Nigeria’s First Lady (Oluremi Tinubu) Gives ₦1 Billion to Help Families in Benue

Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, visited Benue State on Tuesday. She announced a ₦1 billion donation for displaced families. The news was shared at Makurdi’s New Banquet Hall. Families, leaders, and aid workers gathered there. They heard her inspiring words of hope. The funds come from the Renewed Hope Initiative. This program supports Nigeria’s struggling communities. The money will provide food and shelter. It will also fund medicine and job training. “Families will rebuild and thrive,” she said warmly. She promised fair distribution of the funds. The Initiative will work with Benue’s leaders. She visited IDP camps and met families. Their stories strengthened her resolve to help. She urged businesses to contribute. “Everyone should lend a hand,” she said. The crowd cheered her compassionate leadership.

Why give such an amount of money?

Benue faces conflicts, bandit attacks, and floods. These have displaced thousands, including children, into camps. Families struggle without homes or livelihoods. This ₦1 billion donation offers vital support. It addresses immediate needs like food. It also helps with long-term recovery. The funds give hope to the vulnerable. They aim to restore stability and dignity.

Benefits

The ₦1 billion gift brings hope to Benue. It helps families rebuild homes and livelihoods. Children can dream of brighter futures. Governor Hyacinth Alia expressed gratitude. The funds will improve camp conditions. Better food and healthcare will be provided. Education for displaced children will be supported. Families feel empowered by this care. The donation strengthens community resilience. Nigeria’s commitment shines through this kindness.