First Lady Advocates for Generosity and Tradition to Strengthen Nigerian Communities.
First Lady Advocates for Generosity and Tradition to Strengthen Nigerian Communities.
First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu has expressed deep concern over the rising wave of mass abductions across Nigeria, describing the situation as troubling and alarming. Speaking during a Christmas event with children at the State House Conference Centre in Abuja, she acknowledged the efforts of government authorities to tackle the security challenges confronting the nation, particularly those affecting children.
Mrs. Tinubu emphasized that while rescue operations are ongoing, managing Nigeria’s security landscape requires patience and sustained collective effort. She reassured that the government is responding swiftly to incidents, but stressed that addressing the root causes of insecurity demands time and resilience.
During the event, several children expressed interest in joining the military, a reflection of a growing desire among Nigeria’s youth to actively participate in safeguarding the country. The First Lady highlighted this enthusiasm as a positive sign of patriotic spirit among young Nigerians.
Moreover, she used the occasion to encourage Nigerians to embrace their cultural identity and foster community support during the festive season. She reminded attendees and viewers that Christmas is an ideal time to celebrate African heritage through storytelling, traditions, and acts of kindness.
Mrs. Tinubu also called on Nigerians to prioritize helping others in the coming year, emphasizing that generosity and community support are vital for building resilient and united communities. She urged Nigerians to continue showing compassion and solidarity, especially during challenging times, to foster a sense of unity and national strength.
In conclusion, she reassured the public of the government’s commitment to ensuring security and urged citizens to remain patient and hopeful as the nation works toward overcoming its security challenges.
