Oluremi Tinubu @ Senate

My Stewardship

Socio-Economic Impact at the Constituency

Through our Quarterly Town Hall Meetings (27 in the series), a feedback mechanism to ensure accountability and transparency, I have been able to interact more … Continue ReadingSocio-Economic Impact at the Constituency

Education Support Programmes

Post-Secondary School Scholarship Scheme (PSSS) The second phase of the 4 year scholarship scheme commenced with 26 shortlisted beneﬁciaries from the 13 LGs/LCDAS within the district. … Continue ReadingEducation Support Programmes

Zonal Intervention Projects

20 seater boat donated to Tarkwa Bay Community Construction of Abimbola Jakande Obstetrics and Gynaecology Centre, Badore Eti-Osa Conventional and Solar Street Lighting in Gedegede, … Continue ReadingZonal Intervention Projects

Give Peace a Chance

I felicitate with Muslims in the Lagos Central Senatorial District, Lagos State and across the Federation on this celebration of the commemoration of the birthday of Prophet Mohammed (SAW).

The weeks in the run up to this celebration have been challenging, commencing with protests calling for an end to Police brutality and extrajudicial killings which degenerated into mayhem and chaos, resulting to loss of lives and property.

As we celebrate, I urge you all to give peace a chance, refusing to let detractors of our democracy and hoodlums ruin our Communities and collective gains. We must also be open to dialogue as a means of resolving our challenges and building an equitable and just nation.

We must continue to let Prophet Mohammed (SAW)’s teachings of tolerance, piety, and peaceful co-existence govern our actions, while remaining patriotic to our Nation.

If anything is certain, it is that if we all commit to playing our part in building the Country of our dreams, a Nigeria where our human resources are maximized, critical infrastructure is abundant and the economy thrives is possible.

Once again I congratulate you and wish you peace, joy and prosperity.

Happy Eid-el Maulud!

Senator Oluremi Tinubu, OON

My Diamond Jubilee appreciation

My dear friends,

I thank you for honouring God’s faithfulness in my life, for your outpouring of love and expression of goodwill, on the occasion of my 60th Birthday Anniversary, Monday September 21, 2020.

The years have gone by so fast, and God has indeed blessed me with wonderful family and friends, and to Him be all the glory.

Despite my decision not to have an elaborate celebration due to the COVID 19 pandemic, you all showed up for me.

Indeed, I am humbled by your overwhelming support and generosity towards the New Era Foundation, which coincidentally, celebrated its 20th Anniversary on March 21, 2020. Be assured that your support will go a long way towards bequeathing a better society to our women and youth of this and future generations.

I cannot thank you enough, and I pray that God continues to bless and keep you in good health and prosperity.

Senator Oluremi Tinubu

Rise Up and Build

Patriotism is, fundamentally, a conviction that a particular country is the best in the world because you were born in it…
– George Bernard Shaw

I felicitate with the people of Lagos Central Senatorial District, Lagos State, and Nigerians at home and in the Diaspora on 60 years of Nigeria’s independence.

Independence Day is the greatest, most significant day of history for any nation in the world. It is celebrated once in a year with much enthusiasm and vigour, to commemorate the sacrifice of those who fought bravely to bring freedom for the nation and its prosperity. It is the day that the dreams of freedom from colonial rule of our founding fathers and Nationalists came to realization, marking the start of a new era.

Our experiences in the years that followed – several years of military rule, a civil war, economic boom, return to democratic rule etc. have bound us together, giving us all a common interest and heritage. If anything is clear, it is that crisis often fosters unity. Like a Phoenix, Nigeria has risen out of every challenge, overcome the odds and thrived, in spite of it all.

And even though there is so much room for improvement, it is certain that in spite of our differences, we can overcome whatever challenges come our way.

Even in the face of the outbreak of the COVID 19 Pandemic, a crisis which has embroiled global economies, we have thrived, by sheer force of will and innovation, defying projections and expectations.

