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First Lady 66th Birthday A Golden Jubilee Gifts To President Tinubu’s 2 Term, Kwankwaso

First Lady 66th Birthday A Golden Jubilee Gifts To President Tinubu’s 2 Term, Kwankwaso

 

By Muhammad Tuduwada

The First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, 66th birthday, came as blessings and pointer to the good tidings that will happens to the President Tinubu reelection bid.

Making this submission, Dr Musa Illiyasu Kwankwaso the Executive Director Finance Hadejia Jammaare River Basin, said Remi Tinubu, is a patriotic Nigerian whose remarkable contributions to national development, democratic governance, and the advancement of Nigerians have significant and enduring legacy.

Kwankwaso in a released, Tuesday, said, the First Lady, continued to make meaningful contributions to addressing some of the challenges confronting the nation.

“You can see that her Excellency is always in the vanguard of arriving at places of needs, celebration, or even sadness, clearly this shows her concerns and believes in Nigerians”.

Dr Musa Illiyasu Kwankwaso notes that Remi Tinubu, commitment to nation-building, however, predates her role as First Lady. As First Lady of Lagos State from 1999 to 2007, she established the New Era Foundation and used the platform to positively impact the lives of women, children, and young people across the state.

Kwankwaso, explained that just recently her Excellency donated a huge N20 Million Naira to the Winner of Quranic recitation, showing her non religious bigotry and believing in one Nigeria.

“We at this juncture congratulates Her Excellency on her Birthday and promised her that together we are going to ensure our Father, her amiable Husband President Tinubu 2 coming to office”, Kwankwaso promises.

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