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Tinubu @ 63: Renowned Igbo ex lawmaker showers encomium

 

By Ezurike Ugochukwu

A former lawmaker of Igbo extraction at the Lagos State House of Assembly, Hon Sir (Dr) Jude Chukwuemeka Idimogu, has joined millions of admirers of the Nigerian first Lady, Oluremi Tinubu to congratulate her on her 63nd birthday.

Describing her as an Amazon and a woman of substance who has etched her name, that of her husband and the family and the nation on the sands of history as she marks this day another milestone.

President Tinubu, Sen. Reno Tinubu Pastor Enoch Adeboye

“As Nigerians celebrate a woman of substance and integrity who has chiseled her name on marble in public and private sectors, especially now that she is the First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, may God give her more wisdom and understanding to carry this onerous task” Idimogu said.

The former Member, Chief Idimogu further used the occasion of her birthday celebration to pray that the good Lord continue to grant her sound health, long life, more wisdom and understanding to pilot the affairs in her jurisdiction.

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The message further read, “On behalf of my family and Abundance United Movement (AUM), I heartily congratulate the First Lady of Nigeria, Sen. Oluremi Tinubu on the occasion of her 63rd birthday anniversary” Idimogu opined.

Senator Oluremi he said has remained a reference point in the global fight for the right of women, girl child and children.

Not losing sight of her thoroughness and capacity in the fight for the right of the downtrodden.

“Her excellency the First Lady of Nigeria, and the strong piller behind our leader and father of the nation, His Excellency Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, I pray at this auspicious occasion of your birthday to God the maker of the universe to give you good health, vitality and a grant you your heart desires,” Idimogu prayed.

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