- Safiu Kehinde
First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has been conferred with another chieftaincy title by Imo State traditional rulers.
Tinubu was conferred with the chieftaincy title, “Oso Di Eme 1,” which in English means “She Who Supported Her Husband.”
The first lady was honoured with the title by the traditional during her official visit to Imo state on Wednesday.
Video shared on X captured the moment the head of the Imo traditional council conferred the title on Tinubu who was subsequently congratulated by other traditional rulers.
The development was also confirmed in a post shared by the first lady’s spokesperson, Busola Kukoyi, who described her principal as a worthy partner of President Bola Tinubu.
‘No o, I mean eight years before they say I want to be there forever.
‘There is no third term. Just give us second term and we are good.
‘We are not doing third term, fourth term abeg o. We need to rest because from the beginning, we started working. We hit the ground running and we are not stopping.’ She said.
The first lady solicited for the women’s prayer in support of Tinubu’s re-election bid as she reaffirmed the president’s commitment to making Nigeria better.
‘All out Catholic mothers, make una dey pray for Mr. President abeg. We go work for una and Nigeria will be better because I want to enjoy Nigeria in old age.
‘So I’m working for my old age. That is why we are doing all we can do right now.’ She said.
