Nigeria: Shettima Honours First Lady At 64

22 September 2024

Vice President Kashim Shettima has paid tribute to Nigeria's first lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, on the occasion of her 64th birthday, highlighting her significant contributions to the nation's progress and development.

In a message, Shettima extolled the first lady's achievements and her impact on society.

He emphasised her role in reshaping women's participation in the country's political landscape.

The vice president particularly commended Senator Tinubu's efforts in rural development, education and youth empowerment.

He said, "On your 64th birthday, I extend my heartfelt congratulations and deep respect for your contributions to Nigeria. You have redefined the role of women in Nigerian politics, inspiring many to pursue their aspirations.

"Your contributions to the Nigerian society particularly in rural, education, women and youth development have significantly impacted countless lives.

"Your voice has been very resounding in pushing for progress, justice and equality in our nation. Your efforts in women's enlightenment, empowerment and social welfare have strengthened the fabric of our society."

"As you mark this milestone, know that your tireless service has made Nigeria better. Your influence extends far beyond your official roles, touching the lives of many Nigerians."

"May you continue to be blessed with the wisdom and strength to further your noble work. I am mightily proud of you. Happy 64th Birthday."

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