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Women could take over the world in 10 to 15 years – Ahuofe Patri

Actress Priscilla Opoku, popularly known as Ahuofe Patri, believes women could take on greater leadership and influence across the world in the nearest future.

Women could take over the world in 10 to 15 years – Ahuofe Patri

Actress Priscilla Opoku, who goes by the stage name Ahuofe Patri, shared her belief that women will increasingly hold positions of power and influence worldwide within the next decade or two. When asked by host Nikki Samonas of Joy Prime’s Changes if she thought women would change the world in the next 10 to 15 years, Ahuofe responded affirmatively.

"Women run the world. Nothing would exist without women, men can’t live alone, women can live alone, but I think we are now realising it and others have not realised it yet," she said. She went on to note that women are already making significant strides in various sectors and are taking on more roles of authority and responsibility.

Ahuofe encouraged more women to pursue leadership positions and seize the opportunities available to them, particularly in fields where they are currently underrepresented. She specifically expressed hope for an increase in the number of female producers and directors, stating that while women are already doing a lot, they need to continue striving for progress.

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