Former Minister of Women Affairs, Uju Kennedy-Ohaneye, has taken to social media to announce her appearance in court, representing a five-year-old girl who allegedly suffered sexual abuse at the hands of her class teacher.
This announcement comes just a month after her departure from office, following President Bola Tinubu’s decision to remove her from the cabinet as part of a significant reshuffle that saw four ministers exit their positions.
In a post on X on Monday, Kennedy-Ohaneye, a lawyer and advocate for women’s rights, reiterated her commitment to fighting for a better society and eradicating all forms of abuse against vulnerable Nigerians, including children.
She expressed her unwavering passion for justice and her determination to stand up against grave crimes, such as the one she is now representing in court.
She wrote, “I remain committed to fighting for a better society. My passion for justice remains unwavering, and I will not tolerate any form of abuse, especially against vulnerable Nigerians, including children.
“Today, I represented a heart-wrenching case involving a five-year-old girl who was sexually abused by her class teacher. This incident strengthens my resolve to combat such heinous crimes.
“To those who would dare perpetrate such atrocities, let this serve as a warning. I will pursue justice relentlessly in my capacity.”
In her post, Kennedy-Ohaneye sent a powerful message to those who would commit such atrocities, stating that she would pursue justice with relentless determination in her capacity.
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