ALLEGATIONS AGAINST UMAHI COLLAPSE AS TRACY OHIRI DELETES VIDEOS
The Media Office of the Honourable Minister of Works, HE Senator Engr. David Umahi, CON has taken note of recent developments surrounding the persistent allegations circulated by Mrs. TracyNither Ohiri on social media.
Within the last 24 hours, Mrs. Ohiri has quietly removed all videos and posts she made and posted against the Minister of Works from her social media accounts, including TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. A routine review of these platforms clearly shows that the same materials previously used to accuse, ridicule, and defame the Honourable Minister have now been deleted.
This sudden cleanup follows the public exposure of several inconsistencies, ambiguities in her timelines, and discrepancies in the amounts stated in her claims. Faced with contradictions in her own narratives, she appears to have chosen deletion over explanation. These actions raise serious questions about the intent behind the allegations she promoted for years.
It is important to ask how Nigerians are expected to reconcile the sudden disappearance of videos that were repeatedly presented to them. How does one explain the removal of content dating back several years, especially after mobilizing public sentiment and drawing uninformed support from Nigerians and commentators?
The Media Office encourages Nigerians to independently visit and review Mrs. Ohiri’s social media pages. What is likely evident now is that Ohiri who portrayed herself as being oppressed is actually the oppressor.
Our position is clear: all records are intact, verifiable, and available. Allegations remain allegations until proven. The burden of proof rests squarely on the accuser.
The Honourable Minister of Works remains calm, focused, and undistracted. His attention is firmly on his mandate and on delivering critical infrastructure in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR.
Francis Nwaze, FIPMD
Senior Special Assistant to the Honourable Minister of Works (Media)
March 2, 2026
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