The Politics of the "Unseen" Kennedy-Ohanenye offered a rare glimpse into the complexities of cabinet reshuffles. She stood by the President’s decision, noting that in the world of high-level politics, leaders often face pressures that the public never sees. "The President cannot do anything purposely to hurt me," she remarked, adding that he appreciated her "fiery" and dedicated approach to the ministry.
Focusing on the "Real" Problem While she may be out of office, her passion for Nigeria’s progress remains. She didn't hold back when discussing why the country struggles to move forward. By pointing the finger at the civil service—which she claims is responsible for the lion's share of Nigeria's problems—she highlighted the massive gap between executive policy and ground-level execution.
What's Next for the Former Minister?
Advocacy: She is doubling down on her fight against gender-based violence.
Independence: She is not seeking a return to the political fray for now.
Peace of Mind: She maintains that her conscience is clear and her relationship with the Commander-in-Chief is as strong as ever.
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