NCPC Celebrates Oluremi Tinubu At 66, Hails First Lady As Champion Of Women, Children

The Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC) has celebrated First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu on her 66th birthday, describing her as a humanitarian and a source of inspiration to vulnerable women and children across Nigeria.

The Executive Secretary of the commission, Bishop Prof. Stephen Adegbite, conveyed the felicitations on behalf of the NCPC Board and Management in a birthday message issued on Monday.

Adegbite described the First Lady as “a remarkable woman, a loving mother, a gracious First Lady, and a vessel of honour in God’s hands,” while commending her service to God and humanity.

He said the occasion provided an opportunity to celebrate not only her 66 years but also the grace, wisdom, strength and compassion she had demonstrated throughout her years of public service.

“At 66, we celebrate not just the years, but the grace, wisdom, strength, compassion and countless lives you have touched through your service to God and humanity,” Adegbite said.

The NCPC Executive Secretary prayed for continued divine strength, peace and joy for the First Lady, asking God to grant her greater favour and abundance in the years ahead.
“May her latter years be more glorious than the former, and may she continue to flourish in divine favour and abundance,” he said.

Adegbite further described Oluremi Tinubu as a “rare gem” and “quintessential leader,” noting her humanitarian efforts and the attention she has given to vulnerable women and children.

He expressed confidence that her life and service would continue to inspire generations, while wishing her many more years of good health, fulfilment and service to humanity.