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Tinubu celebrates wife at 66, calls her truest friend, confidante

President Bola Tinubu has celebrated his wife, Oluremi, on her 66th birthday, describing her as his truest friend, confidante, and a source of strength. Read More: https://punchng.com/tinubu-celebrates-wife-at-66-calls-her-truest-friend-confidante/

Tinubu celebrates wife at 66, calls her truest friend, confidante

President Bola Tinubu celebrated his wife, Oluremi, on her 66th birthday, hailing her as his "truest friend and confidante". In a birthday post on X, the President praised Oluremi's patience, courage, compassion and unwavering support throughout their marriage. He described her as the woman who walked beside him through different seasons of their life, sharing his burdens and providing counsel during difficult moments.

Tinubu also highlighted Oluremi's role in raising their children and grandchildren, praising her values of faith and kindness. The First Lady's humanitarian activities through the New Era Foundation and the Renewed Hope Initiative were also highlighted, with Tinubu praising her compassion and advocacy for various causes. He acknowledged her impact on young people, widows, elderly citizens and women farmers across Nigeria.

Tinubu expressed his desire to have Oluremi by his side again, stating that their shared experiences and difficult decisions had strengthened their relationship.

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