Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, marked her 65th birthday on Sunday with widespread tributes from political leaders, public figures, and family members, reflecting her influence in national service, philanthropy, and grassroots empowerment.
Vice President Kashim Shettima joined millions of Nigerians in celebrating the milestone, describing her as “an inestimable mother of the nation whose impact has transcended her immediate family to touch millions across Nigeria through compassion, philanthropy, and quiet strength.”
In a goodwill message personally signed by him, he added, “Sixty-five might be a figure, but to us it is a reflection of countless years of brilliant motherhood, exemplary service to nationhood, and unwavering support to your husband and our entire nation.” He further highlighted her Renewed Hope Initiative, noting that it “has continued to uplift humanity by advancing women’s empowerment, youth development, education, and support for the needy across the country.”
APC chieftain and 2027 governorship aspirant in Oyo State, Akeem Agbaje, also extended felicitations, describing Senator Tinubu as “a patriot and a woman of deep substance whose contributions to nation-building have remained consistent and profound over the years.”
He praised her philanthropic interventions, including grants for 37,000 Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and a ₦1 billion donation to the National Cancer Fund, saying, “The First Lady’s passion for uplifting the vulnerable and empowering the underserved is not only admirable but impactful. Through her Renewed Hope Initiative, she has brought meaningful interventions in health, education, and rural welfare.”
Her 65th birthday, celebrated with widespread public and private tributes, underscores her enduring influence and the continued reach of her humanitarian and leadership initiatives across Nigeria.
