The Tinubu Media Force has congratulated Barrister Seyi Tinubu on his conferment as Okanlomo of Yorubaland, describing the honour as a profound recognition of a life marked by service, humility, and exceptional leadership.
In a congratulatory message signed by its national coordinator, Hon. Gbenga Abiola, the group said the conferment goes beyond ceremonial significance, standing as a strong affirmation of character, credibility, and the deep respect Barrister Tinubu enjoys across generations and communities.
Hon. Abiola described him as a true Okanlomo, a title symbolic of courage, strength, and uncommon commitment to humanity, adding that the honour reflects years of quiet sacrifice, consistent impact, and selfless contributions to society, particularly in youth development and social upliftment.
According to the statement, Barrister Seyi Tinubu is first and foremost an exceptional human being whose compassion is demonstrated through action rather than words. His philanthropic initiatives, community engagements, and support for vulnerable groups, the group noted, have been carried out with sincerity and without unnecessary publicity, earning him widespread admiration and trust.
The Tinubu Media Force further described him as a disciplined, visionary, and people-oriented leader whose style is anchored on listening, empathy, and responsibility. Hon. Abiola said these qualities distinguish him at a time when leadership is often misunderstood, noting his ability to inspire hope, positively mobilise young people, and engage constructively with elders and other stakeholders.
The organisation also praised Barrister Tinubu for remaining grounded despite his background and exposure, saying he embodies respect for culture, loyalty to family values, and a strong sense of national consciousness, which make him a worthy role model for Nigerian youths aspiring to excellence with integrity.
Beyond leadership and service, he was described as a personality defined by calm strength, emotional intelligence, and humility. Hon. Abiola said his preference for impact over recognition reflects maturity and a deep understanding of purpose, making the coronation both meaningful and inspiring.
The Tinubu Media Force concluded by congratulating Barrister Seyi Tinubu on the honour and praying for divine wisdom, strength, and grace as he assumes the new responsibility.
The group expressed confidence that he will continue to contribute positively to youth empowerment, community development, and national unity.
The organisation also extended its congratulations to Governor Yari and his wife on the conferment of the title of Obaloyin of Yorubaland.
A youth-led organisation, Tinubu Young Generation Forum (TYGF), has launched a leadership and mentorship initiative aimed at grooming young Nigerians for future leadership roles.
The national president of the Forum, Hon. Prince Kevin, noted while delivering his address during a National Executive Committee meeting (NEC) held in Abuja on Saturday, that the initiative is part of efforts to sustain Mr President’s Renewed Hope Agenda through structured capacity building, skills development, and professional training.
The initiative focuses on identifying and training ambitious young people with leadership potential, providing mentorship, emotional intelligence development, and governance-oriented skills to prepare them for responsible leadership.
The agenda for the meeting, marked as “Youth stakeholders engagement and dialogue; Renewed Hope Agenda: Imperative of Nigerian youths’ dreams of yesterday, today and the future,” highlighted the critical roles of Nigerian youths as future leaders.
Kevin, who is also the National President of the Forum, said the TYGF was established to champion youth capacity building, mentorship, and empowerment through skills development, workshops, and professional training.
He said the forum remained committed to sustaining the Renewed Hope Agenda by grooming young Nigerians with leadership potential and preparing them for responsible leadership roles in society.
According to him, the initiative draws inspiration from President Tinubu’s long-standing mentorship culture, which dates back to his time as Governor of Lagos State, Senator, and now President.
“Mr President has consistently supported and mentored aspiring leaders across generations.
This forum seeks to institutionalise that mentorship and make it accessible to young people who aspire to serve and lead competently,” he said.
He stressed the need to invest in youth development, noting that many leadership challenges in the country stemmed from a lack of proper mentorship and leadership training at an early stage.
Kevin said the forum, working with seasoned mentors and professionals, would focus on equipping young people with governance-oriented skills, emotional intelligence, and leadership values required for national development.
“We will be starting next year, beginning from the grassroots, and will be carrying out this project across 36 states of the Federation.
“We are still engaging the youths in collaboration with the government, we have done engagement programmes for young people, we are still mentoring young people on skill development, we have been supporting youths on skill development training and empowerment.
