Lola Ade-John, the recently removed Minister of Tourism, has broken her silence following her exit from President Bola Tinubu’s cabinet. In an open letter to the president, released by her media aide Elizabeth Ofili, Ade-John expressed her appreciation for the chance to serve and reiterated her commitment to Nigeria’s advancement.
The letter, addressed directly to President Tinubu, reflects Ade-John’s gratitude for the trust he placed in her to contribute to Nigeria’s tourism sector. “I wish to extend my sincere gratitude to you, Mr President, for the opportunity to serve Nigeria as the Honourable Minister of Tourism,” she wrote. She emphasized her dedication to the “Renewed Hope Agenda,” which focuses on sustainable and community-centered tourism, and acknowledged the role of her ministry’s staff in driving success.
Ade-John conveyed her appreciation to the Nigerian people and reaffirmed her commitment to supporting the country’s development. “It has been a privilege to contribute to this administration’s goals, and I remain committed to Nigeria’s progress,” she concluded.
Her words have sparked discussions among Nigerians, with supporters lauding her diplomatic exit and others expressing hopes for continuity in the country’s tourism agenda. Ade-John’s departure is part of a recent cabinet reshuffle by President Tinubu, aimed at aligning the administration’s objectives with national goals.
