Thursday, June 18, 2020 / 08:00 AM / by WebTV/ Header Image Credit: Ecographics
WebTV's Human Angle will be featuring a robust
conversation on 'How
NAPTIP Is Addressing Sexual Violence in Nigeria'.
Guest: Dame Julie Donli
Date: Thursday,
June 18, 2020
Time: 3.00pm
Platform: Livestream on YouTube, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram
Topic: How NAPTIP Is Addressing Sexual Violence in
Nigeria
Highlights: Available later in the day with
link to full video.
Host: Taiwo
Adeoti
Key Discussion Points
Guest Profile
DAME JULIE OKAH-DONLI is a highly motivated and
result oriented management and legal expert with over 25 years of invaluable
experience with top-notched managerial and leadership skills, and excellent
analytical and communication skills.
Born on December 30, 1966; an indigene of Bayelsa State, Julie
Okah-Donli has a Degree in Law from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria and was
called to the Bar in 1992. In 1990 while at ABU Zaria, she won the Dean of the
Faculty of Law Award as the winner of the Moot Court
competition.
She has held many positions in government and in the private sector. Those positions include:
Before her present appointment, she was the Principal Partner: Julie
Okah & Co (Legal Practitioners). She is also a philanthropist and engaged
in a number of charity work. She is the Founder: Julie Donli Kidney Foundation.
Appointed to serve as a Member of the Project Advisory Committee on "Empowering Young People in Africa Through Media and Communication", a flagship project of UNESCO. She is the Author of the books:
A woman of many parts, she is:
She is also a member of the following
bodies:
She is a mother of 2 well-adjusted Adults. She is a Knight of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, an honour from the Anglican Church of Nigeria. Under her
tenure as the Director General of NAPTIP, Dame Julie Okah-Donli has
successfully championed the upgrade of Nigeria to Tier 2 of the Trafficking in
Persons Report. She is able and determined to ensuring a Human Trafficking free
Nigeria.
She is a recipient of many National and International Awards on exemplary leadership and efficient service delivery. The recent being the 2019 Leadership Government of the Year Agency Award.
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