he reiterated his position to increase women inclusion in politics and governance.
There, he called on women across the nation to come out in large numbers on February 16th to vote for a #BetterNigeria.

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