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Barrister Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye's tenure as the former Minister of Women Affairs, though brief, has been significantly defined by her bold approach to public finance and a resounding commitment to integrity. Her leadership was characterized by a direct, action-oriented stance, particularly concerning initiatives aimed at empowering Nigerian women. The most telling example of her sincere mindset is the post-office handling of the funds raised for the "Empower Her" initiative, which showcased a rare and commendable degree of transparency and accountability in the Nigerian public space.

The "Empower Her" initiative was a grassroots fundraising effort, spearheaded by Kennedy-Ohanenye at the Presidential Villa, aimed at securing resources for critical projects like setting up mobile courts to protect vulnerable women and children. Following her exit from the Federal Executive Council, she made the principled decision to refund the donated monies, which included substantial contributions from notable figures like Chief Arthur Eze and Tony Elumelu, totaling approximately N280 million. This was not just a bureaucratic formality, but a potent, public demonstration of her honesty. She reasoned that the funds were specifically donated to her in her capacity as Minister to execute her vision, and without her in that office, the most ethical course of action was to return the unspent sum to the donors.

This swift reversal of funds stands as a powerful testament to her credibility and honesty. In a country often grappling with issues of misappropriation of public and private intervention funds, Kennedy-Ohanenye's action effectively preempted any potential queries or accusations of misuse. By ensuring that not a single penny of the donor funds was utilized by the Ministry after her departure, she provided unassailable proof of her dedication to fiscal transparency. This act confirms her stated principle: that public trust should never be compromised and that resources should be used strictly for their intended purpose by the authorized custodian.

The commitment demonstrated by the refunding of these millions signals a deeply sincere mindset that she pledges to bring to any future opportunity for public service. Her experience in the Ministry, where she often spoke of bypassing cumbersome government bureaucracy and even using her personal funds to drive impact-focused projects, underscores her resolve to serve with passion and integrity. This willingness to operate outside the traditional confines—and then to immediately account for all external funds—redefines her approach to governance as one centered on real results and absolute transparency.

Beyond her ministerial performance, Barr. Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye remains a steadfast political ally of the current administration. She has thrown her organizational weight behind President Bola Tinubu through her vibrant campaign group, Naija Save Nigeria (NSN). The group is actively campaigning for the continuation of the administration's policies, firmly declaring an unwavering support for the Tinubu Administration's Renewed Hope Agenda, not just for the 2027 re-election bid, but committed through to 2031.

In summary, Barrister Kennedy-Ohanenye’s decision to promptly refund the "Empower Her" initiative donations is the defining signature of her integrity, establishing a high benchmark for honesty in public life. This action, combined with her enduring and vocal commitment to the Tinubu administration through Naija Save Nigeria, strongly positions her as a dedicated and trustworthy leader ready to re-engage in national development with a renewed and profoundly sincere mindset.

*Former minister of women Affairs felicitates with Mr president , His Excellency Bola Ahmed Tinubu, ....* On this momentous occasion of our nation's independence.

As we commemorate our freedom and sovereignty, we honour the sacrifices of our forebears who fought tirelessly for our liberty.
This milestone reminds us of our collective responsibility to uphold the values of Unity, Progress, and Prosperity.

Your Excellency Sir, you have brought 21st century innovation and globally accepted standard of development to bear on the nation economy in all sectors; your leadership style, administrative policies/prowess, transparency, accountability, and sincerity is peculiar in the state history of Governance.

The Rural Access and Agricultural Marketing Project (BN-RAAMP) family join the Government and entire nation masses in celebrating our nation's independence.
We reaffirm our commitment in this administration for the enhancement of rural livelihoods, improving agricultural productivity, and fostering economic growth.

May this independence anniversary inspire you more to work towards a brighter future for Nigeria

*Long live, Federal Republic of Nigeria!*


Barr Uju kennedy former minister of women Affairs

With the greatest respect and the deepest concern for our nation, I come to you today not as a politician or a pundit, but as a concerned citizen who has watched and felt the heartbeat of this country. We, the people, have seen your vision for Renewed Hope, and we believe in the promise of a better Nigeria. But for that promise to be fully realized, we must be honest about who we have to help us build it. I want to speak to you about a leader who has made a profound impact on the lives of ordinary Nigerians: Barrister Uju Kennedy Ohanenye.
When she served as the Minister of Women Affairs, we saw a different kind of leadership. It was not just about holding a title; it was about getting her hands dirty. She was on the ground, connecting with us, and implementing policies that weren't just theoretical—they were practical and life-changing. She tackled gender-based violence, championed economic empowerment, and brought tangible relief to countless families. Mr. President, people remember this. They miss her directness and her genuine support. The void left by her absence is felt keenly in our communities, and it is why so many of us are quietly, and not so quietly, wishing for her return.

