I used to be sacked however my visuals stay,  ex-minister Ohanenye says



I used to be sacked however my visuals stay,  ex-minister Ohanenye says

The previous Minister of Ladies Affairs, Uju-Kennedy Ohanenye, has emphasized that her optic rest unshaken in spite of being sacked through President Bola Tinubu.

In an interview on Channels TV on Wednesday, she defined that presen she might not accumulation the ministerial place, her determination to her reason and her paintings continues unabated.

“I was sacked, but my visions remain; my visions were not sacked,” she affirmed.

She elaborated on her ongoing loyalty to the reasons she championed presen in place of work, announcing, “I’ve been doing all the ones I used to be doing when I used to be the minister of girls’s affairs.

“I still go to court to defend the people that can’t defend themselves, that don’t have money to get a lawyer.”

The previous minister additionally discussed that she has persisted to supremacy some delicate instances she was once dealing with throughout her tenure.

“I am still handling all the cases I had before I left, and they are quite sensitive cases, so I couldn’t just abandon them,” she mentioned.

“I’m still going ahead to empower women, young girls, and men. I’m producing some movies on morals, which was part of the things I wanted to do before the sack,” she added.

Reflecting at the population help she gained nearest her sacking, Ohanenye expressed gratitude for the backing from Nigerians.

She mentioned, “Probably the most impressive factor is that I’ve been sacked, and I thank Nigerians for the help they gave me. I couldn’t consider it. They spoke out for me.

“I thank them, but at the same time, I keep advising that when one door closes, just try your best to open another one, even if it’s the one you’ve closed before; reopen it.”

All over the interview, Ohaneye clarified that she prefers to be known as the “sacked” minister, announcing, “Let me introduce myself the way it should be. You said, ‘was removed.’ I am Uju-Kennedy Ohanenye, the sacked minister of women affairs. I think I’ll prefer you to use that word.”

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