The Distinguished Lawmaker representing Ogun West Senatorial District and chairman of Senate Committee on Appropriations, Senator Solomon Adeola Yayi, has congratulated Nigeria First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu on her 65th birthday describing her as a true mother of the Nigeria nation.
In a statement congratulating the first lady for her new age and the many firsts in her life including thrice consecutively elected female Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the only woman to be a first lady at the state and federal level, Senator Adeola stated that Senator Tinubu is a blessing to many individuals including himself as well as to the Nigeria nation.
“ I want to heartily rejoice with Her Excellency, Senator Tinubu, who I regard as my mother on this joyous landmark occasion. I thank God for her life and all she does for me, others and the nation. She is truly a patriotic Nigerian who has contributed immensely to the development of the nation” he stated.
Senator Adeola commended the first lady for her various humanitarian efforts to the women folks, the underprivileged and distressed Nigerians across the nation adding that her role in the faithful implementation of the Renewed Hope Agenda through her Renewed Hope Initiative(RHI) programmes in various sector is a major contribution to national development.
He prayed for long life in good health with divine wisdom to continue to excel and contribute to humanitarian and national development.
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