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Shettima, Mutfwang salute Remi Tinubu at 64

He lauded her unwavering dedication to selfless service.

• September 21, 2024
Remi Tinubu
Remi Tinubu [Credit: Remi Tinubu]

Vice-President Kashim Shettima and Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau have extended heartfelt congratulations to first lady, Oluremi Tinubu, on her 64th birthday.

In a statement personally signed and released to journalists in Abuja, Mr Shettima expressed deep admiration for Mrs Tinubu’s profound impact on Nigeria.

“On your 64th birthday, I offer my sincerest congratulations and profound respect for your invaluable contributions to Nigeria.

“You have revolutionised the role of women in Nigerian politics, inspiring countless individuals to pursue their aspirations.

“Your tireless efforts in rural development, education, women’s empowerment, and youth development have significantly touched numerous lives,” Mr Shettima stated.

Mr Shettima also commended the first lady for her unwavering commitment to promoting progress, justice, and equality in Nigeria.

“Your endeavours in women’s enlightenment, empowerment, and social welfare have fortified the fabric of our society.

“As you celebrate this milestone, know that your selfless service has undoubtedly made Nigeria a better nation.

“Your influence extends far beyond your official capacities, positively impacting the lives of many Nigerians.

“May you continue to be blessed with the wisdom and strength to further your noble work.

“I am immensely proud of you. Happy 64th Birthday,” Mr Shettima stated.

Mr Mutfwang, in a message by Gyang Bere, the director of press and public affairs (DOPPA) to the governor, issued on Saturday in Jos, described the first lady as a distinguished and patriotic Nigerian, said that her remarkable contributions toward Nigeria’s democratic journey were visible.

He lauded her unwavering dedication to selfless service, which stands as a testament to her commitment to God, humanity, and the principles of good governance.

”We hope that this milestone will bring cherished memories to our dear first lady, her family, loved ones, and well-wishers, particularly in reflecting a life of accomplishment and impact.

”On behalf of my family, the government and the people of Plateau, I pray for good health and enduring prosperity in the years ahead,” he said.

(NAN)

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