Oluremi Tinubu, the first lady of Nigeria, has urged people to abstain from the planned protests that are scheduled to take place from August 1–14, reminding them that the administration is committed to bringing normalcy back. During a meeting in Abuja with the wives of governors, Tinubu emphasized Nigeria’s enhanced reputation abroad and the increasing attention being paid to the nation’s business prospects, which hold promise for boosting employment and economic expansion.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
In a move to support small businesses, Tinubu announced a N50,000 grant for 1,000 women petty traders in each state and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). This initiative aims to empower women and boost the local economy by providing essential funding for small businesses.
Additionally, the First Lady underscored the importance of national unity through cultural initiatives. She highlighted the One Nigeria Unity Fabric competition, noting that production of the winning design is already underway in Kano and Lagos. This project symbolizes the nation’s unity and diversity, fostering a sense of togetherness among Nigerians.
As reported by Arise TV, Tinubu’s remarks come at a critical time, as the country faces various challenges. Her assurances and initiatives are expected to alleviate tensions and promote a more optimistic outlook for Nigeria’s future.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
