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    SEXUAL HARASSMENT: “I STAND FOR NIGERIAN WOMEN, I STAND FOR JUSTICE” – BAR UJU KENNEDY OHANENYE                                               

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SEXUAL HARASSMENT: “I STAND FOR NIGERIAN WOMEN, I STAND FOR JUSTICE” – BAR UJU KENNEDY OHANENYE                                                     17-09-23

By Sadiq Aminu                                                           The Minister for Women Affairs, Mrs.Uju Kennedy Ohanenye, has reaffirmed her commitment to safeguarding and advancing the rights and welfare of Nigerian women, including the pursuit of justice when these rights are violated.

In a statement, The Minister emphasizes her unwavering dedication to upholding due diligence and the rule of law, recognizing that justice and fairness are the fundamental principles upon which equitable societies are built.

According to the statement, the declaration comes in response to the unfolding situation at the University of Calabar, involving the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Prof Cyril Ndifon, and sexual harassment allegations levelled against him.

The minister expresses her drive to consistently advocate for the welfare of Nigerian women and the pursuit of justice.

She further urged Nigerian women to work together “to actualize the dream of a country where women’s rights are respected and protected, and where young girls feel safe in institutions of learning.”

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