Hajiya Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim, the Nigerian Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development, represented Nigeria at the 70th session of the Commission on the Status of Women held in New York. During this session, she unveiled several key initiatives aimed at boosting women's empowerment across Nigeria, emphasizing the Federal Government's commitment to enhancing the welfare of women and children. The presentation was made in the context of a broader alignment with the African Group's collective statement on gender issues.

Sulaiman-Ibrahim highlighted that the government is implementing comprehensive programs that focus on improving the lives of its citizens, particularly vulnerable groups such as women and children. Reflecting the importance of the subject, the minister pointed out that gender equality is critical for achieving inclusive action and equitable justice throughout the nation. She stated that the government is focused on protecting rights and ensuring sustainable development as essential components of gender equality advocacy.

The presentation at the UN platform not only underscores Nigeria’s commitment to gender issues but also seeks to reinforce global partnerships that support women's rights and development. By sharing Nigeria’s empowerment initiatives on this significant international stage, the Minister aims to foster collaboration with other nations and emphasize the role of gender equality in sustainable global progress.