In a heartfelt address during an interdenominational church service marking Nigeria's 63rd Independence Anniversary, First Lady Oluremi Tinubu spoke with optimism about the future of the nation.
She emphasized that her husband, President Bola Tinubu, is not a magician but is committed to addressing the challenges facing Nigeria without assigning blame to past administrations.
Mrs. Tinubu acknowledged that the current administration inherited a host of long-standing issues but stressed the determination to repair what has been damaged. She called for unity and collective efforts to bring about positive change.
She went on to highlight the significance of good governance, citing the example of Jesus Christ, who embodied qualities such as love, joy, peace, and forgiveness. She emphasized that for Nigeria to experience the abundance promised by God, its citizens must embrace hope and align with the principles of Christ.
Mrs. Tinubu encouraged Nigerians to keep their hope alive, drawing inspiration from the teachings of Christ. She reassured the nation that the best is yet to come, and through unity and faith, Nigeria can overcome its challenges and move toward a brighter future.
Mrs. Tinubu acknowledged that the current administration inherited a host of long-standing issues but stressed the determination to repair what has been damaged. She called for unity and collective efforts to bring about positive change.
She went on to highlight the significance of good governance, citing the example of Jesus Christ, who embodied qualities such as love, joy, peace, and forgiveness. She emphasized that for Nigeria to experience the abundance promised by God, its citizens must embrace hope and align with the principles of Christ.
Mrs. Tinubu encouraged Nigerians to keep their hope alive, drawing inspiration from the teachings of Christ. She reassured the nation that the best is yet to come, and through unity and faith, Nigeria can overcome its challenges and move toward a brighter future.
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