Former Minister Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye Reflects on Removal Without Regrets
Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye, the former Minister of Women Affairs in Nigeria, stated in an interview on Channel Television that she has no regrets about being removed from her ministerial position. She discussed her leadership style and the challenges she faced during her tenure, mentioning that she did not work hard enough and found it difficult to rule.
Kennedy-Ohanenye emphasized her dedication to serving Nigeria, expressing a firm commitment to achieving positive outcomes. She also clarified that she was not the President but ensured that nothing improper occurred within her scope of responsibilities.
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