Oluremi mi, @SenRemiTinubu
Today, I celebrate the woman who has walked beside me with patience, grace and uncommon courage.
Àwọn àgbà sọ pé, “Ìyàwó rere ni adé ọkọ rẹ̀.” A good wife is her husband’s crown. The Book of Proverbs, which you know far better than I do, also speaks eloquently of the worth of a virtuous woman.
You have given these words true meaning in my life. You have stood by my side through every season.
The burdens that were mine to bear often found their way onto your shoulders. The thoughts I could not put into words somehow found their way to you.
In difficult times, when the future was uncertain, you stayed calm beside me and prayed with me.
Through all these years, you have remained the one who truly understands me.
More often than not, you sense when I need counsel before I ask. There have been nights when your presence alone was counsel enough.
I call you my truest friend and confidante because you speak the truth plainly, even on the days I would rather not hear it.
After a demanding day, you wait until we are alone before telling me what I need to hear. I have always cherished you for that honesty.
Our home bears the lasting imprint of your devotion. Our children and grandchildren have grown beneath the shelter of your prayers. They carry your values of faith and kindness wherever life takes them.
Nigerians know you for your compassion, kindness, generosity of spirit and steadfast faith. I have watched you touch lives quietly and consistently, offering hope and support to those in need.
From the New Era Foundation during our years in the saddle in Lagos to the Renewed Hope Initiative today, your care has reached many young boys and girls, widows, elderly citizens, and women farmers across the country.
Those affected by tuberculosis or any disease at all have found in you a compassionate advocate and a determined champion.
I know the prayers you offer for people whose names you may never know. I also know many whom you have helped without ever meeting them. For you, compassion has never recognised the boundaries of tribe, region or religion.
A long journey teaches a man the true value of a good partner. We have travelled a long road together. I think of the difficult decisions we talked through for hours and the sacrifices no one else saw. Laughter and prayer carried us through many of them.
If life returned me to the beginning, I would choose the same road that led me to you. Through every mile, my heart has always remained at home with you.
I thank you for the life we have built and the love that has held it together.
Happy 66th birthday, my darling Oluremi. I pray that God Almighty will grant you many more years in good health and joy.
May the years ahead bring you the same comfort and happiness you have so freely given to me and many others.
With all my love,
Bola Ahmed Tinubu
President, Federal Republic of Nigeria
September 21, 2026
A NIGERIAN AGAIN!
Imagine a surgeon who can literally see cancer glowing inside a patient's body.
Nigerian born scientist Professor Samuel Achilefu made this possible by inventing infrared goggles for cancer surgery.
Surgeons often cannot tell if every cancer cell has been removed.
Achilefu's goggles use a safe dye that lights up cancer cells under infrared light so doctors can spot tumors the eye would miss.
This breakthrough has guided real breast cancer surgeries at Washington University in St Louis. Think about how many repeat surgeries this could spare cancer patients everywhere.
Achilefu now holds more than seventy United States patents and works at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Sometimes one simple idea can change how the world fights cancer.
~ Sources:
UT Southwestern Newsroom
Washington University School of Medicine
St Louis Public Radio.
Bishop David Oyedepo first trained as an architect. Kwara State Polytechnic.
He shortly worked at the Federal Ministry of Housing in Ilorin. Then he resigned and gave the hours to ministry.
Church bios say he later took a PhD in Human Development from Honolulu University in Hawaii.
In 2002 he opened Covenant University and Landmark University followed in 2011.
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The man who began in drawings and site plans started building campuses.
His first profession taught him how to design a structure, and the second life used that same instinct on churches and universities.
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You see, no matter your past experiences, there will always be a way it shaped your life. And most times, that structure lives in you and will go with you into any field you enter.
So don't despise your days of humble beginnings. Later on in life, you'll realise why these beginnings happened exactly the way they did
Everything that has happened to you till this moment, contributes to your success. Every single thing. Nothing is wasted. Nothing at all.
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Thank you very much for reading 🫂
Remember to stay hydrated today 🥛
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist
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@KelvinJ97911 Exactly...is better like a sub. Rashford is dojng to carrick what Ronaldo did to Ole. I hope Carrick will quickly man up and bench him and see.netter way to use him
The Vice Chancellor of University of Westminster called a young Nigerian lady to join him on the high table and to personally congratulate her.
Pay no attention to what naysayers are saying about Nigeria. It’s just hate and jealousy.