Tag: Nigeria’s First Lady

The presiding cleric urges selfless service to achieve Nigeria of our dreams.

As of the end of 2024, an estimated 40.8 million people were living with HIV globally

In Gombe, she handed over 10,000 packs to the state’s First Lady for onward distribution to 10,000 schoolgirls across rural ...

Mrs Tinubu expressed hope that the additional mobile hospital from RHI would support the government’s efforts to deliver prompt and ...

The First Lady said the donation would come from the purses of RHI through provisions made by donors

Mrs Tinubu described the students’ action as a “spontaneous and playful twist to the welcome song.”

Mrs Tinubu referenced data from the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, which revealed that in 2024, over 100,000 ...

TB remains a leading cause of death in Nigeria, with the country ranking sixth globally and first in Africa

Mrs Tinubu was elected on Saturday at the 29th Ordinary General Assembly of the organisation in Addis Ababa.

The government targets a 20 per cent reduction in maternal mortality and a 15 per cent decrease in under-five mortality ...

TB remains a leading cause of death in Nigeria, with the country ranking 6th globally and first in Africa.

“My wife was naturally beautiful. She needed no gold around her neck,” Governor Eno said of the late First Lady.

First Lady Remi Tinubu acknowledged that FGM and child marriage are still prevalent in Nigeria.

The First Lady argues that a gender sensitive education curriculum would bring to the bare minimum gender based violence.

Mrs Tinubu dedicated the investiture to one of her staff, who she said lost his life to the disease, and ...

The officials believe the death penalty would eventually reduce the crime rate.

Mrs Tinubu said building a more peaceful future rests on the nation's commitment to pursuing quality education.

The British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Richard Montgomery, in a post on X (formerly known as Twitter), said "normal business" ...

"All Hands must be on deck to ensure that the problems are not allowed to escalate. This mission is open ...

“I will be deactivating my twitter account for now. Long live Federal Republic of Nigeria."

Mrs Buhari made her last public appearance in September 2020 during the wedding of her daughter.

It was a glorious ceremony as people struggled to catch the last glimpse of the remains of O.B. Lulu-Briggs, one ...

Mrs Buhari called for the release of the aides on Friday.

Mrs Buhari expressed satisfaction with the level of preparedness for the games commencing next week.

Mrs Buhari says 18 Nigerians including children die every hour from tuberculosis in the country.