An opinion piece in Nigeria's Daily Post, written by Kayode Akinmade, argues that Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun has pursued a deliberate women's agenda focused on empowerment, family strengthening and security. According to the author, a government's commitment to women should be judged by lasting pathways for women to earn, lead and shape society rather than the number of programmes announced, and he contends Abiodun's record meets that measure.

Muhammad Gadaka, the Yobe State chairman of Nigeria's ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), has drawn attention after urging women whose husbands prevent them from voting for the APC in the 2027 general election to divorce their spouses. Speaking on Friday, Gadaka said he had a plan for such women, announcing that he would marry them himself. The remarks were reported in an opinion piece published by Tribune Online, a Nigerian newspaper.

Hajiya Zulaihat Dikko Radda, the wife of the Katsina State governor, has called on the state government to implement the Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE) policy locally. She believes that domestication of this policy is essential for enhancing women's economic opportunities in the region, according to ThisDay Live.

Chioma Uzodimma, the wife of the Imo State Governor, has advised men to care for their wives while they are financially stable, suggesting that such kindness will be reciprocated during challenging times. She emphasized that women generally wish for the best for their husbands, which can strengthen their support in difficult periods, according to Information Nigeria.

Nigeria’s First Lady, Remi Tinubu, has received a chieftaincy title in Imo State, according to Punch. She was conferred with the title “Oso Di Eme I,” described as meaning “one who supports her husband.” The report highlights photographs from the ceremony but provides no further details about the event, organizers, attendance, or any official statements surrounding the honour.

Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has urged women to leave abusive marriages rather than endure domestic violence, saying gender-based violence must not be tolerated. According to The Citizen, she implored women to prioritise their survival over societal expectations and the pressure to remain in harmful relationships. Her remarks add to ongoing calls in South Africa for stronger action against GBV, which remains a pervasive national crisis affecting thousands of women and children each year.