Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, has urged Nigerians to stop badmouthing the country, insisting that the era when Nigeria was branded the most corrupt country is over. Mrs Tinubu, who is on a two-day working visit to Gombe State, stated this while speaking at the palace of the Emir of Akko, Lamido Akko, HRH Alhaji Umar Muhammad Atiku on Thursday, October 2, 2025. According to Mrs Tinubu, the world now regards Nigeria as a nation of opportunity and growing interest. She argued that international perception of the country is shifting positively and that Nigerians must embrace national pride. Calling on us as Nigerians, stop badmouthing your nation. Gone are the days when they say Nigeria is the most corrupt country. You wont hear that again, she declared. “Even when I go abroad, when they hear youre from Nigeria, everybodys interested. They want to come to Nigeria. Nigeria is the next destination, she added. The First Lady praised Gombes natural scenery, describing it as comparable to the English countryside. She stressed that Nigerias unique beauty, combined with its vast human potential, should make citizens more confident about the countrys future. “We have to be proud. Your landscape is beautiful. Ive never seen anything like that. You see that in the London countryside, but Im seeing it here in Gombe and in other states too, she said. Mrs. Tinubu linked her call for national pride to the administrations ongoing programmes in security, education, and grassroots development, noting that traditional and religious leaders have vital roles to play in shaping citizens attitudes. She further explained that her work as First Lady is driven by a desire to leave Nigeria better after her husbands tenure. Im 65 years old now, I pray I live long. But Im working so hard so that when my husband finishes his tenure, me too I can walk around safely. That is what drives me,” she added. Meanwhile, Mrs Tinubu was conferred with the traditional title of Sarauniyar Yaki (Queen Warrior) of Akko Emirate in Gombe State. The Lamido Akko, who bestowed the honor on Mrs. Tinubu said the title was in recognition of her commitment to protecting the interests of vulnerable groups across the country. The post Stop badmouthing your nation, Remi Tinubu appeals to Nigerians appeared first on TIME.I.NG.
Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, has urged Nigerians to stop badmouthing the country, insisting that the era when Nigeria was branded the most corrupt country is over. Mrs Tinubu, who is on a two-day working visit to Gombe State, stated this while speaking at the palace of the Emir of Akko, Lamido Akko, HRH Alhaji Umar Muhammad Atiku on Thursday, October 2, 2025. According to Mrs Tinubu, the world now regards Nigeria as a nation of opportunity and growing interest. She argued that international perception of the country is shifting positively and that Nigerians must embrace national pride. Calling on us as Nigerians, stop badmouthing your nation. Gone are the days when they say Nigeria is the most corrupt country. You wont hear that again, she declared. “Even when I go abroad, when they hear youre from Nigeria, everybodys interested. They want to come to Nigeria. Nigeria is the next destination, she added. The First Lady praised Gombes natural scenery, describing it as comparable to the English countryside. She stressed that Nigerias unique beauty, combined with its vast human potential, should make citizens more confident about the countrys future. “We have to be proud. Your landscape is beautiful. Ive never seen anything like that. You see that in the London countryside, but Im seeing it here in Gombe and in other states too, she said. Mrs. Tinubu linked her call for national pride to the administrations ongoing programmes in security, education, and grassroots development, noting that traditional and religious leaders have vital roles to play in shaping citizens attitudes. She further explained that her work as First Lady is driven by a desire to leave Nigeria better after her husbands tenure. Im 65 years old now, I pray I live long. But Im working so hard so that when my husband finishes his tenure, me too I can walk around safely. That is what drives me,” she added. Meanwhile, Mrs Tinubu was conferred with the traditional title of Sarauniyar Yaki (Queen Warrior) of Akko Emirate in Gombe State. The Lamido Akko, who bestowed the honor on Mrs. Tinubu said the title was in recognition of her commitment to protecting the interests of vulnerable groups across the country. 
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