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BREAKING: What Remi Tinubu Did With N427m Yesterday In Tinubu’s Absence Amid Economic Hardship (PHOTOS)
BREAKING: What Remi Tinubu Did With N427m Yesterday In Tinubu’s Absence Amid Economic Hardship (PHOTOS)
Remi Tinubu, Nigeria’s First Lady, has distributed N250,000 each to 1,709 widows and orphans of fallen heroes from the Nigerian Armed Forces.
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This philanthropic gesture is attributed to the Renewed Hope Initiative (RHI), an initiative spearheaded by the Nigerian First Lady, as conveyed in a statement by Remi Tinubu’s media aide, Busola Kukoyi.
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“Under the Social Investment Program of the Renewed Hope Initiative, RHI, we are here to empower 1,709 widows with the sum of two hundred and fifty thousand naira (N250,000) each,” she quoted Remi Tinubu as saying Tuesday.
“This will enable you to recapitalize an existing business or start a business of your choice to enable you to care for your families”.
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Participants in the program were selected from various parts of the country, with the First Lady emphasizing that “the sacrifices made by their providers, who have paid the ultimate price in defending the country, deserve recognition through the provision of comprehensive welfare.”
“We recognize that widows are not victims; they are survivors. You have shown extraordinary courage in the face of adversity, and we are here to offer a helping hand as you chart a new path forward,” she said.
“Some of you have been widows for some time while some of you have just been widowed and we hope that the older widows will give emotional support to the younger ones.”
In expressing appreciation for the First Lady’s benevolence, Chief of Defence Staff General Christopher Musa acknowledged that her actions underscore her prioritization of the welfare of widows.
The recipients were selected from various associations, including the Nigeria Army Officers Wives Association (NAOWA), the Nigerian Navy Officers Wives Association (NOWA), the Nigerian Navy Officers Wives Association (NAFOWA), the Police Officers Wives Association (POWA), and the Defence Officers Wives Association (DEPOWA), as mentioned in the statement.
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