I want to be Nigeria’s first female vice-president — Fateemah Mohammed
Fateemah Mohammed is a Nigerian politician determined to break barriers in politics. She’s currently a member of the Peoples Democratic Party and has served as a representative of the Ifako-Ijaiye constituency in Lagos State. Fateemah Mohammed’s ultimate goal is to become Nigeria’s first female Vice President, and she’s working tirelessly to achieve this ambition .
By Rhalialt Arhuoizah
About Fateemah Mohammed’s Background:
– Born in Borno State, Nigeria
– Graduated with a degree in Microbiology from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria
– Started her political career in 1999 with the Alliance for Democracy (AD)
– Served in various roles, including director-general of Atikunation, an Atiku Abubakar support group for the 2019 presidential election.
Fateemah Mohammed’s Achievements:
– Provided 23 boreholes to communities without clean water.
– Awarded scholarships to over 200 students
– Empowered over 5,000 women with tools and training, such as POS machines, tricycles, and sewing machines
– Hosts monthly gatherings for the elderly, providing food and companionship.
– Runs a widows’ outreach program, offering food, medical care, and small business funding .
Fateemah Mohammed’s Vision for Nigeria:
– Restructuring the country to allow states to control their resources and grow independently
– Improving electricity, education, and healthcare
– Promoting youth empowerment through mentorship and skills training
– Increasing women’s representation in politics and governance .
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