Oluremi Tinubu 65th birthday draws tributes from dignitaries praising her leadership, kindness, and impact on women and children across Nigeria
Oluremi Tinubu 65th birthday was marked with glowing tributes from leaders and dignitaries across Nigeria, as the First Lady was celebrated for her selfless leadership and impactful service to the nation.
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The Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Akeem Owoade, described her as a “fantastic role model” and a woman of “uncommon wisdom” in a heartfelt message released through his media office.
“Wife of the President captures the essence of truth and sincerity,” the monarch said, praising her ability to connect genuinely with the people and honour her promises.
“She derives joy from serving others — not from exploiting public office.
Her life is the definition of responsible leadership.”
He lauded her moral compass, praying for her continued influence and a long life of service.
Joining in the celebration, Nonye Soludo, the wife of the Anambra State Governor, hailed Tinubu’s commitment to women and children.
“You are a perfect example of grace and selfless service,” she said, expressing gratitude on behalf of Anambra’s women and beneficiaries of Tinubu’s initiatives.
“You embody excellence and kindness. May this new chapter bring renewed strength and wisdom,” she added.
Former Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Betta Edu, also paid tribute, describing the First Lady as “an epitome of compassion” and praising her Renewed Hope Initiative for uplifting the vulnerable.
“You’ve empowered women, supported families and given new hope to the youth.
You represent tender yet principled leadership,” Edu remarked.
Calling her the “Mother of the Nation,” Edu prayed that Tinubu continues to shine as a national symbol of strength and compassion.
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Across political and traditional lines, Senator Oluremi Tinubu’s 65th birthday served as a moment of reflection and recognition for a woman many view as a pillar of moral leadership and national influence.
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Maryam Idris is a reporter and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering news, business, and public affairs.
