Ngozi Fulani

Ngozi Fulani received an apology in person from Lady Susan Hussey during a meeting at Buckingham Palace on Friday, Dec. 16.

[organization](https://www.sistahspace.org/) in London that offers support to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. “It is the wish of both parties that, at the end of the UN’s 16 days of activism against gender-based violence, attention can now return to the important work of Sistah Space in supporting women affected by domestic abuse. Fulani and Lady Susan ask now that they be left in peace to rebuild their lives in the wake of an immensely distressing period for them both. Lady Susan has pledged to deepen her awareness of the sensitivities involved and is grateful for the opportunity to learn more about the issues in this area,” read the statement. “At this meeting, filled with warmth and understanding, Lady Susan offered her sincere apologies for the comments that were made and the distress they caused to Ms. Hussey resigned from Buckingham Palace after repeatedly asking Fulani where she was from during a domestic violence awareness reception at the palace.

Marlene, after being invited to the Palace has accepted Lady Hussey's apology.. How very magnanimous of her. Nana Akua. Published saturday 17 December 2022 ...

They gave into it with kindness and immediately extended the olive branch to Ngozi, a kindness that did not appear to be extended to lady Hussey. Perhaps now Ngozi can also do the right thing and apologise to Lady Hussey for making a mountain out of a mole hill when she chose to contact the world and his dog about this non event.. They gave in to what is in my view narcissism. although I suspect Lady Hussey has lost the appetite for this role now given that her intrigue can be so easily be misinterpreted and used against her. interesting that she’s calling for that now and didn’t take this approach at the start which I imagine would’ve been the Palace’s approach. I await the findings with bated breath.

Royal aide Lady Susan Hussey, who resigned after asking Sistah Space's Ngozi Fulani where she was “really” from at a palace event, apologized in person ...

On social media, Fulani described her shock at being asked “what part of Africa” she was from. King Charles III and the royal family are pleased at the “welcome outcome,” the palace said. The palace statement, issued on behalf of Hussey and Fulani, condemned the “appalling torrent of abuse on social media and elsewhere” directed at Fulani, and said it had been an “immensely distressing period” for both parties.

The late Queen's lady-in-waiting, Lady Susan Hussey, has apologised in person to Black British charity boss, Ngozi Fulani – after repeatedly asking her “what ...

“Both Ms Fulani and Lady Susan ask now that they be left in peace to rebuild their lives in the wake of an immensely distressing period for them both. “Lady Susan has pledged to deepen her awareness of the sensitivities involved and is grateful for the opportunity to learn more about the issues in this area. It added that the King and Queen Consort were “pleased that both parties have reached this welcome outcome”, and criticised the “torrent of abuse” Fulani has since received on social media.

Susan Hussey quit her British royal family role after Ngozi Fulani, who was born in Britain, revealed she had repeatedly asked her "what part of Africa are ...

All's well that ends well. Lady Susan Hussey has apologised to charity boss Ngozi Fulani for asking her where she was from at a reception at Buckingham ...

And that, perhaps, goes to the heart of the problem. It's that very concept of 're-education' which stands at the heart of the Palace's statement, the idea that Lady Susan has willingly agreed to subject herself to self-scrutiny in order to fully grasp the extent of her own failings and is humbled and grateful for the opportunity. If in doubt, be a victim, that's the mantra of the modern world. The Palace is also at pains to stress that Lady Susan 'chose to step aside' – another slightly Orwellian phrase – and wasn't sacked. By all means express regret and concern that Ms Fulani had been offended by what Lady Susan said to her, and the manner in which she said it, but by issuing a statement saying 'racism has no place in our society' he effectively condemned her outright of that heinous crime. Is there a newly refurbished Room 101 somewhere deep in the bowels of Buckingham Palace, where confused courtiers will be coaxed by whatever means into admitting to thoughts and actions they have never even contemplated?