"It's a matter for myself and Tui," said Kearney.
"What I will say is that we gave him the opportunity. I saw him as a specialist right winger, he had that opportunity and as sometimes things happen, it didn't quite work out for him.
The opportunity for him now is with the Tigers and personally I do wish him all the best."
However, Kearney admitted the two had disagreed over the Lolohea's best position and where his future lay. "I saw him as a specialist winger to begin with and Tui saw himself more as a half or fullback," said Kearney.
"The last thing I want to do is stop a young man from trying to achieve his potential, so I thought it was fair to both parties to let him go and chase the position he wants to play."
Lolohea will make his Tigers' debut on Saturday against St George.
Centre Solomone Kata returns for the Warriors' round 13 clash with the Eels in Sydney on Friday night, after missing the last two games with a calf injury.
Kata has had a mixed season so far - with only one try from nine games - but deserves another opportunity given his performances over the past two years.
Kata's inclusion results in David Fusitu'a moving back to the right wing, replacing Nicoll-Klokstad.
Jacob Lillyman is listed as 18th man, with the match against the Eels coming just 48 hours after the veteran prop turns out for Queensland in Brisbane on Wednesday night.
"We'll wait to see how Jake comes on Wednesday night," said Kearney.
"With Sol fit to return we had to make a tough decision about leaving Charnze out. He has done well since being given his opportunity so it's disappointing for him to miss this game."
