Caleb Mutfwang, the Plateau State Governor, has joined with countless other well-wishers from Nigeria and all over the world and has expressed his warmest greetings to First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu on her joyous 64th birthday.

Mutfwang praised the First Lady in a Saturday message of congratulations, calling her a distinguished and patriotic Nigerian whose outstanding contributions to the country’s democratic progress and prosperity have left a lasting impression.

Mutfwang commended the First Lady on Saturday, 21 September in a congratulatory message describing her as a renowned and patriotic Nigerian whose outstanding contributions to the country’s democratic progress and development have left a lasting impression.

He praised her unwavering devotion to selfless service, saying it is evidence of her love for God, people, and the ideals of good governance.

According to the governor, Senator Tinubu will remember these special moments that she enjoyed with her family, friends, and well-wishers, and that will serve as a reminder of her accomplished and meaningful life.

The statement reads “Governor Mutfwang expressed his sincere appreciation for the First Lady’s steadfast backing of her husband, His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. She led efforts to provide Nigerians with good administration, and he praised her for being a pillar of strength behind the President’s Renewed Hope initiative.

The governor expressed gratitude to Senator Oluremi Tinubu for her many acts of kindness and acknowledged her concern for vulnerable groups across the nation. He emphasized that her compassion has played a significant role in lessening the difficulties that many Nigerians are currently facing.

“Governor Mutfwang also paid tribute to the First Lady’s unwavering support of girls’ rights and welfare, her battle against gender-based violence, and her unwavering dedication to expanding education for vulnerable girls, women, and children.

“In looking back on her Senate career, Governor Mutfwang praised Senator Tinubu for her outstanding work, which included a long-lasting legacy in legislative affairs and advocacy for better living circumstances and the rights of women, children, and the elderly.

“Governor Mutfwang extended his best wishes to the First Lady, wishing her continued happiness, good health, and perpetual prosperity in the years to come on behalf of his family, the government, and the entire people of Plateau State.”

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