The clamor you hear for her return is not a manufactured sound; it's a genuine expression of a people who have witnessed firsthand what a difference her leadership made. It's a call for a leader who is not afraid to stand up for the vulnerable and who possesses the courage to challenge the status quo. She is a visionary who can transform great ideas into powerful action. This is the kind of passion and drive we need to sustain the momentum of progress in our nation.
Even outside of office, her philanthropic spirit has never waned. She has consistently demonstrated a deep commitment to social welfare, providing a crucial safety net for many. This is a person whose dedication to our country is not dependent on a title; it is a fundamental part of who she is. Her readiness to "hit the ground running again" shows that her work is not a career but a calling. This is the kind of heart and selflessness that our nation desperately needs.

Mr. President, it is my firm belief that in Barrister Uju Kennedy Ohanenye, you have a rare and invaluable asset—a dedicated public servant whose full potential for our country has yet to be fully deployed. Her passion, her drive, and her powerful connection to the grassroots are exactly the kind of tools we need to truly embody the gospel of Renewed Hope. Allowing such a resource to remain on the sidelines is a disservice to the Nigerian people, especially at a time when we need every good leader working for the common good.
With elections drawing nearer, now is the time to bring back a leader who has a proven track record of serving with integrity and courage. Her ability to connect with the masses would make her an indispensable voice and a powerful force for your administration. Let us not allow this rare material for progress to be wasted. Let us bring back a champion who has already demonstrated her ability to serve the people with unwavering commitment and a sincere heart.

Musa Abdulrahaman
Wites from Abuja

Former Minister of Women Affairs, Barrister Uju Kennedy Ohanenye, today paid a heartfelt condolence visit to the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Prof Nentawe Goshwe Yilwatda following the passing of his beloved mother. She described the late matriarch as a virtuous woman whose life of discipline, compassion, and sacrifice laid the foundation for the success of her children and the wellbeing of her community.

Barr. Ohanenye commiserated with the Chairman and his family with a visit to the Chairman urging them to take solace in the enduring legacies their mother left behind. She emphasized that while her departure is painful, her remarkable values of hard work, kindness, and dedication to humanity remain a guiding light for generations to come.

The former Minister prayed for the peaceful repose of the late matriarch’s soul and encouraged the family to remain united in love and faith. She further extended her prayers for God’s strength, comfort, and fortitude for the APC Chairman and his family during this period of grief.

Former Minister of Women Affairs, Barrister Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye, has continued to spread grassroots awareness for the campaign tagged "Naija Save Nigeria," aimed at rallying citizens in support of the Tinubu administration as the country looks ahead to the 2027 general elections.

Speaking on the initiative, Ohanenye explained that the campaign was designed to foster patriotism, rebuild trust between the government and the people, and project the administration’s developmental strides. She noted that the drive highlights infrastructural developments, policy achievements, and social welfare initiatives under President Tinubu’s “Renewed Hope” agenda, with the goal of showcasing the government’s commitment to improving citizens’ welfare.

The campaign emphasizes unity, kindness, and shared responsibility among Nigerians, encouraging citizens to actively participate in shaping the nation’s progress. According to Ohanenye, the focus is on creating a collective vision that transcends political divides, reminding Nigerians that national growth requires collaboration and a renewed spirit of togetherness.

She stressed that the awareness drive is also a tool to counter misinformation by educating the public on tangible government projects across the country, ranging from healthcare and transportation to power supply and educational support schemes. The campaign, she added, is not only about highlighting achievements but also about showing citizens how they can access government programs for their benefit.

With "Naija Save Nigeria," the former minister hopes to inspire a stronger love for the country and a renewed sense of civic duty, pointing out that genuine progress can only be sustained when citizens and government work hand in hand toward building a prosperous Nigeria.

By Onoja Baba, Nigeria


In the face of renewed calls for the sale of the Port Harcourt refinery, a body of concerned Nigerians has today issued a strong statement urging the Federal Government of Nigeria and the management of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) to reject these demands.

