IWD: Jashabel Touch A Heart Foundation Tackles Gender Issues To Mark International Women’s Day

The Executive Director of Jashabel Touch-a-heart Foundation, Favour Benson says *WOMEN MUST AND SHOULD BREAK* all Gender inequality.

Benson, who is a human rights activists, motivational speaker, film producer, publisher and philanthropist, said this in line with the March 8, the *International Women’s Day* all over the world which is a celebration of women and the theme for the year 2022 is #BreakTheBIAS

She said it’s heart breaking when men condescend so low to intimate women which they carry out in several ways like Blackmail, putting women down, accusing her unjustly and men feel intimidated seeing a woman doing well or topping the chart in the same field as them, the same tasks, exams, the same length with men is what women have to pass through, why they bring in the gender issue when they both went through the same process. The woman is made to get married, drop her surname, give birth, nurse the children, prepare food, take the kids to school, take care of the husband and the home front. So, why bring in *GENDER* in her role after the facts stated above. This must STOP and I’m glad for this year’s theme that says it all #breakthebias

If we want sustainable development in every area of our world, women be given a fair playing ground to exhibitl instead of been pushed aside.

Benson said in celebration of the International women’s Day 2022, Jashabel Touch-a-heart foundation ( Jtahfoundation) will have a round table talk on the theme “BREAKING BIAS AGAINST WOMEN” on March 8. The speakers are Ms. Sola Olowu who is a woman leader and has been at the forefront of fighting the cause of women and also a survivor herself.

The second speaker is Ms. Christabel Benson, a full-time volunteer as a records staff in the JTAH Foundation who has gone through training on girl child. She will be talking to the youth (Girl Child) also Favour Benson as the host will receive our guest at the ONOS Event Center in Ayobo, Lagos by 11am as she rounded off.