A British woman politician of Nigeria, and former Equalities Minister Kemi Badenoch, has declared her intention to succeed Boris Johnson as the next British Prime Minister.
Ms Badenoch according to BBC, said she is in the race to seek a limited government and to “tell the truth”.
On Wednesday, Badenoch resigned from government, citing Johnson’s handling of the Chris Pincher scandal, in a joint statement with fellow Ministers Alex Burghart, Neil O’Brien, Lee Rowley and Julia Lopez.
And two days later on Friday, she made the announcement to replace former PM, making her the latest high profile Conservative Member of Parliament (MP) in the race after former chancellor Rishi Sunak.
