First Lady Oluremi Tinubu Ignites Debate “I Can’t Relate With People Without Fear of God

Oluremi Tinubu has declared that she finds it difficult to maintain close relationships with people who do not have the fear of God, stressing that spiritual values remain central to how she connects with others. The First Lady of Nigeria made the statement while addressing religious and women leaders during an interfaith event held at the Presidential Villa. According to her, the fear of God shapes character, guides decision-making, and strengthens human relationships.

Oluremi Tinubu explained that individuals who lack reverence for God often struggle to uphold the moral discipline necessary for meaningful relationships. She noted that the presence of faith in a person’s life promotes humility, patience, and accountability, which are essential qualities for peaceful coexistence in any society. Her remarks highlighted the importance of spiritual awareness in building trust and harmony among people.

Oluremi Tinubu further emphasized that her life experiences have consistently reinforced the importance of surrounding herself with people who value faith and moral responsibility. She said that over the years, she has observed that relationships built on shared respect for God tend to endure longer and foster deeper mutual understanding.

Oluremi Tinubu Hosts Interfaith Gathering in Abuja

Oluremi Tinubu made these remarks on Thursday while hosting an Interfaith Breaking of Fast event at the Old Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa in Abuja. The gathering brought together Muslim and Christian leaders, along with wives of state governors, to mark the simultaneous observance of Ramadan and Lent. The occasion symbolized unity and shared spiritual reflection among Nigeria’s diverse religious communities.

Oluremi Tinubu described the overlapping fasting seasons of Ramadan and Lent as a meaningful reminder that Nigerians must embrace unity despite religious differences. She told the gathering that the coincidence of the two sacred seasons appeared like a divine message encouraging citizens to reflect on peace, tolerance, and mutual respect across faiths.

Oluremi Tinubu urged religious and community leaders to use the opportunity provided by the fasting seasons to promote national harmony. She stressed that Nigeria’s strength lies in its diversity and that leaders must continue to encourage peaceful coexistence among people of different religious backgrounds.

Oluremi Tinubu Reflects on 40 Years of Marriage With Bola Tinubu

Oluremi Tinubu also offered a rare personal reflection on her nearly four decades of marriage to Nigeria’s President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu. She revealed that despite being a Christian married to a Muslim, their relationship has remained peaceful and respectful throughout the years. According to her, mutual understanding and faith have been key pillars sustaining their marriage.

Oluremi Tinubu disclosed that in almost 40 years of marriage, she could hardly remember a time when she and her husband raised their voices at each other. She explained that disagreements were handled with maturity and calmness, allowing both partners to maintain respect and harmony in their relationship.

Oluremi Tinubu said her marriage serves as an example of how individuals from different religious backgrounds can live together peacefully. She emphasized that respect, patience, and the fear of God remain essential ingredients for sustaining long-lasting relationships and building a united society.