The statement released to the media in Abuja on Friday by Dr David Kingleo Elijah, the secretary of Network of Concerned Citizens, highlights a growing concern among Nigerians that the sale of public assets only serves the interests of a select few, while the country as a whole fails to reap the benefits.

"The history of privatization in Nigeria has been fraught with disappointment. While past governments have sold off crucial national assets, including the Eleme Petrochemicals Company and various components of the former NEPA, the promised economic benefits for the masses have largely failed to materialize," David said.

He added that, "the proceeds from these sales have not translated into sustainable economic growth, improved infrastructure, or a reduction in the country's debt burden. Instead, Nigeria continues to borrow heavily from foreign nations, raising questions about the true purpose and outcome of these divestments."


"These properties belong to the people of Nigeria. The practice of a few individuals ganging up to acquire our common wealth under the guise of privatization is a betrayal of the trust placed in our leaders. There is nothing to show for all the things the government has sold in the past. The country is still borrowing money, and the average Nigerian is left with a sense of loss and frustration," the statement read.

The organization revealed that "the call to sell the Port Harcourt refinery is seen by many as a continuation of this negative trend. The refinery is a strategic national asset, and its sale would not only be a loss of public ownership but could also lead to the monopolization of the oil sector by a powerful few. This could result in higher prices for consumers, job losses, and a lack of accountability in the industry."

"We strongly urge the NNPCL management to stand firm and ignore those who are calling for the sale of the Port Harcourt refinery. These individuals, whom we consider to be enemies of Nigeria's collective progress, have a clear intention to deceive the government into a deal that will only serve their personal interests.
"Instead of selling off our assets, the government should focus on the following: Complete the ongoing Rehabilitation, Ensure accountability and Foster true or Foreign partnerships," the statement concluded.

The Port Harcourt refinery, and indeed all our national assets, must be seen as a legacy for future generations. We must not allow short-term financial gains or the influence of a few powerful individuals to strip the nation of its strategic resources. The NNPCL has a mandate to serve the Nigerian people, and its primary responsibility should be to ensure the long-term viability and success of our national refineries.

Barrister Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye, former Minister of Women Affairs and National Convener of "Naija Save Nigeria 2027," reaffirmed her commitment to supporting disabled individuals, vulnerable women, and children during a visit to communities in Abuja and Nasarawa State.

Known for her extensive philanthropic and humanitarian work, Barrister Kennedy-Ohanenye engaged directly with these vulnerable populations in Angwa Hashim, Karu Local Government, Nasarawa State. She listened to their challenges and discussed collaborative solutions to improve their living conditions.

During her address, Barrister Kennedy-Ohanenye highlighted key government policies aimed at alleviating poverty and improving the lives of ordinary Nigerians. She specifically mentioned the tax reform bill, the Educational Loan under NELFUND, and the introduction of compressed natural gas (CNG) as an affordable alternative fuel, among other people-centered initiatives.

She reiterated her unwavering loyalty to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, urging the public to extend their full support to his administration. Barrister Kennedy-Ohanenye acknowledged the current challenges faced by Nigerians, describing them as temporary outcomes of the President's ongoing comprehensive systemic reforms.

Mallam Sarki, leader of the People Living with Disabilities (PLWD) group, expressed profound gratitude to Barrister Kennedy-Ohanenye for her visit, the provision of food, and financial assistance. He emphasized the critical need for inclusivity for people with disabilities, noting that President Tinubu's administration has been particularly attentive to their needs. Mallam Sarki expressed hope for the continuation of this supportive relationship.

In his closing remarks, Mallam Sarki, speaking on behalf of the PLWD group, endorsed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the 2027 presidential election, pledging their commitment to canvass and support his re-election campaign as the election period approaches.

Musa Abdulrahaman
Spokesperson, Naija Save Nigeria

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQYwYoAWRxw?si=raJXw1Avn3bhS_JG

Former Minister of Women Affairs, Barrister Uju Kennedy Ohanenye, has declared her unwavering support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s 2027 re-election bid.

In a video released on Monday, the former minister expressed confidence in President Tinubu’s leadership and announced the launch of a new political movement called “Naija Save Nigeria.”

