Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has revealed that life inside the Presidential Villa can often feel isolating and detached from the outside world.
She made this revelation in her newly released memoir, The Journey of Grace: Giving Thanks in All Things, a 52-page book launched in commemoration of her 65th birthday.
In the memoir, the First Lady reflects on her experiences since becoming Nigeria’s First Lady, highlighting the challenges of living in a highly guarded and restricted environment. According to her, while the Villa represents power and privilege, it can sometimes feel lonely and cut off from everyday realities.
The book also sheds light on her journey of faith, resilience, and thanksgiving, emphasizing her commitment to supporting her husband, President Bola Tinubu, and serving Nigerians through humanitarian and social impact initiatives.
Oluremi Tinubu’s memoir was unveiled at her 65th birthday celebration, attended by dignitaries, political leaders, and family members.
