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Oyebanji wishes Tinubu's wife a happy 64th birthday.

The First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, was congratulated on her 64th birthday by Mr. Biodun Oyebanji, the governor of Ekiti State.


"A special gift to the nation and a pillar of support for her husband, President Bola Tinubu, in his efforts to reposition Nigeria as a prosperous nation," was how Oyebanji characterized the President's wife.


"Senator Tinubu has contributed immensely to nation building as First Lady of Lagos State, a three-term senator, and now as the Mother of the Nation," the governor said in a statement released on Saturday by his Special Adviser on Media, Yinka Oyebode.


"The President's wife's New Era Foundation in Lagos has left behind admirable legacies." which empowered women, youth, and students and offered them chances to find fulfillment and make a positive impact on society," the governor stated.

He also gave the First Lady recognition for her outstanding work in the Senate from 2011 to 2023, citing her support of social progress, women's emancipation, and improved living conditions for the underprivileged and physically challenged population.

Oyebanji continued, "With her pet project, the Renewed Hope Initiative, Senator Tinubu is currently making a stronger effect in areas of economic empowerment, financial support for women in agriculture, and scholarships for students across the nation.


"Many Ekiti State residents have benefited from the various RHI components, which also support my administration's Shared Prosperity objective We greet the Mother of the Nation a happy birthday and pray that the good Lord will continue to provide her good health and the wisdom to continue serving God and mankind on behalf of my wife, Olayemi, the government, and the kind people of Ekiti State.



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