Omenaa Mensah She proved not only as a presenter. For several years, he has focused on developing his own business and philanthropic activities. Recently wife Rafał Brzoski gave an interview Magda Mołek. During a conversation Mensah She revealed, among others, what connects her with Agata Duda.
Omenaa Mensah honestly about Agata Duda. Her words may surprise
Omenaa Mensah Since 2014, he has been running his own foundation, which supports the education of African children. Together with her husband, he supports talented youth from poor families. Two years ago, she also founded the OmenaArt Foundation, which is taking care of artistic projects implemented by its other organizations. She told about her activities in the internet “in my style” led by Magda Mołek. The presenter revealed that many people criticize her philanthropic activity and have to face a wave of hate on a daily basis. Wife of Rafał Brzoski She also mentioned the first lady. The star invited the president to the Ukrainians to help her help her. Mensah She admitted that this idea had not met with the enthusiasm of people around her. The presenter said, however, that ideological differences should not interfere with helping. Besides, she was aware that a lot of information circulating on the subjectTaty of Duda It may be true, because she herself experienced harmful slander.
A great woman came, full of energy. (…) I will not let a bad word to say it
she said. Rafał Brzoski's wife emphasized that if people criticizing the first lady had become familiar with her charity, they would change their minds about the president.
Omenaa Mensah has advice for Agata Duda
Magda Mołek She asked Omeny MensahWhat Agata Duda She should do to influence public opinion. The presenter said that the first lady should publicize her business more. – I would like what to sound more, because I think he is doing great things. It is a pity that we do not know about it – she said. Added However, he respects the president's decision not to lean out with the fact that he supports various charity initiatives.