Politics

Nigeria Will Remain United Despite Challenges — Oluremi Tinubu Assures

Published by Akinwale Fakinlede on November 23rd, 2025.

Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has reaffirmed her confidence in the country’s enduring unity, insisting that no amount of hardship or national turbulence will break the bond Nigerians share. She made the statement during a public engagement in Abuja, where she addressed citizens’ concerns over the country’s rising economic, social, and security challenges.

Speaking with conviction, Mrs. Tinubu emphasized that Nigeria has faced—and survived—critical moments in the past, noting that the nation’s strength has always come from its diversity and collective resilience. She urged citizens to remain hopeful, describing unity as Nigeria’s most powerful tool in overcoming its current obstacles.

According to her, moments of pressure often bring out the best in the Nigerian spirit. “We may be passing through difficult times, but these challenges are not permanent,” she said. “Nigeria will remain united, and together, we will build a stronger and more prosperous nation.”

The First Lady also highlighted the importance of national cohesion, calling on leaders at all levels to promote fairness, dialogue, and inclusiveness. She encouraged citizens to resist divisive narratives and instead focus on solutions that uplift communities and foster collaboration.

Mrs. Tinubu reiterated the government’s commitment to improving living standards, creating opportunities for the youth, and strengthening institutions that promote peace and stability. She assured Nigerians that ongoing reforms are geared toward long-term national progress, even if the immediate impact feels heavy.

Her message comes at a time when public frustration is rising over economic strain, insecurity, and political tensions in different parts of the country. Despite these concerns, the First Lady maintained that hope must remain stronger than fear.

As she concluded her address, Mrs. Tinubu expressed optimism that the nation will emerge from its current trials more united than ever. “Nigeria belongs to all of us,” she said. “Our unity is our foundation, and we must protect it for the sake of future generations.”

Her remarks have since drawn mixed reactions, with supporters praising her encouraging tone, while others urge faster action to address the issues affecting ordinary Nigerians. Nonetheless, her reassurance adds a notable voice to the ongoing conversation about the nation’s direct

ion and future.