In the statement issued by Musa Abdulrahaman, spokesperson for the "Naija Save Nigeria" initiative, the former Minister explained why she still believes in Tinubu even though she was sacked from office.

She detailed her political journey highlighting how the president stood with her when nobody else did.

Uju explained that she believes that her removal from office by Tinubu is in her best interest and that she knows the president did not remove her from office to hurt her.

She noted that she will continue to stand with Tinubu and mobilize support for him ahead of 2027 election.

The 'Nija Save Nigeria' initiative aims to mobilize 10 million Nigerians in support of Tinubu’s return to office, focusing on grassroots engagement and mass sensitization, the statement said.

“President Tinubu has demonstrated his commitment to the progress and development of our nation through his bold policies and unwavering dedication,” Ohanenye stated.

She said the new support group would work to consolidate the President’s achievements and campaign widely to ensure his mandate is renewed.

The “Naija Save Nigeria” campaign plans to operate across all geopolitical zones, promoting national unity and the continuation of Tinubu’s reform agenda.

In the video, Ohanenye also highlighted key achievements of the Tinubu administration and called on Nigerians to support what she described as a path to sustainable development.

Former Minister of Women Affairs, Barrister Uju Kennedy Ohanenye, has declared her full support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election ambition ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Ohanenye, speaking through her spokesperson Musa Abdulrahaman on Friday, described her support as unwavering and deeply rooted in belief in the president’s leadership.

She announced plans to re-launch the "Naija Save Naija 2027" campaign, which aims to mobilize 10 million Nigerians across the country to back Tinubu’s second-term bid.

According to her, the group played a key role in securing support for Tinubu in the 2023 election, particularly among vulnerable groups and persons with disabilities.

She said the revived campaign will go even further, targeting every sector of society.

She praised Tinubu’s performance so far in office, citing economic reforms, social welfare interventions, and efforts to tackle insecurity as signs of focused leadership.

Ohanenye said Tinubu inherited significant national challenges but has responded with courage, vision, and determination to move the country forward.

The former minister stressed that the 10 million supporter target is not symbolic, but a reflection of strong grassroots confidence in Tinubu’s leadership.

She said the campaign will engage women, youth, traders, farmers, professionals, and the most vulnerable, to spread the message of continuity and progress.

Calling on all Nigerians to join the movement, Ohanenye said the country’s future rests on maintaining the momentum of good governance.

She described Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda as a working plan already yielding results and called for unified support to sustain its impact.

Details of the campaign re-launch are expected to be released in the coming weeks.

Ohanenye pledged to devote herself fully to the cause, describing her commitment as a national duty driven by faith in Tinubu’s vision.

The National President of the National Female Students Association of Nigeria (NFSAN), Comrade Choice Uchenna Enebeli, has announced that the association will not participate in the upcoming planned protest.

Enebeli in a decisive speech delivered at the NFSAN National Secretariat, emphasized the importance of peaceful protest as a constitutional right but expressed concerns over the potential harmful consequences of the current protest plans.

Addressing the press, stakeholders, and NFSAN members, Enebeli highlighted the serious issues of insecurity, hunger, and frustration affecting Nigeria but urged caution, stating that protests might not be the best approach under the current circumstances.

She reminded the audience of the violent aftermath of the #EndSARS protests in 2020 and stressed the need to prioritize the safety and security of female students.

While acknowledging the efforts of the federal government to alleviate citizens' suffering, including recent palliative distributions and salary cuts for senators, Enebeli called for constructive dialogue and collaboration.

She urged citizens to engage with the government through peaceful means rather than destructive protests.

Enebeli's speech underscored NFSAN's commitment to advocating for the rights and safety of female students.

She called on national leaders to listen to the people's voices and work together to build a better future for Nigeria.
The full text of the speech reads, "A TEXT OF SPEECH BEING DELIVERED BY COMRADE CHOICE UCHE-NNA ENEBELI ON THE 29TH, OF JULY 2024 AT THE NFSAN NATIONAL SECRETARIAT.

Gentlemen of the press, NFSAN's National Stakeholders, Executives, Zonal Coordinators, State chairpersons, Greatest Nigeria Female Students, Ladies and gentlemen.

I, Comr. Choice Uchenna Enebeli, National President of NFSAN, spoke to you today on behalf of our female students across Nigeria. I am here to voice our concerns and views on the proposed protest and to inform you that though we believe in the primacy of peaceful protest as the constitutional right of citizens, however due to extraneous issues featuring in the preparations of the planned protest NFSAN will not be participating.

