First Lady Hosts Children’s Christmas Brunch

The First Lady of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, on Thursday hosted the annual Children’s Christmas Brunch at the State House Conference Centre, welcoming children and several prominent figures from across the country.

The event saw the participation of Hajia Fatima Abbas, wife of the Speaker of the House of Representatives; Hajia Nana Shettima, wife of the Vice President; and Amb. Olufolake Abdulrazaq, wife of the Kwara State Governor and Chairman of the Governors’ Wives Forum. The gathering highlighted the First Lady’s commitment to supporting children and promoting festive goodwill.

During the brunch, attendees engaged in a series of interactive activities with the children, including storytelling, games, and cultural performances aimed at fostering joy, creativity, and social interaction. The event also provided an opportunity for charitable initiatives, with participants contributing gifts and essentials to children from various backgrounds.

Speaking at the event, Senator Oluremi Tinubu emphasized the importance of nurturing and celebrating children, particularly during the festive season. She encouraged families and community leaders to ensure that every child experiences joy, care, and inclusion during the holidays.

The wives of key national leaders, including Hajia Fatima Abbas and Hajia Nana Shettima, reiterated their commitment to child welfare initiatives and expressed support for ongoing programs that empower young Nigerians. Amb. Olufolake Abdulrazaq highlighted the collaborative efforts of governors’ wives in addressing children’s health, education, and welfare across Nigeria.

The Children’s Christmas Brunch has become a significant event on the State House calendar, symbolizing the First Lady’s dedication to social causes and the promotion of a culture of giving and community engagement. Through such events, the First Lady’s office continues to spotlight issues affecting children and ensure they are celebrated and supported in meaningful ways.

Guests praised the event for its festive spirit and the opportunity it provided for children to interact with role models and leaders’ families, fostering a sense of community and national unity.

As the season of giving continues, the First Lady and her distinguished guests remain committed to advancing initiatives that create lasting impact on the lives of Nigeria’s children, blending celebration with social responsibility.