New Women's Movement Reshapes Traditional Leadership
African women are redefining leadership by 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 with a newfound sense of purpose.
She now sees herself as a leader, inviting students to take an active role in their learning and leadership.
Author's summary: African women reshape leadership.
- Authenticity
- Confidence
- Collective growth