Calling me ashawo is not new, those ladies contribute to the economy – Kate Henshaw

Calling me ashawo is not new, those ladies contribute to the economy – Kate Henshaw

Story from Saleh INUWA, Kano

Popular Nollywood actress, Kate Henshaw has been involved in Twitter war with trolls who seem to be attacking her for her political affiliation.

The actress who isn’t allowing herself to be ridden on has been replying those coming for her with hot words of her own, as she is giving them fire for fire.

The actress in a new tweet that demonstrated her feeling fired back at a troll with a tweet that reads: ”To remain in a state of absolute daftness, unwilling to expand your vocab, so you can contribute to the firing of your synapses is really pitiable. Calling me ashawo is not new. Those ladies are contributing to the economy. What are you doing? Corrupt cadaver!”, she tweeted back at a hater.

She said: “I think it is time these people coming for me realize that, Kate Henshaw is a lady of steel that is worth her onion in the society, building a career for herself without taking a slice from what is meant for the public. That she wants what’s best for her country doesn’t make her a target for haters”.

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