"I’m Not Afraid Of Death" - Remi Tinubu
The First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, has made it known that she is not afraid of death as she is more than 60 years old.
In a viral video that surfaced a few weeks ago an Islamic cleric called for the head of the Oluremi Tinubu for her Christian faith.
The First Lady has boldly state with firmness that at 64 years of age, she isn't afraid of death.
She stated this on Tuesday while reacting to Gov. Bala Mohammed’s comment regarding recent threats to her life.
In a viral video that surfaced a few weeks ago an Islamic cleric called for the head of the Oluremi Tinubu for her Christian faith.
The First Lady has boldly state with firmness that at 64 years of age, she isn't afraid of death.
She stated this on Tuesday while reacting to Gov. Bala Mohammed’s comment regarding recent threats to her life.
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“I want to thank the Bauchi State governor for assuring me that I am safe, but I want to say that I am too old to be afraid.
“If God has granted me more than 60 years on earth, I shouldn’t be afraid of death.
“I thank God that you encouraged me to come and I want to say that Nigeria belongs to all of us. This is the time for us to unite more than ever before,” she said.
Gov. Mohammed had condemned the recent threat to the life of the Nigeria First Lady, which came from a person in Bauchi State, describing it as a national embarrassment.
“I am particularly disappointed and frustrated that the death threats came from someone from Bauchi State.
“It is a national embarrassment that someone from Bauchi State would threaten the wife of the President.
“I want to apologise to the First Lady over the incident and assure her that the person will not be spared.
“The First Lady’s visit is a powerful symbol of the peace and progress of Bauchi State."
“I want to thank the Bauchi State governor for assuring me that I am safe, but I want to say that I am too old to be afraid.
“If God has granted me more than 60 years on earth, I shouldn’t be afraid of death.
“I thank God that you encouraged me to come and I want to say that Nigeria belongs to all of us. This is the time for us to unite more than ever before,” she said.
Gov. Mohammed had condemned the recent threat to the life of the Nigeria First Lady, which came from a person in Bauchi State, describing it as a national embarrassment.
“I am particularly disappointed and frustrated that the death threats came from someone from Bauchi State.
“It is a national embarrassment that someone from Bauchi State would threaten the wife of the President.
“I want to apologise to the First Lady over the incident and assure her that the person will not be spared.
“The First Lady’s visit is a powerful symbol of the peace and progress of Bauchi State."
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