WOMAN CAN ALSO BE BUS CONDUCTORS

Pass the bill  of 35% right for women; women can also be bus conductors,  bricklayers...

I heard the Law makers had not passed the bill of 35% autonomy  right for women  to occupy  every sector of Nigeria. Yes, they want the 35% portion of Nigeria. Let it be passed because  if it is passed into law,  it means every single sector of Nigeria  economy, home and activities  are to be controlled  by women.
But my problem is would the women also clamour for hard works positions or just the juicy ones?  I would be glad if it is passed into law.
We should be have 35% bricklayers,  wheel barrow pushers,  bus conductors  of women.  I hope they now understand  occupying  35% of Nigeria.  This people should understand  something,  A woman and a Man are created differently.  Even when we try to fight for gender equality,  we should bear this in mind.

Written  by Usman Yusuf  Dan.

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