Religious Diversity at Home: A Tribute to Remi Tinubu. By Dr. Jimoh Ibrahim, CFR



In a home where the husband is a Muslim and the wife is a Christian, the stability of all issues 
reflects the celebration of both as a living example of religious diversity, despite the 
complexities inherent in diversity. Even if I offend the President on this matter, the credit goes 
to Senator Remi Tinubu, who is an extraordinary example of a wife, a mother, and the pride of 
a nation. She remains devoted to Christ and her husband with remarkable commitment over 
the years. She understands the price of peace and bears the full responsibility of maintaining a 
home with a deeply devoted Muslim husband.
Senator Olufemi Tinubu highlighted the essential values of Christianity from Galatians 5:22-
23, which encompass love, joy, peace, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-
control, complementing her husband’s deeply rooted Islamic foundation from the Quran, 9:51:
‘Never will we be struck except by what Allah has decreed for us; He is our protector.’ And 
upon Allah let the believers rely.” President Tinubu is steadfast in his commitment to tolerance 
due to the rewards and benefits he has derived from his wife’s dedication to the home and the 
love of Christ. Oluremi is devoted to the house, and in the face of Christ, for I see in her 
countenance the incredible desire to attain heaven, and she would love to find out where Bola 
is! Surely for another marriage. There is a period of holiday between the first and the second 
life; at least, there is no marriage in heaven. Even when President Tinubu is available, he will 
also find a holiday period until we all return, when he will be searching for his love, Oluremi.
As we celebrate Eid Al Adha Mubarak, we reflect on the love of obedience, faith, joy, peace, 
and immeasurable happiness. President Tinubu’s home stands as empirical evidence of the 
remarkable success of the pathway to those meaningful aspects of Eid Al Adha that every 
family must embrace. We must remain committed to our words and to the unity of one Nigeria, 
demonstrated through our love and kindness. Our peace is rooted in our self-belief in building 
a nation that no one else can create for us but ourselves. If a diverse home in religion can be 
constructed on one credible love, as exemplified by the President's family. In that case, we 
should regard our nation as an opportunity to cultivate incremental innovation stemming from 
our diversity. Senator Oluremi Tinubu, Nigeria's First Lady, has shared a unique message of 
matrimonial success. However, social cohesion, significant misunderstandings, and conflict 
converge in various situations; She firmly states that for years, she has been managing these 
challenges, which we celebrate today as a testament to President Tinubu’s family success. The 
essential lesson to distil from the One Nigeria project thesis is that respecting these differences 
is crucial for building a more tolerant and understanding society where peace, love, and 
kindness are the fundamental pillars of remarkable progress! She deserves a country cake.
By
Dr. Jimoh Ibrahim, CFR
Jimoh is the first person since 1209 to obtain a Business Doctorate from the University of 
obtain-doctor-of-business-degree-dbus/ He is currently a serving Senator of the Federal 
Republic of Nigeria and holds a lifetime seat on the Senate of the University of Cambridge. 
Additionally, he possesses another Doctorate in Modern War from the University of 
Buckingham.