
The Lagos State House of Assembly has
described the alleged certificate forgery of the
Minister of Aviation, Ms Stella Oduah as
embarrassing.
The spokesman of the House and chairman,
House Committee on Information, Strategy,
Security and Publicity representing Epe
Constituency II, Hon Segun Olulade stated in
a press statement, yesterday, that the House
is disappointed.
Hon Segun Olulade also said that President
Goodluck Jonathan was deliberately abusing
the office of the president of the Federal
Republic of Nigeria by refusing to let Stella
Oduah out of his cabinet.
“ Nigerians are not the only people reading
the online tabloid; the news coming out in
the newspapers are read globally by
everybody, thereby giving the whole world
spontaneous knowledge of what is going on
around the world.
And if for any reason, Mr President has continued to ignore high level scandals in his cabinet that are making headlines on daily basis, keeping the perpetrators in his cabinet and showing to Nigerians that ‘he truly doesn’t care’, then Mr President is himself leading the team of the people fighting war against our nation’s integrity.”
According to Olulade, the president has no justification for refusing to sack the Minister considering the various scandal she's been facing. “Instead of ‘Madam Minister’ to resign honourably and apologise to Nigerians, she rather rushed to erase fake section of her profile online.
This is unthinkable! The Aviation Minister is only living a ‘plastic life’ not even expected from lower cadre citizens of this country” , Olulade said.
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