“A lot of planning and stakeholder engagement is currently ongoing ahead of our next year’s program. We will be empowering them with work tools like sewing machines, clippers, and cameras, depending on what they plan to do. We have supported the youths in our own little way from our own pockets, which is our own way of supporting the government to empower youths under the Renewed Hope Agenda since 2023.
He added that engaging and nurturing young Nigerians with leadership potential remained critical to securing a sustainable future for the country.
The ancient Oyo town came alive again on Sunday as the son of President Bola Tinubu, Seyi, was installed as the Okanlomo of Yoruba land by the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Akeem Owoade.
He was installed alongside a former Governor of Zamfara state, Senator Abdulaziz Yari, who was conferred with the title of Obaloyin of Yorubaland.
The ceremony attracted eminent personalities and top political figures from across the country, who described the installation as historic and a significant step toward promoting national unity.
The colourful and culturally rich ceremony was held at the Alaafin’s Palace in Oyo Town.
Since Saturday, the city has been witnessing an influx of political figures and traditional rulers for the installation of new high-ranking chiefs by the Alaafin.
Tinubu and his wife, Layal, arrived at the palace of the Alaafin of Oyo around 1: 30PM, where the installation ceremony was held at the
Throughout the elaborate rites, Tinubu’s wife, Layal, stood by her husband’s side, sharing in every moment of the historic occasion.
The ceremony transformed Oyo into a magnet for Nigeria’s political elite, evoking memories of the old Oyo Empire that once ruled vast swathes of the West African sub-region for centuries.
Governors, ministers, lawmakers, royal fathers and presidential aides streamed into the town, turning the installation into a symbolic convergence of power, culture and history.
The dignitaries in attendance included Senate President Godswill Akpabio, former Ogun State Governor Otunba Gbenga Daniel, Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Benjamin Kalu, members of the Federal Executive Council, and traditional rulers from Nigeria and the Republic of Benin.
The roll call also had the Minister of Power, Chief Bayo Adelabu; the Statistician-General of the Federation, Adeyemo Adeniran; the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Olawale Edun; Senator Teslim Folarin; and a former Kano State Governor, Abdullahi Ganduje, in attendance.
Others include Sokoto State Governor Ahmed Aliyu; Senator Aliyu Wamako; Minister of State for Works Mohammed Goronyo; Minister of Budget and Economic Planning Atiku Bagudu; Minister of Youth Development, Ayodele Olawande; Special Adviser to the President on Media and Public Communication Sunday Dare; and Minister of Labour and Employment Maigari Dingyadi.
Senators Tokunbo Abiru, Jimoh Ibrahim, Buba Shehu, Abdulfatai Buhari and Ede Dafinone; Leader of the Senate Opeyemi Bamidele; Senator Olamilekan Adeola, among others, also attended the event.
The event created opportunities for petty traders around the venue, while Fuji musician Saheed Osupa provided entertainment.
The event also had a heavy security presence amidst the diverse assembly of political leaders, lawmakers, and traditional chiefs who witnessed the installation.
Dignitaries said the installation of the two eminent personalities is a focal point for Yoruba tradition and political symbolism, as the conferment of titles attests to the intersection of cultural heritage and contemporary leadership.
The dignitaries in the various remarks commended the new title holders, urging them to use it to foster unity and national cohesion.
Particularly, they charged the newly installed title holders to use their positions to foster unity, promote development, and contribute meaningfully to Nigeria’s growth and collective progress.
In a sideline interview, a former governor of Ogun state, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, urged Tinubu to use the new office to promote unity as someone who is known for building bridges already.
Others also spoke around using the office to promote unity and develop the country and make the country a better place, noting that it felt as though “the entire Senate, past and present,” had descended on Oyo.
The cultural flavour of the event was unmistakable.
At the palace grounds, renowned Fuji music icon, Saheed Osupa, thrilled guests with energetic performances, while Juju music legend King Sunny Ade later took the stage at the reception held at Oliver Baptist High School grounds.
Tinubu’s “Okanlomo of Yorubaland” title translates to “the beloved child” or “the one dear to the hearts of all Yoruba people.”
The title is said to symbolise a custodian of Yoruba values, unity, and cultural heritage. The honour is said to depict a custodian of Yoruba values, unity, and cultural heritage.
The Senator representing Zamfara West and a former Governor of Zamfara State, Abdul’Aziz Yari, was also accompanied by a delegation of northern senators and political figures.
