Edo South 2027
The Time Is
MAI
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Edo South 2027
The Time Is
MAI
A platform dedicated to empowering, connecting, and amplifying the voices of women across Edo South.
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Share the issues affecting you and your community. Every submission helps shape MAI's priorities for women.
Tell us what matters most to you.
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A growing directory connecting women-owned businesses to customers, partners, and opportunities.
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A distinguished circle for market leaders, community leaders, religious leaders, professionals and entrepreneurs shaping Edo South.
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Scholarships, internships, grants, fellowships, job opportunities, skills training and competitions — all in one place for women across Edo South.
Tuition support for female students in tertiary institutions across Edo South.
Seed funding for women-owned small businesses and cooperatives.
Free hands-on training in digital tools, e-commerce, and tech basics.
Hands-on exposure to policy and public service for young women.
A year-long leadership development program for emerging women leaders.
A pitch competition for women-led innovative solutions to local problems.
Celebrating women who are transforming Edo South — in education, business, healthcare, community service, and youth development.
Nominate a woman making a difference.
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Honored for outstanding work expanding maternal healthcare access in rural communities.
Your answers directly inform MAI's priorities for women across Edo South. Takes less than 2 minutes.
1. What is the biggest challenge facing women in your community?
Every quarter, survey results are compiled and shared directly with the MAI campaign team to shape policy priorities, programs, and resource allocation for women across all 7 LGAs of Edo South.