Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, has applauded the resilience, courage, sacrifices, and achievements of women across the country and around the world as Nigeria joins others in celebrating Mother’s Day.
In a message marking the 2026 celebration of Mother’s Day, the First Lady described mothers as the “silent architects of the nation’s future” and the enduring heartbeat of every home.
Mother’s Day is celebrated in honour of mothers and motherhood, recognizing maternal bonds and the influence of mothers in society and within families.
Addressing mothers across Nigeria, Mrs. Tinubu expressed appreciation for their unwavering love, care, and sacrifices.
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“Today, I honour and celebrate every mother across Nigeria. Your love, care and sacrifices do not go unnoticed,” she said.
She noted that while mothers are often recognized for major sacrifices, it is their everyday acts of love that truly define motherhood.
“Beyond the big sacrifices, it is the small, quiet moments that truly define a mother’s love. On this special day, we carry those moments in our hearts and say thank you for the warmth and love you selflessly give,” she stated.
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The First Lady also described mothers as heroes of the nation who play a crucial role in nurturing families and shaping society.
“To all mothers who nurture, love and shape our families, you are the heroes of our nation,” she added.
Mrs. Tinubu further encouraged mothers to continue guiding and teaching their children, stressing the importance of passing down wisdom and strength to future generations.
“I implore our mothers to continue to teach and guide the children, passing down wisdom and strength that would benefit future generations,” she said.
She also offered prayers for mothers across the nation, expressing hope that they would live to enjoy the fruits of their labour through their children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
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Reports indicate that Mother’s Day is celebrated on different dates around the world, most commonly in March or May, depending on the country’s tradition.
