Minister Stella Oduah speak on Airports, Nigeria & Scandals

Shameless stupid woman she's called all over Nigeria. The controversial Aviation minister Stella Oduah has finally broken the dock to speak out for the first time since the armored cars and PhD scandals.

”For over 38 years that our airports were a damning commentary on our status as part of the civilised world; or when our airspace existed without the requisite navigational facilities to make the airspace safe; these category of persons saw no evil and heard no evil while they happily clapped their ways to the banks!

“This group has carried on with bitter venom, throwing decency and honour overboard, lying and misleading the Nigerian populace even when they know the truth because my team and I changed the game in favour of Nigeria attaining her pride of place in the comity of nations.

“For this category, that is the entrenched, corrupt and profligate individuals and entities who have caused the serious rot in the aviation sector, I owe no apologies. All I owe them is to further inform them that the current generation has seen through them and are no longer willing to tolerate their antics.”

“The massive investment and the aggressive prosecution of this agenda in this regard have seen the Aviation sector being transformed. Today, 22 airports owned by the Federal Government are at various stages of becoming decent and world class terminals."

”Nigeria’s airspace has become one of the safest in the world with the deployment of modern navigational equipment and infrastructures. The oversight capacity of the whole sector has been strengthened with the relevant regulations in place and the training and retraining of personnel.”

Is there an element of truth in her statement? Despite all her lies, scandals and statement on the so called transformation agenda, no Nigerian airport is mentioned on the top 15 best Airports in Africa. 

Why has she refused to comment on the chronic scandals that has rocked her tenure? Can Nigerian woman actually do better to their male counterparts in governance? Please leave your comments below.