NCPC Hails Oluremi Tinubu At 66, Says Her Legacy Will Inspire Generations

The Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC) has felicitated First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu on her 66th birthday, describing her as a “rare gem” whose humanitarian service has impacted women, children and other vulnerable Nigerians.

The Executive Secretary of the commission, Bishop Prof. Stephen Adegbite, conveyed the birthday greetings on behalf of the Board and Management of the NCPC in a statement issued on Monday.

Adegbite described the First Lady as “a remarkable woman, a loving mother, a gracious First Lady, and a vessel of honour in God’s hands,” while commending her commitment to the service of God and humanity.

According to him, her 66th birthday was an opportunity to celebrate not only her years but also the grace, wisdom, strength and compassion she has demonstrated in public service and humanitarian activities.

“At 66, we celebrate not just the years, but the grace, wisdom, strength, compassion and countless lives you have touched through your service to God and humanity,” he said.

The NCPC boss prayed that God would continue to uphold the First Lady, renew her strength and fill her heart with peace and joy.

He also prayed that her latter years would be more glorious than the former and that she would continue to flourish in divine favour and abundance.

Adegbite further described Oluremi Tinubu as a quintessential leader and humanitarian who has remained a source of hope and inspiration, particularly to vulnerable women and children across the country.

He expressed confidence that her life and service would continue to shine brightly and inspire generations to come.