President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has publicly celebrated his wife, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, on her 65th birthday, calling her a pillar of strength and stating that “Nigeria owes you a lot.”
In a heartfelt message delivered during her birthday celebration, the President praised the First Lady for her unwavering support, resilience, and dedication, not just to him and their family, but to the nation at large.
“You have walked this path with me for decades. Through the trials and triumphs, your strength has always lifted me up. Nigeria owes you a lot for all the sacrifices and quiet strength you’ve shown,” Tinubu said, holding her hand as they shared a lighthearted dance on stage.
The celebration, which was held in Abuja, was graced by dignitaries, family members, political allies, and well-wishers. The First Lady dazzled in a vibrant Ankara ensemble, flashing a big smile as she acknowledged the cheers and tributes pouring in.
[22/09, 01:28] ChatGPT: Senator Oluremi Tinubu, who is also the current First Lady, has a long history of service in public office, having served three terms as a senator representing Lagos Central. She has been actively involved in several philanthropic and women empowerment initiatives, especially through the Renewed Hope Initiative.
In his tribute, President Tinubu highlighted her contributions to national development, especially in the areas of girl-child education, maternal health, and youth development.
"Your heart for the people and your constant push to do more for women and the vulnerable have inspired many. You are more than a First Lady; you are a force for good,” the President added.
Guests at the event described Remi Tinubu as humble, prayerful, and deeply committed to national service behind the scenes. Many lauded her strength during Tinubu's political journey, especially his 2023 presidential campaign.
The celebration ended with music, prayers, and a toast to more fruitful years ahead. Social media has since been flooded with congratulatory messages from Nigerians at home and abroad.
As the First Lady clocks 65, many have expressed hope that she will continue to use her platform to champion causes that uplift the most vulnerable in society.
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