First Lady Salutes Nigerian Fathers, Calls for Greater Support
Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has extended heartfelt appreciation to all fathers across the country as the world marks Father’s Day today, June 15.
In a goodwill message released on Sunday, the First Lady paid tribute to Nigerian fathers who dedicate themselves to raising “confident, responsible, and compassionate children,” and also acknowledged men who have embraced fatherhood through mentorship, guardianship, and leadership in their communities.
“On this Father’s Day, I salute all Nigerian fathers who dedicate themselves to raising confident, responsible and compassionate children,” she said. “I also celebrate the men who step into fatherhood roles through mentorship, guardianship, and community leadership.”
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Senator Tinubu emphasized the need for society to provide an enabling environment for fathers to thrive in their responsibilities. “Let us continue to give men the support and enabling environment to function effectively as fathers. When fathers are involved, families grow stronger, and so does the nation,” she stated.
She concluded with prayers for all fathers, asking for divine strength and fulfilment in their vital roles. “God bless all fathers, strengthen you in your responsibilities, and reward your labour with peace, joy, and fulfilment.”
The First Lady’s message aligns with the growing call for greater recognition of the role of fathers and male role models in shaping homes, communities, and the nation at large.
