●Triumphs and Grace of Nigeria’s First Lady
●Her Inspiring Journey from Lagos State House to Presidential Villa
●Why Mr President Does Not Toy With Her
There is a fire inside Oluremi Tinubu, Nigeria’s First Lady, that never seems to burn less. Intense yet innate, it brightens her face and frames the feline grace that shelters her persona. Her captivating presence arrests many at first glance, balancing an aura of strictness with a chummier demeanor.
Born on September 21, 1960, in Ogun State, Oluremi’s early life in a bustling household of 12 children instilled in her a resilience and adaptability that would later define her path. Driven by her dreams, she pursued education with unwavering determination, earning a National Certificate of Education and a Bachelor’s degree in Biology Education.
It was during her youth that Oluremi’s spark of love ignited, ensnaring the heart of former Lagos State Governor and APC founder, Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Their union, marked by genuine affection and mutual respect, has been a cornerstone of Oluremi’s growth into a leader in her own right.
As First Lady of Lagos State from 1999 to 2007, Oluremi’s unwavering commitment to social causes shone through. She founded the New Era Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to youth development, girl-child education, and women empowerment. Her hands-on approach and advocacy have had a lasting impact on the lives of many, mirroring the fierce protectiveness of a lioness.
Oluremi’s philanthropic efforts extend far beyond traditional boundaries. From providing relief materials to troubled zones to laying bricks for homeless shelters, her generosity is matched by her belief in the transformative power of education. Her contributions to the construction of school buildings in Liberia and the donation of a science block to Adeyemi College of Education further cement her legacy as a champion of education.
Now, as the First Lady of Nigeria, Oluremi Tinubu continues to captivate the nation with her grace, determination, and unwavering dedication to the betterment of her people. Her journey from a beautiful young woman with dreams of greatness to a revered First Lady and Senator is nothing short of inspiring, solidifying her status as the “Lioness of Aso Rock.”
