Aisha Buhari informs Mrs. Oluremi Tinubu, necessary documents is ready

Mrs. Oluremi Tinubu, the incoming first lady of Nigeria, has been informed by the First Lady, Mrs. Aisha Buhari, that her office has provided the necessary documents to Mrs. Oluremi Tinubu.

During her speech on Wednesday at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, the former First Lady revealed that the office documents will serve as pointers towards the success of the office.

Mrs. Buhari, who was acting as the chief host for all of the spouses of African heads of state, also gave the incoming First Lady the seal of the African First Ladies Peace Mission.

Mrs. Buhari said, “As you are all well aware, the role of the First Lady is unconstitutional. However, we enjoy the goodwill of the citizens in order to carry out some fundamental things, such as humanitarian activities.”

Reports indicate that this event serves as the first official engagement and formal transition in the role of First Lady.

In addition, Mrs. Buhari was quoted as saying, “We partner with a lot of non-governmental organisations in order to help our citizens, and I have enjoyed that goodwill over the course of the previous eight years.”

“So, in order to help guide you, and so that you can see the NGOs that we have worked with, I have prepared a handover.”

As a form of response, Mrs. Tinubu conveyed her appreciation to the First Lady. She used her as an example of excellent leadership throughout her life. In addition to that, she complimented her on the way that she had dealt with a number of different situations.

She expressed her gratitude to him by saying, “I want to sincerely thank you from the bottom of my heart because you don’t come into this role and say you know it all.

“You have our word that the work that we do for you will be worthy of your pride.”

Between the years 1999 and 2007, Mrs. Tinubu held the position of First Lady of the state of Lagos for a total of eight years.

She is a member of the Senate and serves as a legislator at the present time. On May 29, she will get back to work as the First Lady of Nigeria and resume her official responsibilities.