My fellow students and citizens, the issues of insecurity, hunger, and frustration that plague our nation are grave concerns that demand the attention and action of every citizen. However, I urge you to remember that Rome was not built in a day and that protests may not be the best approach to address these issues in the circumstances.

We recognize and share the frustrations that have fueled the calls for protest. However, as an organization committed to the well-being of our female students, we can not in good conscience endorse a movement that is visibly replete with harmful consequences.

We must consider the safety and security of our students as our highest priority.
Furthermore, while peaceful protest is a legitimate and powerful means of expressing discontent, we must not lose sight of the potential consequences. A protest can quickly turn volatile and escalate into violence, which would undoubtedly endanger our students and undermine our goal of promoting safety and security. Additionally, we must consider the potential long-term impacts of a protest. While the immediate objective of a protest may be to voice dissatisfaction, the aftermath can result in social unrest and heightened tensions. We can not risk jeopardizing the stability and progress of our communities, especially when our students are already vulnerable.

We must also remember that rising prices, hunger, and other forms of hardship are not restricted to Nigeria. Other countries around the world are facing the same predicament, and they are finding solutions to it instead of embarking on potentially destructive protests.

The last #EndSARS protest of October 2020 was a colossal calamity as burning and looting took the central stage. Lagos bore the brunt of the damage as many lives were lost and 300 brand new air-conditioned buses as well as other valuable properties were burnt down by marauding hoodlums. We should not allow this kind of event to happen again. Protesters forgot that the government has no special property. All such properties referred to as government properties belong to the general public. They are owned by the citizens whose taxes were used to procure them. Any protest that targets properties is an exhibition of wastefulness, foolishness, and madness.

We will not participate in burning and looting. We prefer to see smiles on the faces of Nigerians, not pain and anguish. Though it should do more, we should be honest to acknowledge various efforts being made by the federal government to alleviate the suffering of the masses. The government has been responsive. Palliatives in the form of large numbers of trucks containing food items are being distributed regularly. Senators and members of the House of Representatives recently cut their salaries by half. The minimum wage of Nigerian workers has just been raised by more than 100% from N30,000 to N70,000. We recognize the right of citizens to express dissent, but that does not include the right to destroy public and private properties. We advise those who wish to express their minds to engage the government in dialogue and other peaceful and orderly means.

NFSAN remains steadfast in our commitment to our female students and their well-being. We will continue to advocate for their rights and work to ensure their safety and empowerment, which means that they do not involve actions that could potentially endanger them. Let us remember that progress and change can be achieved through dialogue, collaboration, and collective effort. We call upon all stakeholders to engage in constructive discussions that seek to address the concerns of our people while preserving peace and stability.

To the leaders of our nation, I implore you to listen to the voices of your people. Hear our cries for justice and equality, and engage us to build a better future for all.

As the National President of NFSAN, I believe that constructive dialogue and collaboration are the keys to finding solutions that will address the needs of our people without further jeopardizing their safety and security. Therefore, I stand before you today, urging you to join NFSAN in our commitment to peaceful, constructive dialogue and collaboration as we work to build a better future for our country. Let us not be driven by anger and frustration, but rather by a shared vision of a Nigeria that is safe, secure, and prosperous for all its citizens. Together, we can find solutions that will alleviate the suffering caused by insecurity, hunger, and injustice. We can create a Nigeria in which every person has the opportunity to prosper and reach their full potential.

To the students and young women of Nigeria, I want you to know that we see you, we hear you, and we are here for you. We understand the challenges you face, and we will continue to work tirelessly to protect your rights, and ensure your safety and well-being. And to the people of Nigeria, I say this: our country is at a crossroads. We can choose the path of violence and division, or we can choose the path of unity and progress. I urge you, my fellow citizens, to choose the path of unity and progress. Let us come together, put aside our differences, and work towards a brighter future for our nation. Together, we can overcome the challenges we face and create a truly free Nigeria, truly just, and truly prosperous for all.

In conclusion, I want you to please remember the words of Nelson Mandela: “The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.' Let us rise together, as one nation, one people, united in our resolve to build a better tomorrow.” Thank you for your time, and may God guide us on our journey towards a brighter future for Nigeria and may he continue to guide our leaders at all levels in overuse tasks toward building a united, prosperous and peaceful nation where truth and justice reign.

