By By Elizabeth Ugbo
The Traditional Rulers Council of Imo State honored Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, with the “Oso di Eme” chieftaincy title during her recent visit to the state. Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma said the traditional rulers recognized her empowerment programmes and support for vulnerable residents.
Why Oluremi Tinubu Received the Title
Governor Uzodimma explained the reasons behind the traditional rulers’ decision to honor the First Lady.
According to him, Oluremi Tinubu has supported vulnerable people through several empowerment initiatives.
He said her programmed have also provided assistance to women and other disadvantaged groups.
Uzodimma made the remarks while highlighting the significance of her visit to Imo State.
Traditional Rulers Recognize Her Contributions
The governor said the “Oso di Eme” title reflects the traditional rulers’ appreciation.
He noted that the title recognizes the First Lady’s efforts to improve people’s welfare.
The traditional rulers also acknowledged her commitment to supporting vulnerable communities.
Uzodimma described the honor as a reflection of her positive impact on residents.
Oluremi Tinubu’s Empowerment Initiatives
The First Lady has promoted several initiatives focused on empowerment and social support.
These programmed aim to improve livelihoods and provide opportunities for vulnerable Nigerians.
In Imo State, her interventions have attracted recognition from traditional institutions.
Consequently, the Traditional Rulers Council chose to honour her with the prestigious title.
Significance of the ‘Oso di Eme’ Title
The “Oso di Eme” title represents recognition from the traditional institution in Imo State.
It also highlights the importance of community support and social empowerment.
Governor Uzodimma said the honour celebrates Oluremi Tinubu’s contributions to vulnerable people.
The recognition further underscores the growing partnership between traditional institutions and social development initiatives.
