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Women in Purdah and Inclusive Growth

Authors: ONAKOYA Adegbemi

Publication Type: Chapters in Books

Journal: Sociological Issues In Industry And Nigerian Society, Ed. Nurudeen Aliyu, Ibadan: University Of Ibadan Press

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Pardah or Purdah (curtain, ???? (is a religious and social practice of physical segregation of the sexes. Specifically, the purdah system prevents men from seeing women to whom they are not filially related and or associated by matrimony. The restriction of women from outside economic activities deprives the economy of much needed production and service required to boost economic growth. In order to enhance greater degree of economic inclusiveness of women in Purdah, all the stakeholders have roles to play. The government is enjoined to promote Private and Public Partnerships (PPP). This can be done by issuing of Sukuks for financing transport, health and education in other to enhance the opportunities driven by individual ideas, entrepreneurship and skills. In addition, it is recommended that dedicated risk management, regulatory and corporate governance frameworks are established for the emerging Islamic financial industry in order to ensure its sustainability.

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ONAKOYA,A. . (0000). Women in Purdah and Inclusive Growth, 1 (), 247-247.

ONAKOYA,A. . "Women in Purdah and Inclusive Growth" 1, no (), (0000): 247-247.

ONAKOYA,A. and . (0000). Women in Purdah and Inclusive Growth, 1 (), pp247-247.

ONAKOYAA, . Women in Purdah and Inclusive Growth. 0000, 1 ():247-247.

ONAKOYA,Adegbemi , . "Women in Purdah and Inclusive Growth", 1 . (0000) : 247-247.

O.Adegbemi , "Women in Purdah and Inclusive Growth" vol.1, no., pp. 247-247, 0000.

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