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Senator Oluremi Tinubu, representing Lagos Central senatorial district, on Friday distributed 250 General Certificate of Education (GCE) forms to students to enable them write the examination and seek to advance their education.
According to PM News, Tinubu distributed the forms at a Town Hall Meeting organised by her in Lagos with the theme: “Creating Purposeful Partnership.”
She said the gesture was to appreciate the partnership and support of her constituency, as well as bring government closer to the people.
“The purpose of this gathering, among other things, is to bring the government closer to the people.
“Your cooperation and partnership over the years has been purposeful as elders, men, women and youth,” she said.
Tinubu, while giving an account of her stewardship in the senate, said she belonged to six different committees.
“I have been assigned to the following Committees: Women Affairs, Environment, Air Force, Employment, Labour and Productivity, Tertiary Institution and TETFUND as well as Constitution Amendment.
“I will continue to give my constituency a great voice in the senate and be a representative you can trust and count on,” she said.
According to PM News, Tinubu distributed the forms at a Town Hall Meeting organised by her in Lagos with the theme: “Creating Purposeful Partnership.”
She said the gesture was to appreciate the partnership and support of her constituency, as well as bring government closer to the people.
“The purpose of this gathering, among other things, is to bring the government closer to the people.
“Your cooperation and partnership over the years has been purposeful as elders, men, women and youth,” she said.
Tinubu, while giving an account of her stewardship in the senate, said she belonged to six different committees.
“I have been assigned to the following Committees: Women Affairs, Environment, Air Force, Employment, Labour and Productivity, Tertiary Institution and TETFUND as well as Constitution Amendment.
“I will continue to give my constituency a great voice in the senate and be a representative you can trust and count on,” she said.
