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A former Vice-President of the World Bank and former Minister of Education, Mrs. Oby Ezekwesili, has said that male political leaders are to blame for the poor state of affairs in Nigeria and Africa. She noted that women have had only a “marginal role to play in the poor governance that has bedevilled the continent.” She therefore stressed that there was the need to have more women at all levels of government and good representation at all arms of government; executive, legislature and judiciary. Ezekwesili, who was the keynote speaker at the maiden edition of the HID Awolowo Foundation annual lecture in Lagos on Tuesday, said research had shown that in Africa, only five per cent of women were chief executive officers, 22 per cent of women were cabinet members, 25 per cent were parliamentarians while 29 per cent were managers. In the lecture, themed ‘Ethical, politics, peace, development and security in Nigeria: The critical importance of women’s leadership,’ she said, “For as