Yari, the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Water Resources and Sanitation, was conferred with the title of “Obaloyin of Yorubaland” on the same occasion by the Alaafin.
Both titles are said to carry responsibilities that include promoting Yoruba culture, advising the Alaafin, fostering unity, and advancing education and social welfare.
Adding to the spectacle was the conspicuous presence of northern guests, reflecting Yari’s influence, alongside intermittent appearances by the iconic Eyo masquerade from Lagos, symbolising Tinubu’s Lagos roots.
Together, the blend of northern colours and Lagos pageantry underscored the national reach of the two new Yoruba title holders.
By nightfall, Oyo had once again asserted itself not just as a custodian of Yoruba tradition, but as a living theatre where Nigeria’s politics, culture and history converged in grand style.
Congratulating Tinubu on his installation, the Speaker of the Oyo State House of Assembly and Chairman, Conference of Speakers of State Legislatures of Nigeria, Rt. Hon. Adebo Ogundoyin described the honour as a well-deserved recognition of his rising profile, youth engagement, philanthropic efforts, and growing influence across Yorubaland.
He said, “This is not just a traditional title; it is a call to service and a recognition of leadership potential. I congratulate my dear friend, Barr. Seyi Tinubu, on his installation as the Òkanlòmọ of Yorubaland. This honour reflects his commitment to values that resonate with the Yoruba people — excellence, community, and legacy.”
The Speaker further praised the Alaafin of Oyo for preserving Yoruba heritage and upholding the cultural institution through the conferment of titles on deserving individuals.
Rt. Hon. Ogundoyin also called on Seyi Tinubu to use his new status to promote unity, cultural pride, youth development, and sustainable progress across Yorubaland.
High Chief Promise Lawuru, aka Ozigizaga, MD/CEO of Ozigizaga Security Network, has congratulated Barrister Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Tinubu, on his investiture with the prestigious traditional title of ‘Okanlomo of Yorubaland’ by the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Abimbola Owoade.
The conferment, which took place on Sunday, is a significant cultural honor reflecting Seyi Tinubu’s profound impact on community development, youth empowerment, and the preservation of Yoruba heritage throughout Yorubaland.
In a statement by Chief Lawuru, he commended the conferment as highly deserved and emblematic of Seyi Tinubu’s unwavering dedication to service and his close affinity with the Yoruba people.
The title ‘Okanlomo,’ which loosely translates to “a beloved son of the land,” is reserved for individuals who have demonstrated exemplary commitment to the welfare and advancement of Yoruba culture and society.
Lawuru emphasised that the conferment is not only a mark of respect but also carries meaningful responsibilities. These include actively promoting Yoruba culture, serving as an advisor to the Alaafin, and fostering initiatives in education and social welfare, areas where Barr. Seyi Tinubu has shown tremendous passion and leadership.
Highlighting Seyi Tinubu’s humility, inclusive leadership style, and dedication to uniting youth across Nigeria, Lawuru praised him as a true inspiration to the nation’s younger generation.
He further noted that by receiving the Okanlomo title, Seyi Tinubu joins an esteemed lineage of Yoruba icons, including the late Hannah Idowu Dideolu Awolowo, whose legacy continues to inspire cultural pride and excellence.
The conferment by Oba Owoade serves as a public recognition of Barr. Seyi Tinubu’s efforts toward fostering cultural renaissance, building social cohesion, and driving developmental progress in Yorubaland and beyond.
It also underscores the importance of traditional institutions in contemporary Nigerian society as custodians of culture and champions of community advancement.
Lawuru further reiterated his confidence Seyi Tinubu will honour the responsibilities of his new title with the utmost diligence, dignity, and visionary leadership that befits the Okanlomo of Yorubaland.
Traditional institution stakeholders in Ibadanland, including the Mogajis, monarchs, baales, the Ibadan Compound Peace Initiative (ICPI) and prominent sons and daughters of the ancient city, have cautioned individuals, groups and politicians against any act capable of disrespecting the stool of the Olubadan and the Ibadan traditional institution.
The stakeholders warned that any individual, group or politician found disrespecting the Olubadan stool, or associating with those who do so, should not expect the support or votes of the people of Ibadanland in the 2027 elections.
