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Kogi first lady congratulates Oluremi Tinubu on OAFLAD appointment

Laraba MUREY

The Kogi State governor’s wife, Hajiya Sefinat Ododo, has congratulated Nigeria’s first lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, for being chosen to be part of the Organization of African First Ladies for Development, OAFLAD, Steering Committee.

In a statement by her media team in Lokoja, Ododo said Senator Tinubu’s new role is a well-deserved honor and recognition for her hard work in helping women, children, and vulnerable groups.

Ododo described the appointment as a testament of Senator Tinubu’s unwavering commitment to uplifting women and gender advancement across Nigeria and Africa.

“This is a well-earned honour for a leader who has dedicated herself to the cause of women, children, and vulnerable groups. Senator Oluremi Tinubu’s leadership and advocacy have continued to inspire hope, and her election to the OAFLAD Steering Committee is a testament to her impact beyond our borders,” she said.

Hajiya Sefinat further commended the first lady’s role in championing initiatives that empower Nigerian women, particularly in Kogi State. She acknowledged Senator Tinubu’s support in strengthening economic opportunities for women, enhancing access to education, and promoting healthcare for vulnerable communities.

“Her Excellency’s vision aligns with our collective efforts in Kogi State to ensure that no woman is left behind in development. We are proud to celebrate this milestone with her and look forward to the positive change her leadership will bring to OAFLAD and beyond,” Mrs Ododo noted.

She expressed confidence that Senator Tinubu’s new role would further amplify Nigeria’s voice in shaping policies that promote sustainable development and gender inclusion across Africa.

Hajiya Sefinat Ododo believes that Senator Tinubu’s new role will help amplify Nigeria’s voice in promoting sustainable development and gender inclusion in Africa.

She reaffirmed her commitment to working with the first lady and other stakeholders to drive impactful programmes that uplift women and families in Kogi State and Nigeria at large.

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