Niger State Assembly To Pass Law, Six Month Maternity Leave
The Deputy Speaker of the State Afiniki Dauda said the bill was essential to permit mother to get the necessary rest after labor and to improve the wellbeing of the nursing mother and her child.
The Niger State House of Assembly is set to enact a law that will provide six months maternity leave for nursing mothers in the state.
The Deputy Speaker, Afiniki Dauda, stated this on Sunday during a training session on etiquette, protocol, security, and empowerment for female political office holders in Minna, the state capital.
She said the bill was vital to permit mother to get the necessary rest after labor and to upgrade the wellbeing of the nursing mother and her kid.
The all-mother occasion coordinated by the spouse of the Governor of Niger State, Fatima Bago, was pointed toward upgrading mother' cooperation in administration and furnishing them with the necessary business and fundamental abilities for them to squeeze into their new jobs as political officeholders and wives of chosen and delegated political authorities.
The preparation was a development to a prior one organised by the first Lady , Oluremi Tinubu, in Abuja.
Dauda, in her comments, said the half year maternity pass on would empower common nursing moms to completely recover their energy and bond adequately with their kids during the period.
Likewise speaking, Mrs Bago requested that the mother leave a humble way of life without any trace of extreme person.
Resource persons at the event dwelt on several issues around gender-based violence, etiquette, security, and general conduct of women that would protect their integrity and safety as well as those of their spouses.
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