In a recent interview with journalists, Oduah who is currently representing the Anambra North Senatorial District in the Nigerian Senate said, "I think with all sense of humility, I was one of the best ministers to ever serve in aviation. The evidence is there. I didn’t do it because I was just a minister. I coined the word “transformation”, and I wanted transformation to be personified. I wanted it to be on the record that indeed we can transform.
''All we need to do is to ensure that we do all we have to do and think outside the box. If you remember how Abuja, Lagos and Enugu airports used to be. We did a holistic transformation. Again, it is just to prove that transformation is doable. All it requires is hard work and good people to implement the strategy" she said. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Yes record is there, you have bought #200,000,000. Bullet proof car and when EFCC started investigating the matter you run to court and seek to stop them from brobing you.
ReplyDeleteAnd u could not do runways. Abuja airport runway was a death trap. The terminal is humiliating. What a shame. For 32 years we did not maintain a simple runway that shud be maintained at least every 18 years, yet u collected d money. Shame on you. #God bless Baba Buhari# Nigeria is rising
ReplyDeleteYou was dismissed from your job as aviation minister, Your bullet proof cars scam was your downfall.
ReplyDeleteAre you aware Stella Oduah was building a 200 room hotel shortly after she was dismissed.
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