Today's Woman publisher, Adesuwa Onyenokwe, along with other media personnels interviewed President Goodluck Jonathan on Wednesday, February 11th on the issue addressing the state of the country.

During the interview session, Adesuwa 'helped' the president complete some of his sentences which many found unprofessional. But the soft spoken media executive has replied critics for attacking her trademark style.

Adesuwa said, "While interviewing ANYONE, I am never combative, and I always set out to summarize whatever point my subject has made to be sure we are communicating his/her viewpoint accurately. It's not the first time I am being described as soft and it will not be the last, but as always I roll with the punches!."

Speaking about her decision not to be as aggressive in her reply, she said she did her job at no charge and will vote her conscience.

"As for Mr. President, we set out to address two issues: Security and the elections with the aim to get word from him on the sanctity of May 29 hand over, and I believe we did that. Given the time we had. I am glad I did it at no charge, as national service. But what's most important to me right now is not argue or rant that I did a good job or not.

"Just go out there and get your PVC, then SPEAK with it by casting your VOTE. As led by your conscience of course! I have my PVC and I will certainly cast my vote for a better Nigeria," she said.