Oluremi Tinubu Flags Off N2.55 Billion Sanitary Pad Project For Rural Schoolgirls

Oluremi Tinubu Launches N2.55 Billion Sanitary Pad Project For Rural Schoolgirls

First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has rolled out a major intervention programme to provide 370,000 sanitary pads to schoolgirls in rural communities across Nigeria, an initiative worth N2.55 billion under her Renewed Hope Initiative (RHI). The project, titled Flow with Confidence, began with a simultaneous launch in Borno, Cross River, Ekiti, Enugu, Gombe, Imo, Kebbi, and Lagos States. Other states and the FCT will follow once their consignments arrive. Speaking through Dr. Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, wife of the Lagos State Governor, Mrs. Tinubu said the initiative is designed to tackle the challenge of girls missing school because they cannot afford sanitary products. “It is unacceptable that our girls are forced to skip school or turn to unsafe alternatives during their menstrual cycle,” she said. “This intervention is meant to change that reality and give them confidence to pursue their education without interruption.” According to the First Lady, every state and the FCT will receive 10,000 packs of disposable pads, distributed through governors’ wives and RHI coordinators. She stressed that the pads, sourced from Uniglory Nigeria Limited in Ikorodu, Lagos, are free and must not be sold. Mrs. Tinubu also appealed to local government chairmen, corporate organisations, traditional rulers, and community leaders to take ownership of the project, ensure transparency, and extend its reach to more girls in need. “At RHI, we believe no girl should ever have to choose between her dignity and her education,” she added. Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education in Lagos, Jamiu Alli-Balogun, applauded the programme, noting that it reflects the First Lady’s commitment to improving the wellbeing of schoolgirls, especially those at the grassroots.

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Remi Tinubu Honored As Warrior Queen Of Akko Emirate In Gombe State

Remi Tinubu Honored As Warrior Queen Of Akko Emirate In Gombe State

Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Remi Tinubu, has been named Sarauniyar Yaki (Warrior Queen) of Akko Emirate in Gombe State. The Lamido Akko, Alhaji Umar Muhammad Atiku, bestowed the title on Thursday in recognition of her tireless efforts to protect the vulnerable and champion the welfare of women and children across the country. During her two-day working visit, the First Lady will also inaugurate the Renewed Hope Initiative’s ‘Flow With Confidence’ programme, a landmark menstrual health project that provides schoolgirls with disposable sanitary pads to improve hygiene and reduce absenteeism. After receiving the honor, Mrs. Tinubu described it as both inspiring and humbling. She promised to strengthen her interventions for the girl-child, especially in education and health, and called on traditional leaders to support her initiatives and help expand their reach to local communities. The ceremony in Akko Emirate was attended by Gombe State Governor Muhammad Inuwa Yahaya, Chief Whip of the House of Representatives Hon. Usman Bello Kumo, and other prominent dignitaries.  

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Remi Tinubu Rakes in N20bn for National Library

Nigeria’s First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has raised over N20 billion for the National Library project in Abuja. Earlier this month, the First Lady appealed to well-wishers to convert birthday gifts and greetings into donations for the completion of the National Library project. The First Lady, a former lawmaker who turned 65 on September 21, 2025, in a video message said she would dedicate the day to God and a cause she described as close to her heart, rather than host a lavish celebration. The fund, according to her, is coordinated by the Federal Ministry of Education under the “Oluremi at 65 Education Fund”. According to the First Lady, the completion of the National Library will be a great birthday gift for her. Addressing State House correspondents at the Presidential Villa, the First Lady said she was a member of the Senate Committee on Education while she was in the senate, adding that the education ministry was not able to build the National Library. She said as a young person growing up, library played a great role in shaping her person and she was not happy that the National Library which was initiated during the Shehu Shagari administration was still uncompleted up till today. Speaking on the background of the criticism trailing her efforts, the First Lady said Nigerians should emulate the words of the former American President who said citizens should not think of what the country can do for them, but what they can do for your country. She said so far, Nigerians have donated over N20 billion Naira and the more is still coming in.

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Tinubu pens to First Lady on her 64th birthday

President Bola Tinubu penned an emotional message to the First Lady Oluremi Tinubu on her 64th birthday.  Tinubu expressed his goodwill message on his official X handle.  The elated Nigerian president wrote; “My Dearest Oluremi, “On this beautiful day, as we celebrate your 64th birthday, my heart is full of gratitude and love for the incredible woman you are. Since we began this journey together, you have been my rock, confidante, greatest supporter, and the love of my life. Every step of the way, you have shown unwavering strength, grace, and love to me, our family, and our beloved nation, Nigeria. “You are the heart of our home, the light guiding me through the most challenging days, and the embodiment of kindness and wisdom. Your compassion, generosity, and dedication inspire millions of Nigerians and me, especially our young women, who look up to you as their First Lady. “On your special day, I want to take a moment to tell you how truly blessed I feel to walk this path beside you. Your love sustains me, wisdom guides me, and strength lifts me. I could not ask for a better partner to share the triumphs and trials of life. “As you turn 64, I wish you nothing but boundless joy, peace, and happiness. May this year unfold with blessings, laughter, and cherished moments you so richly deserve. I look forward to all the moments we will create together in the years to come. “With all my love and appreciation, now and always, “Yours Bola.”

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