Video: Egbujiobi Inspires!

By Lillian Okenwa

The Economic Times in an article observed that: “The phenomenon of adequate income in the household to meet most expenses and manage some savings, has led to one noticeable change—more women are choosing not go to work, if they can afford to.” But Anthonia Egbujiobi insists that every woman should work. You just never know she says.

“An empowered woman will never be at the mercy of anyone,” she averred. Reminiscing over dad’s death, she revealed that when he passed, her mum remained strong for them. Her mother who recently turned 60 on July 10th retired from the Ministry of Education, was into different kinds of businesses, to ensure they got the life they were used to. Anthonia’s siblings went to Private Universities (Igbinedion and Madonna). Her mum made it happen. “I have a sister who is a medical doctor. She was in year one when our dad died. People were not there for us. My mum was the only one. I saw it. I have first-hand information, so I can talk about it.”