In a statement jointly signed by the President of Ibadan Mogajis, Mogaji Asimiyu Ariori, and the Coordinator of ICPI, Mogaji Dr. Nurudeen Akinade, the leaders stated that Ibadanland, which comprises 11 local government areas, accounts for over 60 per cent of the total votes in Oyo State.
They maintained that no politician can win an election in the state without the support of the Ibadan people, stressing that Ibadan has consistently determined political outcomes in the state and beyond.
According to the statement, the traditional stakeholders are determined to protect the Olubadan institution and Ibadanland from any form of ridicule.
“Anybody that disrespects or associates with whoever intends to ridicule Ibadanland and our traditional institution should forget 2027,” the statement said.
“We have been watching and monitoring developments in recent times. The Olubadan institution and Ibadan traditional institution in general are very crucial and important to us.”
The ancient town of Oyo burst into celebration over the weekend as Anthony Abimbola Adeleke, son of Ambassador Victor Adeleke, the State Chief of Protocol (SCoP) to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, an Oyo prince, married Dominika Zbichorska in a colourful ceremony that attracted Nigeria’s political, business and traditional elite.
The two-day event, held on Friday, December 19, and Saturday, December 20, transformed the historic town into a centre of national prestige and cultural exchange.
The union blended the rich traditions of Yoruba heritage with Polish culture, as the Polish-born bride brought her roots into the heart of Oyo, a town synonymous with one of Africa’s most powerful ancient empires.
The solemn church wedding took place at the Our Lady of Assumption Catholic Cathedral, Asogo, Oyo.
The ceremony was officiated by the Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Oyo, Most Rev. Emmanuel Ade Badejo, with support from the Cathedral Administrator, Rev. Fr. Julius Olayinka.
The exchange of vows by Anthony and Dominika was both intimate and majestic, symbolising a harmonious bridge between two cultures and drawing admiration from guests.
The event attracted a high-powered guest list, including key members of President Tinubu’s administration. In attendance were the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr. Wale Edun; Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Atiku Bagudu; Minister of Power, Chief Adebayo Adelabu; Special Adviser to the President on Media and Public Communication, Chief Sunday Dare; Special Adviser on Policy Communication, Hajiya Hadiza Bala Usman; and Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Tope Ajayi.
Also present were the Chairman of the Nigeria Revenue Service, Dr. Zacch Adedeji, and the Minister of Youth Development, Comrade Ayodele Olawande, among other dignitaries who gathered to celebrate the couple.
The business community shone brightly, led by the President of Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, who was not left alone in that class by the Executive Chairman of God is Good Motors (GIGM), Chidi Ajaere.
A counsel to President Tinubu, Mr. Wole Afolabi (SAN), also graced the occasion, while Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun, made a notable appearance at the reception.
A royal dimension elevated the festivities, with traditional rulers led by the Alaafia of Oyo, His Imperial Majesty Oba Hakeem Abimbola Owoade, offering blessings that reflected Ambassador Adeleke’s princely lineage.
The reception at Labamba Hotel pulsed with joy as Fuji music legend, King Wasiu Ayinde (KWAM1), performed his well-known tunes, delighting guests with lively rhythms.
Laughter, dances, and toasts filled the air amid elegant displays and dishes, underscoring Oyo’s enduring role in Nigeria’s story of unity and influence.This wedding not only marked a personal milestone but also highlighted the town’s magnetic pull on the nation’s leaders.
UFAM Services, a conglomerate has held its annual Thanksgiving and End-of-Year Party in a grand celebration to round off the year.
A major highlight of the event was the presentation of a brand new saloon car to Ms. Winner Ihemeje, who emerged as the Best Performing Staff of the Year.
The gesture, presented by the Chairman and Group Chief Executive Officer, Alhaji Umar Ali Mustapha, drew loud applause and admiration from staff and invited guests.
In his address, Alhaji Mustapha commended the entire workforce for their dedication and resilience throughout the year, urging them to “buckle up” for even greater achievements in 2026.
He reaffirmed the group’s commitment to excellence, innovation and the recognition of hard work.
Several other employees were also honoured for their outstanding contributions. Mr. Sylvester Odey received the Meritorious Award for Long Service, while Ms. Doubra Ikiere was presented with the Meritorious Award for Resourcefulness and Innovation.