Thus, we must brace ourselves up to face the challenges that a post COVID 19 world may portend, facing the future with renewed hope and zeal; and rising out of the ashes of this pandemic to leave a foundation that those coming behind can build on.

We must continue to be innovative in meeting the demands of these times, showing patriotism, putting Nigeria’s unity first and eschewing all forms of tribal bigotry and religious intolerance. More than ever, we must in our disposition, action and words, show faith in the future of our Country.

Nigeria is a great Nation, blessed with so much potential and resources. Let us be true to her and build a legacy that will transcend time.

Once again, I congratulate you all and wish you Happy Independence Celebrations! God bless Nigeria.

Senator Oluremi Tinubu, OON

HOPE in Uncertain Time

I felicitate with Muslims in the Lagos Central Senatorial District, Lagos State and Nigeria on this year’s celebration of Eid-el-Kabir.

This celebration reminds us of Prophet Ibrahim’s absolute obedience to God. In celebrating Eid-el-Kabir, often, we emphasize his willingness to obey God, regardless of what the sacrifice entailed.

Beyond this however, it highlights how God always shows up in our situation. He may not show up how or when we want, but he will show up at the best time. Just before Prophet Ibrahim could sacrifice his son, God provided a worthy alternative.

This year, 2020 has been tumultuous, even for the world at large. We must however trust that in spite of and regardless of everything that is going on right now, it will work out for our good.

While many are unable to attend Hajj or gather physically as they usually would in celebration of the Festival, we must come to terms with the realities on ground. We must however continue to do our part, pray, trust in God and obey constituted authority.

This is also a good time to remind us all that we are still in the middle of a pandemic. Thus, we must continue to abide by the directives laid down by the Government – avoid large gatherings, practice social distancing, wash your hands, and wear your mask.

I urge you all to let the teachings of Islam – forbearance, moderation, love for your neighbor, and alms giving- be evident in your lives and conduct.

Once again, I congratulate you and wish you a joyous celebration.

Happy Eid-el-Kabir.

Senator Oluremi Tinubu, OON

A Call to Obey

I felicitate with Nigerians at home and in the Diaspora on the commemoration of Democracy Day, 2020. A little over twenty-one (21) years ago, on May 29^th 1999, a democratically elected government was inaugurated, ushering in the fourth republic and commencing the longest stretch of democratic rule in Nigerian history.

In addition, this celebration is the first anniversary of the commemoration of June 12 as Democracy Day, having been so designated by His Excellency, President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR.

It is a reminder of our collective will and decision to be governed by democratic ideals. For students of governance, history and democrats, the significance of June 12, 1993 and the ensuing struggle is not lost.

Regardless, it has not been a smooth sailing journey. The result however has been increased determination to do right by Nigerians and leave a Country that generations unborn can be proud of. The President Muhammadu Buhari led administration is on the right path, given its antecedents in the last few years, and in particular its response to the outbreak of the COVID19 pandemic.

I must also use the opportunity to congratulate our beloved President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR on the 5^th anniversary of his inauguration, while commending him once again for designating June 12 as Nigeria’s rightful Democracy Day.

This Democracy Day celebration calls for even greater commitment to guarding our democracy, while working together to realize the vision of our founding fathers – ‘one Nation bound in freedom, peace and unity’.

We must also ensure that every Nigerian, regardless of gender, tribe, creed, religion and political affiliations, is safe and protected, refusing to coddle violent and discordant elements in our various Communities.

Once again, I congratulate you all and may the labour of our heroes past, never be in vain.

Senator Oluremi Tinubu, OON

About Oluremi

My Agenda

My Stewardship

My Stewardship

Socio-Economic Impact at the Constituency

Education Support Programmes

Zonal Intervention Projects

Give Peace a Chance

My Diamond Jubilee appreciation

Rise Up and Build

HOPE in Uncertain Time

A Call to Obey

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