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This study investigated the socio-demographic predictors of gendered political participation by 64 adults selected using a multistage sampling technique. Eight focus group discussions (FGDs) of eight discussants each were used to collect data, while thematic analysis was utilized. Findings revealed that political participation is gendered and women are not equally represented. There are some socio-demographic and political predictors of women’s participation in politics and the low political participation by women has some resultant consequences on governance in Nigeria. Social workers are therefore encouraged to utilize various measures to address the consequences linked to the low participation of women in politics.
Ngwu et al. (Tue,) studied this question.