The Digest:
In her new book, The Journey of Grace: Giving Thanks in All Things, First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu revealed that her husband's Muslim-Muslim ticket for the 2023 election caused deep division in her local Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) parish. She described the experience as a "bitter pill" that tested her faith but ultimately led to spiritual growth.
Key Points:
- First Lady Oluremi Tinubu says her husband's Muslim-Muslim ticket left her isolated in her local church.
- She described the experience as a "bitter pill" that split her Redeemed Christian Church of God parish.
- Despite the hostility from some members, she maintained her attendance and did not change churches.
- She revealed that some church elders provided encouragement and prayers during the difficult period.
- Mrs Tinubu has served at the church since 2007, rising to the position of Assistant Pastor.
- She stated she has forgiven all who betrayed or opposed her husband during the 2023 elections.
- The First Lady attributed her ability to forgive to her Christian faith and reliance on divine grace.
Sources: The PUNCH
