A minister disrupted an event and ordered the arrest of the organizer for alleged impersonation. Learn more about the incident and its implications.
Without the approval of the Ministry of Women Affairs, an event entitled “Unveiling the Power of Women and Food Security” was disrupted by Minister Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye.
In Abuja on Thursday, Kennedy-Ohanenye revealed that an individual who had organized the event was apprehended by the Department of State Services (DSS) for allegedly impersonating a ministry.
Earlier today, I became aware that a certain group of individuals was engaging in dishonest activities using the ministry’s name. Upon learning this information, I immediately investigated the alleged fraudulent event carried out under the guise of our organization. The offenders responsible for these actions have now been identified and…
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The minister revealed in a video shared on her X page that an act of impersonation was occurring. She clarified that the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs had no involvement in planning this event and added that she arrested the woman responsible for it, who is presently held by the Department of State Service (DSS). The occasion itself has been arranged by Mela-Chiyoma Pat Limited.
Despite the president’s approval to cancel until further notice, she proceeded with printing it after we had already communicated our intent to cancel.
Impersonation is a fraudulent act that cannot be tolerated. Therefore, I am here to clarify this matter and inform everyone about it since such an occurrence undermines integrity. She has been apprehended as a result.
It would have been better if she had taken the initiative to organize herself, extend an invitation using her own name rather than relying on the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs.
I am unable to permit the advancement of this programme. Regrettably, it constitutes a blatant act of impersonation that has caused dissatisfaction from the president.
“This is what I’m stating. The media can cover it if they want to; my concern isn’t focused on that aspect. It’s crucial not to neglect the ministry.”