The Meritorious Award for Diligence and Hard Work went to Mr. Richard Okobiah and Ms. Maryjane Ogili, while the Award for Punctuality was presented to Ms. Favour Okike.
The celebration featured music, goodwill messages and moments of camaraderie, reflecting a strong sense of unity among staff and management. The event set an optimistic tone for a productive and prosperous new year for UFAM Holdings Nigeria Limited.
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun has approved career advancement for graduate primary school teachers (Tutor Cadre) from Grade Level 16 to 17.
Head of Service, Mr Kehinde Onasanya, made this known yesterday in a statement in Abeokuta.
He said the decision was aimed at addressing stagnation at the peak of the cadre, enhancing motivation and ensuring improved service delivery in the primary education system.
He said the governor also approved a consolidated salary structure for Head-Teacher General, thereby upgrading their status.
This move, Onasanya noted, reinforced the state’s commitment to strengthening the education sector and supporting its workforce.
He said the policy decision on the elongation followed a review of existing career progression frameworks and was designed to improve learning outcomes.
The head of service said the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) had been directed to implement the policy immediately.
Onasanya said the development aligned with the agenda of the administration, reaffirming Ogun State’s role as the education hub of the country.
He said the Governor Abiodun-led administration remained focused on implementing progressive policies to enhance educational development.
Onasanya urged the teaching workforce to remain committed to efficient service delivery.
Lagos State has unveiled LASHMA-AID Emergency Services Programme, a state-led initiative designed to ensure no resident is denied life-saving treatment because of cost, delay or administrative hurdles.
The programme, launched yesterday in GRA, Ikeja, institutionalises emergency medical stabilisation for insured and vulnerable residents under the Lagos State Health Insurance Scheme (ILERA EKO), in line with Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s Executive Order on Mandatory Social Health Insurance.
The Special Adviser to the Governor on Health, Dr Kemi Ogunyemi, described the initiative as a major milestone in the state’s drive towards universal health coverage and responsive governance.
She said LASHMA-AID underscored the Sanwo-Olu administration’s resolve to guarantee unhindered access to health care, noting that health remained a key pillar of the THEMES Plus Agenda.
She said the state had continued to invest in infrastructure, digital health systems and emergency response, citing reforms such as Smart Health Information Platform linking public health facilities, the expansion of 24-hour primary health care centres, and the upgrade of more than 27 PHCs under the World Bank-supported IMPACT Programme.
She added: ‘’Lagos now has over 336 functional PHCs.’’
Ogunyemi said the state had also reduced out-of-pocket spending through health insurance and strengthened protection for the poor by dedicating one per cent of its Consolidated Revenue Fund as an equity fund, now increased to N3 billion annually and made a first-line charge.
She says LASHMA-AID fills long-standing gaps in emergency response by prioritising life-saving care before enrolment checks or payment, stressing that residents can access the service through the emergency numbers 112 or 767, or the LASHMA toll-free line, 0800 000 LASHMA.
Emergency evacuation and response, she said, would be handled by the Lagos State Ambulance Service (LASAMBUS), which had been strengthened with ambulance bikes and Mobile Intensive Care Unit (MICU) ambulances.
LASAMBUS, she disclosed, has attended to over 5,000 cases this year, with approval already given for the recruitment of more nurses and bike riders.
Chairman of the House of Assembly Committee on Health, Musibau Lawal, said the programme translated legislative intent into practical, life-saving action by ensuring emergency stabilisation took precedent over payment or verification.
He said the initiative aligned with the Lagos State Health Scheme Law and the Governor’s Executive Order, adding that the legislature would continue to support policies that placed the preservation of life first.
The Chairman of Lagos State Health Management Agency (LASHMA), Dr Adebayo Adedewe, said the programme was developed from Sections 6 and 7 of the Executive Order after extensive engagement with empanelled and non-empanelled health care providers.
He noted that LASHMA-AID covered up to 48 hours of in-facility emergency stabilisation for enrollees and vulnerable residents, supported by clear operational guidelines, provider handbooks and escalation pathways.
“No emergency patient should be turned away,” Adedewe said, noting that the initiative integrated hospitals, ambulance operators and LASHMA’s coordination unit into a single response chain for pre-hospital care, transfers and early stabilisation.
