Women have no business being political leaders —Prophetess Okedairo .


Mrs Tosin Abiodun Okedairo, a prophetess and gospel musician, who leads the Itana Ogo Ayeraye Gospel Music Outreach, in an interview with DANIEL AKEJU of Tribune, spoke on the role of women in nation-building, the essential ingredients needed to sustain a family, her calling, among other issues. . . When asked about the roles of women in nation-building, she said: "Women need to ensure they groom their families well, which would, in turn, translate to the society. However, when it comes to politicking, I do not subscribe to women taking the driver’s seat, as it is a daunting task which would rob them off their time when it comes to keeping their homes."

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