Nnaji Resigns Amid Allegations: Not an Admission of Guilt
Former Minister of Innovation, Science, and Technology, Geoffrey Uche Nnaji, resigns from his position amidst allegations of certificate forgery related to his academic qualifications. Nnaji clarifies that his resignation is not an admission of guilt but a principled decision to respect due process and preserve integrity.
He refutes the allegations as politically motivated and malicious, aiming not to let them overshadow the progress made during his leadership. Nnaji's resignation follows deep reflection and consultations, emphasizing his commitment to the sanctity of due process and the ongoing work of the ministry under the "Renewed Hope Agenda.".
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