Just give my husband second term; I want better Nigeria so I can enjoy our old age: Remi Tinubu

First Lady Oluremi Tinubu urged Nigerians to support her husband's administration during an address in Imo State..

First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has called on citizens across the country to support an Oluremi Tinubu second term agenda for her husband, President Bola Tinubu, as the current administration continues working toward national economic recovery. 

Speaking on Wednesday to a gathering of Catholic mothers in Imo State, the First Lady passionately appealed for spiritual support and political backing, explaining that her desire to see a thriving Nigeria is driven by a genuine wish to enjoy peace and prosperity in her old age. 

She assured the congregation that the president and his governing team remain deeply committed to implementing reforms that will yield lasting benefits for families, emphasizing that public prayers and faith are essential as the leadership navigates complex national challenges.

Addressing speculation regarding the administration's long-term political ambitions, Mrs. Tinubu clarified that the president is focused strictly on constitutional limits, dismissing any rumors of extended governance beyond the standard democratic framework. 

"By the grace of God, we will all finish our eight years, because they will say I want to be there forever. There is no third term. Just give us a second term, we are good," she told the audience. 

She stressed that the administration hit the ground running from its first day in office and has maintained an intense work ethic to deliver tangible development projects across infrastructure, agriculture, and social welfare programs.

Concluding her address, the First Lady reiterated that securing an Oluremi Tinubu second term endorsement from the public is not about staying in power indefinitely, but about completing the strategic developmental foundation currently being laid across the federation. 

She noted that after serving a full two-term tenure, she and the president look forward to stepping back and resting in a stable, well-governed nation. 

Her warm appeal to the Catholic mothers has since triggered widespread discussion among political analysts and civic groups, highlighting the growing role of community gatherings as key platforms for grassroots political engagement ahead of upcoming electoral cycles.