God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria

God bless the National Female Students Association of Nigeria (NFSAN).

God bless all students and citizens of our dear country.

Yours in Nation-building

Comr. Choice Uchenna Enebeli
4th National President
National Female Students Association of Nigeria (NFSAN).

Aluta Continua
Victoria Excreta.

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF WOMEN AFFAIRS , ABUJA

PRESS RELEASE

*NATIONWIDE PROTEST: WOMEN AFFAIRS SUES FOR CALM, ASSURES OF COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED LIVING STANDARDS*

The Federal Government has called on Nigerians to shelve the planned nationwide protest as government is working assiduously towards ensuring an improvement in the living standards of the people

Honourable Minister of Women Affairs, Barrister (Mrs) Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye made the call today during a Women Rally organised by the Ministry at the Old Parade Ground, Abuja

She explained that government was not oblivious of the plight of the people, noting that this
informed the provision of sustainable empowerment machines by the Ministry to 16 States of the Federation, including the FCT, Abuja, with a view to equipping women to earn and contribute to their family upkeep as well as nation at large

Kennedy-Ohanenye assured that plans are also underway to ensure the distribution of these machines to other States of the Federation in line with their specific needs so as create more job opportunities and ensure poverty alleviation in the country

The Minister added that the resumption of the Cash Transfer Programme by the present administration with modalities being in place for the reduction of food prices as well as other reforms put in place by the Administration would soon yield the desired results

*We don't want this protest, we don't want our children to die, if there is protest, it shatters the economy*, she said

The Niger Delta Ijaw leader Asari Dokubo who graced the occasion called for more patience and support to enable the realization of government's policies and programmes which are tailored towards economic stability, enhancing security as well as ensuring an improvement in the living standards of the people.

Others who graced the Rally was the President ,National Association of Nigerian Student (NANS) Comrade Lucky Emonefe, President of Ijaw Youth Council, Representatives of NLC,RTEAN,NURTW,TUC ,Et.c.

Musa Abdulrahaman
Media Aide to the Minister of Women Affairs

EcoNews:
You igbos can only tarnish politicians from other tribe when I am not on Nairaland.

This thread is a failed thread as it expose Peter Obi criminality more than Ganduje so have your co-fools create another.

You don't tribalize everything. You are committing hate speech

We hear you, Ma.

onojaintegrity:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAOybMghUHQ?si=szauY-XTJ5cR15JF

The Honourable Minister of Women Affairs, Barr Uju Kennedy Ohanenye has assured Nigerians and University of Calabar community of her commitment towards ensuring that the culprit is prosecuted and jailed.

Our Correspondent reports that Prof. Cyril Ndifon of the institution was widely reporter to have violated the well-written rules and regulations the University.

The legal luminary cum politician said no one will escape justice, noting that it will be vigorously pursued to the end with aim to unraveled the controversy surrounding the sex scandal.

The women affairs Minister stated this in a recent interview with Journalists, where she declared that whoever lies on the issue will be thoroughly investigated and prosecuted accordingly. The Minister’s words; “Whoever that lies on the Calabar sexual case will be prosecuted and jailed.”

“I will take up the case personally, I will also make sure anyone involved in lying on the matter go to jail. Not minding the personality involved, whether it is the Vice Chancellor, Professor, or the alleged victim” she said.

It would be recall that the Management of the University of Calabar, UNICAL, have suspended the Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. Cyril Ndifon, over violation of the provisions of the extant laws and policies of the institution.

The Honourable Minister of Women Affairs, Barr Uju Kennedy Ohanenye The suspension, conveyed in a letter by the University Registrar, Mr. Gabriel Egbe, takes effect from August 17, 2023. Below is the interview of Honorable Minister of women Affairs, Barr Uju Kennedy Ohanenye.

Source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/625664-nigerias-women-minister-threatens-to-jail-liars-in-universitys-sex-scandal-probe.html

Mama General

Violence is the foundation

Jesus

fnep2smooth:
After all these make Una no shock if this man contest political office or appointment for Nigeria. No be 9ja we de

Walahi

We are watching

Your time don reach

Fulani wants to remain in power

El-Rufai knows his way.

Politics has become and religion and our religion has become politics. Sad.