The Honourable Federal Commissioner representing Lagos State on the National Population Commission, Barr. Mrs. Saidat Olayinka Oladunjoye, has celebrated First Lady of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, on the occasion of her 66th birthday.
Epe Insights reports that Oladunjoye conveyed her birthday greetings to the First Lady on September 21, commending her public engagements and advocacy for Nigerian women, while wishing her continued good health, wisdom, strength and fulfilment.
In her birthday message, Oladunjoye described Senator Oluremi Tinubu as a compassionate figure who has continued to identify with issues concerning women and their aspirations.
She acknowledged the First Lady’s involvement in initiatives focused on women’s empowerment and wellbeing.
Oladunjoye also extended her appreciation for what she described as the First Lady’s commitment to supporting Nigerian women and promoting opportunities that can improve their lives.
She prayed for God’s continued blessings and protection for the celebrant as she marks another year.
According to Oladunjoye, the new year should bring the First Lady greater fulfilment and further opportunities to contribute to national development.
She also prayed for good health, wisdom and strength for Senator Oluremi Tinubu.
The Federal Commissioner’s message came as the First Lady marked her 66th birthday on September 21, 2026.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu also celebrated his wife on the occasion, describing her as a companion who has supported him throughout their years together.
In his birthday message, the President acknowledged her compassion, kindness and support for vulnerable groups and communities.
The State House noted that Senator Oluremi Tinubu’s birthday was marked amid her ongoing public activities and initiatives through the Renewed Hope Initiative.
The initiative has been involved in programmes focused on women, children, vulnerable citizens and other groups across the country.
Oladunjoye’s message particularly highlighted the importance of women’s empowerment and wellbeing.
She noted that continued support for Nigerian women remains important to expanding opportunities and addressing issues affecting their aspirations.
Her message also reflected the wider public attention surrounding the First Lady’s birthday celebration.
Senator Oluremi Tinubu has continued to participate in programmes and activities associated with the Office of the First Lady.
The birthday greeting from Oladunjoye also reflects the relationship between public officials and national figures involved in programmes relating to women and social development.
The Lagos Federal Commissioner further wished the First Lady many more fruitful years.
She prayed that the celebrant would continue to receive the strength and wisdom required for her public responsibilities.
Oladunjoye also expressed hopes for greater accomplishments and fulfilment in the First Lady’s new year.
The message was framed around appreciation, goodwill and prayers for the celebrant.
It also recognised the importance of women’s participation in national development and the need to support their aspirations.
For Oladunjoye, the occasion provided an opportunity to acknowledge the First Lady’s public role and extend personal birthday wishes.
Her message joined several birthday greetings from Nigerians and public officials who celebrated Senator Oluremi Tinubu on reaching the age of 66.
The State House confirmed that President Tinubu marked the occasion by describing his wife as a source of support throughout their long journey together.
The President also prayed for her continued good health and joy in the years ahead.
Oladunjoye similarly offered prayers for health, wisdom, strength and peace.
The birthday message concluded with wishes for the First Lady’s continued wellbeing and fulfilment.
Oladunjoye also prayed that God would continue to preserve and bless Senator Oluremi Tinubu.
As the First Lady begins another year, the birthday greetings have provided an opportunity for public officials, friends, associates and Nigerians to acknowledge the occasion.
