FCT, Abuja – Barr. Nkeiruka Onyejeocha has officially resigned from her position as Minister of State for Labour and Employment, marking the end of her tenure in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration.
In a statement shared publicly, Onyejeocha expressed profound gratitude to the President, her ministry colleagues, and Nigerians for the opportunity to serve.
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“Mr. President, I am profoundly grateful for the opportunity you gave me to serve Nigeria in your administration. Your trust, support, and visionary leadership have been invaluable. Working under your Renewed Hope Agenda has been an honour and privilege,” she said.
Appreciation for ministry colleagues and constituents
Onyejeocha also thanked the Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment staff for their dedication and professionalism.
“To the Honourable Minister, Permanent Secretary, Directors, and every member of staff, thank you for your dedication, professionalism, and partnership. Together, we advanced policies that protected workers’ rights, promoted workplace safety, and expanded employment opportunities,” she stated.
She extended her gratitude to her constituents in Isuikwuato/Umunneochi Federal Constituency, acknowledging their support and encouragement throughout her service.
“To my constituents, you have been my inspiration and my strength. Your support, prayers, and belief in me have sustained me through this journey,” Onyejeocha added.
Commitment to service continues
Concluding her statement, Onyejeocha reaffirmed her dedication to national progress and unity.
“As one chapter closes, another opens. I remain committed to service, to progress, and to building the Nigeria we all deserve,” she said.
Onyejeocha’s resignation follows a period of significant administrative reshuffles within the Tinubu government, highlighting the evolving composition of the cabinet.
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