First Lady Donates N1billion To Vulnerable Persons in Plateau

Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu on Thursday donated of N1 billion to support humanitarian interventions for victims of violent attacks in rural communities across Plateau State.

The First Lady made the donation at a special town hall meeting held at the New Government House, Little Rayfield, Jos.

The gesture according to her is made under her Renewed Hope Initiative from private contributions and not government funds.

Senator Tinubu emphasized that the gesture is aimed at bringing relief to the most vulnerable Nigerians, particularly in conflict-affected regions, and urged Plateau citizens to end the protracted violence and embrace peace and development, especially to unlock the state’s immense tourism potential.

“This visit is deeply emotional for me,” she said. “Each time I hear of killings or disasters, my heart bleeds. Let this be the last time I visit Plateau under such painful circumstances. The next time I come, I want to rejoice with you and celebrate peace, progress, and prosperity.”

Senator Tinubu expressed confidence in the leadership of Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, drawing inspiration from the symbolic strength of his name and praying for divine guidance in his administration’s quest for unity and progress.

Earlier in his remarks, Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang described the First Lady as a true mother of the nation whose compassion and dedication to uplifting humanity is evident in her numerous interventions.

He praised Renewed Hope Initiative for its far-reaching impact across the country, especially among vulnerable populations, and recalled her earlier visit to the state during which she provided generous support to internally displaced persons.