Excess Van Advocates for Gender Equality and Women’s Rights in Nigeria

Kingsley Chibueze Eze better known as Excess Van has spoken out in favor of gender equality and women’s rights in Nigeria. He emphasized the importance of continuing to push for progress in these areas to ensure a fair and just society for all.

Excess Van expressed his concerns about the ongoing challenges women face in Nigeria. “Gender equality is not just a women’s issue; it’s a societal issue that affects us all,” he said. “When we empower women, we strengthen our communities and our country as a whole.”

Excess Van highlighted the strides made in recent years but noted that much work remains to be done. “We’ve seen progress, but there’s still a long way to go,” he stated. “Women continue to face discrimination, violence, and unequal opportunities in many areas of life. We need to address these issues head-on and create an environment where women can thrive.”

The artiste called for greater support for women’s rights initiatives and policies that promote gender equality. “It’s essential that we have strong policies in place that protect women’s rights and promote equality in all spheres of life, from education and employment to politics and social services,” Excess Van said. “We also need to support organizations that are working tirelessly to advance these causes.”

Excess Van also urged men to become allies in the fight for gender equality. “Men have a crucial role to play in this movement,” he noted. “We must stand with women, listen to their experiences, and use our voices to advocate for change. Gender equality benefits everyone, and it’s something we should all be striving for.”