Nigeria’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Bianca Ojukwu, has shared a personal account of an awkward moment she experienced at a public event, following what she described as an ill-judged performance by the Master of Ceremonies.

In a post shared on her Instagram page, Ojukwu recounted how the MC repeatedly cracked jokes about tall people, portraying them as arrogant and detached. According to her, the comments felt pointed, as the MC consistently glanced in her direction while delivering the jokes.

Clearly unimpressed, the minister criticised what she saw as a lack of tact and basic common sense, noting that such remarks added nothing meaningful to the event. She expressed frustration at how casually offensive humour is sometimes excused under the guise of comedy, especially when delivered by someone wielding a microphone and addressing a captive audience.

Ojukwu also took a sarcastic swipe at the MC’s self-description as a comedian, DJ and aspiring musician, suggesting that titles are easily claimed without substance. With a mix of wit and sharp humour, she hinted that she might respond in her own way — jokingly alluding to offering him a “Christmas gift” in the form of one of her music albums.

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She ended her post on a playful but ominous note, suggesting that if she ever took the stage herself, the outcome would be memorable.

The post has since sparked conversations online about respect, humour boundaries, and professionalism at public events.