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1919 - 1968 / Nigeria
Elizabeth Adekogbe
The nationalist who demanded equal citizenship
As Nigeria moved towards independence, Elizabeth Adekogbe asked a bold question: what is freedom worth if women are shut out of power? Through newspapers, organising and determined leadership, she fought to make women full citizens of the nation being born.
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01A Voice Steps Forward3 min
02More Than Votes3 min
03The Nation She Demanded3 min
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