Minister of Women Affairs Faces Staff Protest, Vows to Stay
The Minister of Women Affairs addressed protesting staff at the ministry, assuring them of her resilience amidst scandals and crises. The staff had locked down the ministry in protest over neglect and poor welfare conditions, demanding the Minister's removal.
However, during a town hall meeting at the National Centre for Women Development, the Minister acknowledged the protest but emphasized that controversies had only made her more popular. She assured the workers of her commitment to creative problem-solving and improving welfare conditions.
The Minister highlighted her familiarity with handling scandals and crises, expressing determination to remain in office and deliver her best.
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