First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has expressed confidence in the administration of President Bola Tinubu, saying the latter’s government will make the nation better.
Oluremi said this at the breaking of Ramadan fast with former First Ladies and governors’ wives at the Presidential Villa in Abuja on Saturday, March 30, 2024.
The First Lady, however, said the task of getting the nation fully back on track is a collective responsibility.
She said: “Mr President will do all it takes to make the nation better, that even when we live here, we will go back to a better Nigeria.
“We all have tasks to do to get this nation back on track.”
Oluremi noted that the various programmes by President Tinubu are all on track, adding that the results are beginning to be evident.
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Speaking, the wife of the Vice President, Nana Shettima, urged all women to be one another’s keepers.
Toeing the line of the First Lady, the wife of the Vice President noted that governance is a collective responsibility, urging women to remember the nation in their prayers, especially in the last 10 days of Ramadan.
The guest lecturer, Prof. Rafatu Abdul’hammed of the University of Abuja, advised women not to forget all they learnt during Ramadan, and continue in that line.
She said living in love, piety, humility, and tolerance will enhance the lives of Nigerians.
Others in attendance were female justices, female ministers, wives of ministers, and wives of service chiefs.
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