[JUST IN] Popular Women’s Rights Activist, Lady Esther Uzoma Is Dead

A Legal Practitioner & Advocate for Women’s Right, Esther Uzoma
is reported to have died.

A source told Nairalaw that she died after a surgery she
had, which she was unable to survive.

Before her death, she was last seen at the Electoral Reform
Joint Public Hearing at the National Assembly held December,
2020.

Esther Uzoma fondly called “Lady Comrade” attended Township
Primary School, Aba, and later proceeded to Girls Secondary
Commercial School, Aba.

Thereafter, she proceeded to Alvan Ikoku College of Education to
study English. She later attended Imo State University where she
bagged her LL.B. In 2002, she was called to the Nigerian Bar after
finishing from the Nigerian Law School, Abuja.

She is renowned for her quest for justice for women’s right and
she had said the decision to stand up for the right of women is
that “I saw the evils of patriarchy and how easily it could
constrain development of a woman.

A Legal Practitioner & Advocate for Women’s Right, Esther Uzoma
is reported to have died.

A source told Nairalaw that she died after a surgery she
had, which she was unable to survive.

Before her death, she was last seen at the Electoral Reform
Joint Public Hearing at the National Assembly held December,
2020.

Esther Uzoma fondly called “Lady Comrade” attended Township
Primary School, Aba, and later proceeded to Girls Secondary
Commercial School, Aba.

Thereafter, she proceeded to Alvan Ikoku College of Education to
study English. She later attended Imo State University where she
bagged her LL.B. In 2002, she was called to the Nigerian Bar after
finishing from the Nigerian Law School, Abuja.

She is renowned for her quest for justice for women’s right and
she had said the decision to stand up for the right of women is
that “I saw the evils of patriarchy and how easily it could
constrain development of a woman.