In an interview, he urged residents not to delay seeking care during emergencies, assuring Lagosians that LASHMA would bear the cost of stabilisation while affected persons were subsequently enrolled in the insurance scheme.
He said data-driven monitoring would track response times and outcomes, with a target response time of two to three minutes for emergency activation.
Permanent Secretary, LASHMA, Dr Emmanuella Zamba, said the programme addressed a major gap that previously discouraged private facilities from participating in emergency care due to uncertainty over payment.
She says empanelled and non-empanelled facilities are now covered for emergency stabilisation, with LASHMA assuming responsibility for payment whether or not the patient is insured, once identified as vulnerable.
Special Adviser to the Governor on the Parastatal Monitoring Office, Ibrahim Obanikoro, described LASHMA-AID as a step closer to global best practice, praising the affordability and inclusiveness of the Lagos health insurance scheme.
Also speaking, Permanent Secretary, Lagos Health District II, Dr Dayo Lajide, said the initiative would significantly improve emergency referrals, particularly in urgent cases such as obstetric transfers from PHCs to general hospitals.
The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Information and Strategy, Mr Olanrewaju Bajulaiye, represented by the Director of Public Affairs, Mr Adesegun Ogundeji, pledged sustained public enlightenment to drive awareness and utilisation of the programme.
Closing the event, the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Health, Dr Oluwatoni Adeyemi, said the success of LASHMA-AID would be measured by lives saved, faster response times and renewed public confidence, as Lagos positions itself as a model for organised emergency care in Nigeria.
First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has extended financial support totalling N50 million to 250 elderly citizens in Ekiti State.
Each beneficiary received N200,000 under the Renewed Hope Initiative (RHI) Social Investment Programme.
The presentation, which took place at Lady Jibowu Hall, Government House, Ado-Ekiti, formed part of the third edition of the Elderly Support Scheme tagged: “Finding Joy in Old Age”.
Speaking at the event, Senator Tinubu, represented by the wife of Ekiti State Governor, who is also the state Coordinator of RHI, Dr. Olayemi Oyebanji, said the programme was being implemented simultaneously across the 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), including beneficiaries drawn from veterans of the Defence and Police Officers’ Wives Association (DEPOWA).
Senator Tinubu noted that 9,500 elderly citizens had been selected nationwide to benefit from the scheme, a move that underscored Federal Government’s commitment to the welfare and dignity of senior citizens.
She said the Governing Board of the Renewed Hope Initiative approved the disbursement of N1.9 billion for the exercise, with each state of the federation, the FCT and DEPOWA receiving N50 million.
According to her, the initiative goes beyond financial assistance, as it also promotes healthy and active ageing.
She encouraged beneficiaries to prioritise their well-being by engaging in regular physical exercise and meaningful activities that would keep their bodies and minds active.
“The Renewed Hope Initiative is about restoring dignity and ensuring our elderly citizens find joy and fulfilment in their later years. This support is designed to help them live healthier and happier lives,” she said.
The National Chairman of the Renewed Hope Initiative noted that since the inception of the current administration in 2023, the initiative had consistently celebrated senior citizens every December in recognition of their invaluable contributions to national development.
Dr. Oyebanji expressed profound appreciation to the Convener of the Renewed Hope Initiative and First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, for sustaining the Elderly Support Scheme.
She described the programme as a reflection of the First Lady’s tireless commitment to improving the well-being of senior citizens and veterans across the country.
She urged beneficiaries in Ekiti State to utilise the financial support judiciously, especially during the festive season, emphasising the importance of meeting essential needs such as food, health care and medication where necessary.
In their separate messages of appreciation, Elder Gabriel Oni and Chief Mrs. Musili Eyemugbayeho expressed gratitude to the wife of the President and Ekiti State Coordinator of the Renewed Hope Initiative, Dr. Oyebanji, for their care and concern for senior citizens in Nigeria.
They pledged their continued support for the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Ekiti State Government, while also offering prayers for the success of the governments.
The event attracted government officials, community leaders and other stakeholders, who commended the Renewed Hope Initiative for its impactful intervention, describing it as a timely gesture that reinforces the government’s resolve to ensure elderly Nigerians live with dignity, comfort and joy.
Earlier, Governor Oyebanji through the state medical team also provided free medical consultation for the senior citizens, who benefited from the gesture of the nation’s first lady.
