Former Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, has explained the reasons behind her resignation from office.
Speaking on her decision, Onyejeocha said her exit was based on personal and professional considerations, noting that it was necessary to step aside at this time.
She expressed gratitude to the administration for the opportunity to serve, adding that her tenure provided valuable experience in public service and governance.
Onyejeocha also appreciated stakeholders in the labour sector for their cooperation during her time in office, highlighting efforts made to address workers’ welfare and industrial relations.
While she did not disclose extensive details about her next move, she reaffirmed her commitment to contributing to national development in other capacities.
Her resignation comes amid ongoing developments in the labour sector, with observers noting that her departure may have implications for policy direction and engagement with workers’ unions.
