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NPA ED, Badmus Felicitates With Nigeria First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, at 64

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Nigeria Port Authority Executive Director of Operations, Engr. Olalekan Badmus, today took to Facebook to celebrate Nigeria's First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, on her 64th birthday. 


He praised her as a pillar of democracy and a champion of good governance, highlighting her inspiring initiatives during her tenure as First Lady of Lagos State.


Badmus commended Oluremi Tinubu's initiatives during her tenure as First Lady of Lagos State, particularly the quiz competition that awarded winners with a scholarship and the opportunity to become a One-day governor. This program has inspired many students and raised hopes for quality education.


Badmus shared his personal encounter with Oluremi Tinubu, highlighting her super accommodating nature and humility as an exemplary model of emulation for public servants, both the government and corporate sectors. 


"Oluremi Tinubu's contributions to the nation and support for her husband ,President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's Renewed Hope agenda are unparalleled. Badmus described her as a tireless worker for Nigeria's growth and development, with  legacies written in gold. During her service in the National Assembly as a Distinguished Senator in the Federal Republic of Nigeria, she has left an indelible print in the history of the National Assembly.


At 64, Oluremi Tinubu remains energetic and dedicated, setting an example for younger generations to draw from her well of knowledge and experience. Olamiju wished her many more glorious years of service to the nation."

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