The Coalition of Asiwaju Progressives Women (CAPW) has warned the Minister of State, Labour, Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, to stop undermining the administration of President Bola Tinubu.

The women, who chided the minister, said Onyejeocha was not worthy to be on the President’s cabinet.

The Coalition made this known in a statement signed by its leader, Dr. Abidemi Johnson.

Johnson said instead of focusing on her job as minister, Onyejeocha has embarked on a campaign to destabilize the House of Representatives.

According to her, Onyejeocha is pursuing an alleged selfish interest, allegedly causing division in the Green Chamber over her quest to become Speaker.

Following her victory at the tribunal for representing Isuikwuato/Umunneochi Federal Constituency, Dr Johnson alleged that the minister’s next agenda is to eye the House of Reps leadership under the guise of alleged marginalization of the southeast and women.

She further alleged that Onyejeocha has already spent billions to achieve her purpose, by sponsoring several groups and other disgruntled elements.

“As patriotic women with absolute allegiance and loyalty to President Tinubu, we can not just sit back and watch our fellow woman jeopardize the Renewed Hope Agenda of this administration,” Dr. Johnson said.

“We are talking about the Minister of State, Labour, Nkeiruka Onyejeocha. Regrettably, Onyejeocha is on a mission to disrupt this government.

“Her new desire now is to become the Speaker of the House of Reps under the guise that the South East and women must be given the Speakership of the House . the Igbos are comfortable with the leadership of from the South East.”

The group, therefore, cautioned Onyejeocha to quit her sinister agenda and focus on her job.

Johnson said should the minister continue her dark arts, it would be left with no option but to protest at Aso Villa.
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