The Nation Newspaper First Lady raises the alarm over waning values among youths
has warned that Nigerian children are at risk of losing their identity if necessary steps are not taken to make amends.
In a statement by her Senior Special Assistant, Busola Kukoyi, the First Lady said: “Gathered here today are women from across all sectors of our society, who have individually and collectively contributed to the development of our great nation. Every woman, irrespective of age is a mother, a nurturer, a builder and the foundation upon which our families, communities and institutions thrive”.
“Let us continue to draw from the lessons of the pioneers who have paved the way and build on the legacies they have left behind”, she said.She urged everyone to contribute their quota and continue praying for President Bola Tinubu and the nation until Nigeria reaches the promised land, which she referred to as “Eldorado.”
The wife of the Vice President charged the First Ladies of the various states to tap from Senator Oluremi Tinubu’s wealth of experience. “Until we as women unite, we are not going anywhere. We have to unite. We have to remove our differences, it doesn’t matter where you come from or it doesn’t matter who you love, you are a woman, you are a mother.
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