Onyeka Opens Up On Alleged Quarrel With Ozokwor

MUSICIAN cum Actress, Onyeka Onwenu, has denied reports that she had a shouting match with Nollywood actress, Patience Ozokwor, for allegedly having access to the Presidential Villa without going through her.

In a statement made available to Daily Independent, Onwenu, the Director General of the National Centre for Women Development, stated that the report was a lie from the pit of hell, adding that she had never had any disagreement with Ozokwor.

In the statement signed by her Special Assistant, Lami Makoji-Ojo, Onyeka said she was shocked and disappointed by the report, which she said was “planted” to damage her hard-earned reputation.

“Let it be placed on record that the said story is false in its entirety. It is obviously a figment of the sponsor's depraved imagination, as Lady Onyeka Onwenu does not control access to Aso Rock, nor was involved with the disbursement of funds to any group,” she said.

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“Mrs. Onyeka was never in a meeting with Patience Ozokwor or any artist for that matter and was never involved in a quarrel or fight with anyone, the statement said.

The alleged quarrel between the two actresses was said to be over the control of the disbursement of President Goodluck Jonathan's campaign funds.

Ozokwor, however, has also denied the allegations.

In another statement, Ozokwor said there was no truth in the report, which said she was involved in a fight with Onwenu.

Ozokwor said: “I really do not know why people write what they can't investigate. Ms. Onyeka Onwenu and I do not have any issues. I have never been to her office before and she has never been to mine.

“We see at different functions and greet ourselves with respect accordingly. Why should they write false stories about us just to sell their papers? Anyone who stains my name that I have struggled to build will have to answer to God in heaven.

“I am not a new act that will be looking for scandals on the internet. If I have issues with anyone, I walk up to the person call him or her and trash it out and then move on,” Ozokwor, popularly called Mama G, said.

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