AMB COMR Princess Omoniyi ALICE GCNFS, mbabs.

18/06/2025

Happy Birthday to our esteemed Patron, His Excellency, Alhaji Doctor Yahaya Adoza Bello CON! As the National President of the Association of Nigerian Female Students (ANFS), I extend warm felicitations to you on this special day. Your leadership, vision, and philanthropy have inspired us, and we're grateful for your guidance and support. May this new year bring you joy, good health, and continued success. We celebrate your legacy and look forward to your continued mentorship. Happy Birthday, Sir!

08/06/2025

Our culture our heritage

07/06/2025

ANFS to the world

24/05/2025

22/05/2025

Me and my leader

22/05/2025

*Empowering Women in Leadership: A Call to Action for Reserved Seats*

The Association of Nigerian Female Students (ANFS) is passionate about promoting gender equality and enhancing women's participation in governance. To achieve this, we advocate for the Reserved Seats for Women Bill, a crucial step towards creating a more inclusive and representative leadership.

*Why Reserved Seats Matter*

1. *Increased Representation*: Reserved seats ensure women have a voice in decision-making processes, shaping policies that impact their lives.
2. *Breaking Barriers*: This initiative helps overcome obstacles women face in politics, such as limited access to resources and networks.
3. *Diverse Perspectives*: Women's participation brings unique insights, enriching governance and promoting more effective solutions.
4. *Empowerment*: Reserved seats empower women to take on leadership roles, inspiring future generations.

*Benefits for Nigeria*

1. *Inclusive Governance*: More representative leadership reflects Nigeria's diversity, promoting social cohesion.
2. *Economic Growth*: Women's participation in decision-making can drive economic growth, innovation, and development.
3. *Role Models*: Women in leadership positions inspire young girls, fostering a culture of ambition and empowerment.

*ANFS's Commitment*

ANFS urges policymakers to support the Reserved Seats for Women Bill, ensuring women's voices are heard and valued. Together, we can:

1. *Promote Gender Equality*
2. *Foster Inclusive Leadership*
3. *Empower Women*

Let's work together to create a brighter future for Nigerian women and girls!

18/05/2025

*Empowering the Future: Student Campus Outreach for Reserved Seats for Women Bill*

The Association of Nigerian Female Students (ANFS) proudly invites you to a transformative event in support of the Reserved Seats for Women Bill, a critical step toward gender-balanced representation in Nigeria’s governance.

🗓 Date: Tuesday, 27th May 2025
📍 Venue: Faculty of Social Science Auditorium, University of Abuja

This Campus Outreach is more than a conversation — it is a movement. A movement to inspire, engage, and empower young women across the nation to take their place in leadership and political participation.

Join us as we host *Osasu Igbinedion Ogwuche*, a leading voice for women in leadership, whose passion and advocacy have ignited hope across Africa. Alongside her, we welcome Comrade Princess Omoniyi Alice, ANFS National President, and Williams Emmanuella Chidera, ANFS FCT Coordinator — both champions of youth inclusion and gender equity.

10/05/2025

*Statement of Support from Association of Nigerian Female Students (ANFS)*

The Association of Nigerian Female Students (ANFS) expresses full support for the proposed bill advocating for reserved seats for women in the Senate and House of Representatives. This initiative, championed by Chief Osasu Igbinedion Ogwuche CEO, TOS group aligns with our organization's mission to promote gender equality and empower women in leadership positions.

We acknowledge the underrepresentation of women in Nigeria's National Assembly and House of Representatives. The proposed bill aims to address this imbalance and ensure more women have a voice in shaping our nation's policies.

ANFS stands in solidarity with Chief Osasu Igbinedion Ogwuche and urges lawmakers to prioritize the passage of this bill. We believe increased female representation will bring diverse perspectives, foster inclusive decision-making, and drive progress in our country.

We call on all stakeholders to support this crucial legislation and work towards a more equitable future for Nigerian women.

*Signed,*
Comr. Princess Omoniyi Alice (GCNFS, MBABS)
National President, Association of Nigerian Female Students (ANFS)

09/05/2025

Association of Nigerian Female Students (ANFS) Congratulates Comr Solomon Adodo

Warmest congratulations, Comr Solomon Adodo, on your appointment as Board Member of the North Central Development Commission (NCDC)!

I, Comr Princess Omoniyi, National President of the Association of Nigerian Female Students (ANFS), rejoice with you on this well-deserved recognition. Your dedication and leadership have paved the way for this achievement.

I wish you continued success, grace, and honor in this new role. May your expertise and passion drive positive development in the North Central region.

ANFS,National President.

19/04/2025

Students welfare is our number one priority.
Anfs to the world 🌍

11/04/2025

Happy Birthday to a Champion of Women's Rights
Today, I celebrate another year of life, and I'm reminded of the incredible journey that has brought me to where I am today. As the National President of the Association of Nigerian Female Students, I've had the privilege of advocating for the rights and welfare of our sisters across Nigeria.

Empowering Women, Empowering Change
I've witnessed firsthand the impact of our collective efforts to combat s*x for grades, s*xual harassment, and gender-based violence. Together, we've created a platform for the voiceless to be heard and for change to be realized. Today, I celebrate not just my birthday, but the progress we've made and the lives we've touched.

A Voice for the Voiceless
As I look to the future, I'm filled with hope and determination. I know that there's still much work to be done, but I'm committed to continuing this fight. To my fellow sisters, I say: never give up, never lose your voice. Together, we can create a brighter, more equitable future for all.

Happy birthday to me, and happy birthday to the spirit of resilience and determination that drives us all. May this new year bring us closer to our goals and may our voices continue to ring out for justice and equality.

Comrd Omoniyi Princes
Amb Comr Princess Omoniyi
Princess Princess Omoniyi
Anfs Secretariat

06/04/2025

Association of Nigerian Female Students (ANFS)

Mission and Vision
The Association of Nigerian Female Students (ANFS) is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering and supporting female students in Nigeria. The mission of ANFS is to promote gender equality, education, and leadership development among Nigerian female students.

Objectives
1. *Promote Education*: ANFS works to increase access to education for female students, particularly in underserved communities.
2. *Empowerment*: The organization provides training, mentorship, and resources to help female students develop leadership skills, confidence, and self-esteem.
3. *Gender Equality*: ANFS advocates for policies and practices that promote gender equality in education and society.
4. *Networking*: The organization provides a platform for female students to connect, share experiences, and support one another.

Activities
1. *Conferences and Workshops*: ANFS organizes conferences, seminars, and workshops on topics such as leadership, entrepreneurship, and gender-based violence.
2. *Mentorship Programs*: The organization pairs female students with mentors who provide guidance, support, and inspiration.
3. *Scholarship Programs*: ANFS offers scholarships to deserving female students to support their education.
4. *Advocacy*: The organization advocates for policies and practices that promote gender equality and education.

Membership
ANFS has members from various tertiary institutions across Nigeria, including universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education. Membership is open to all female students in Nigeria.

Leadership
The organization is led by a National President, who is supported by a team of executives and state coordinators.

By joining ANFS, female students in Nigeria can connect with like-minded individuals, access resources and opportunities, and become part of a movement to promote gender equality and education.