During her visit to Kwara State on Wednesday, January 29, First Lady Oluremi Tinubu made an unscheduled stop to greet and interact with a group of enthusiastic schoolchildren who had rushed out to welcome her.
In a statement shared on X.com, Tinubu’s Special Assistant on Media, Busola Kukoyi, described the heartwarming encounter, highlighting the First Lady’s decision to disregard security protocol to acknowledge the children’s excitement.
Moment as Remi Tinubu Stops Convoy to Cheer and Play With School Kids in Kwara, Video, Photos Emerge
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“The highlight of the day was when Her Excellency spontaneously stopped her convoy to engage with hundreds of schoolchildren who had gathered to cheer her. She saw them, smiled, and said, ‘Leave security protocol for now,’ before stepping out of her vehicle,” Kukoyi stated.
While addressing the children, Tinubu encouraged them to remain focused on their education and avoid behaviors that could jeopardize their future.
The moment was captured in videos and photos that quickly gained traction online.
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The First Lady was in Kwara for a series of official engagements, including the launch of the distribution of professional kits to midwives under the Renewed Hope Initiative.
As part of her visit, she also commissioned two newly constructed flyovers in Ilorin—the General Babatunde Idiagbon Flyover in Tanke and the Dr. Ibrahim Sulu-Gambari Flyover.
Additionally, she laid the foundation stone for the Oluremi Tinubu Hospital, a new healthcare facility designed to enhance medical services in the region.
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