First Lady Oluremi Tinubu delivered a message of hope and patience during an Independence Day church service in Abuja. She emphasized that her husband, President Bola Tinubu, was diligently working to address the country's challenges, stressing that he would not assign blame to past administrations but focus on repairing the nation.
Acknowledging the daunting task ahead, she reminded the congregation that President Tinubu was not a magician but was committed to rebuilding the nation "brick-by-brick." She emphasized the need for good governance and encouraged Nigerians to follow the example of Jesus Christ, emphasizing love, joy, peace, and other virtues.
Mrs. Tinubu also urged Nigerians to celebrate the unity that defines the nation's diversity and maintain hope for a better future. She assured citizens that her husband had engaged with the international community and investors to revitalize the country's prospects.
The guest preacher, Israel Akanji, expressed optimism about Nigeria overcoming its challenges and called on the government to fulfill its promises. Secretary to the Government of the Federation, George Akume, appealed for patience, noting that complex issues could not be resolved instantly but were being addressed systematically.
In summary, Mrs. Tinubu's message at the Independence Day service centered on hope, unity, and patience, as she highlighted her husband's commitment to rebuilding Nigeria and the importance of embracing positive values.
