With mounting concerns over a possible unjust investigation of Nigeria’s Minister for Women Affairs, Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye, a coalition of civil society Organisations have issued a strong warning against any potential bias or unfairness in the probe.
The coalition, which represents a diverse array of organizations with a shared commitment to accountability and good governance, has raised alarms about the potential for political motives or ulterior agendas to taint the investigation process.
A press release issued by the coalition of civil society organizations and signed by the concerned, Igboke Onyebuchi Martins warns against an unfair probe of the Minister for Women Affairs, Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye.
The president’s signature on the document serves as a powerful symbol of the coalition’s unity and commitment to holding public officials accountable for their actions, as well as its dedication to upholding the principles of fairness and justice in Nigeria’s political system.
“Coalition of Civil Society Organizations backs the Minister of Women Affairs and challenges the few faceless hands trying to pull her down. Remember Anambra women ranging from Prof Dora Akunyili down to Oby Ezekwesili made remarkable impacts in the same ministerial positions. Remember they faced similar challenges but that set them apart.
We the Coalition of Civil Society Organizations with sole intents of entrenching accountability and improved service delivery from public office holders and institutions want to send a stern warning against distracting the Minister of Women Affairs, Uju Kennedy -Ohanenye.
We watching closely,we will soon make it public those trying to witnch hunt her for standing upright,the House of Rep members trying to probe her should equally be monitored.
Mind you that women are encouraged globally to participate actively in Leadership and governance, therefore the need to provide them with the needed support rather than harassing them as it is becoming a recurring trend.
Who is really behind all this non existing issues and what do the person stand to benefit?We are calling on well meaning Nigerians to stand firm and ensure that few personal interest will not override public good.”Signed Igboke Onyebuchi Martin Convener Coalition of Civil Society Organizations South East.








