"Hozana in the highest heavens. Isn't this the phrase that the disciples shouted when they noticed Jesus ascending to heaven? Hozana is a cry of joy, of triumph. This eponymous work is named after the heroine who overcame so many obstacles on her path that, in a way, I overcame fate on the path of my life. I managed to make my dreams come true."

“Whenever our authorities seek to find us a better place in this society, we do everything to prevent us from evolving. But as I wrote somewhere, the earth rotates, and there is no reason why it should not rotate towards the Benin Nation.”

“I am a woman and I love women. I love everything related to women and I fight for them to evolve correctly and feel truly comfortable in this society created by man and for man.”

“I like to raise questions about the world, about humanity; lead men to question the why and how of things. I want humans to feel concerned by everything that concerns others, because this world in which we live has become so dehumanizing that we must review our centers of interest, in order to put Man at the center of All.”

“I like to communicate effectively; I like to share my joys and sorrows with those around me.”

“I even have children's books, because at one point, I wanted to communicate with young people here and elsewhere.”

“Beninese women are courageous mothers, women with a thousand arms. Even 48-hour days cannot be enough for them. At home, in the office and in society, they want to be present and perfect; take responsibility for their part of the job so that everything goes well.”