SEYI TINUBU: ONCE UPON A TIME IN NIGERIA


 

By Shehu Otuoze Yahaya (Lashek)

 

Once upon a time in Nigeria, there lives a remarkable young man named Seyi Tinubu who is the son of Nigeria’s President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR. Seyi Tinubu is the Grand Patron of the City Boy Movement, a group dedicated to promoting his father’s vision for the country. He has a burning passion for his father’s political ambition and Ideology.

Seyi’s love for the Nigerian youths is unparalleled. He is determined and believes in their potentials. He ensures that they are given opportunities to serve and contribute their leadership quota as Nigerian Youths. He is Working tirelessly to secure appointments for the youth in his father’s administration, knowing that they hold the key to a brighter future.

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Unlike other leaders who kept their children away in foreign countries, Seyi was always on the ground, fully immersed in the political landscape. He understands the importance of leading by example and showing the youth that they too had a role to play in shaping the nation.

For his unwavering dedication and commitment to the cause of youth emancipation, Seyi is admired and looked up to by many. He set a standard for young Nigerian leaders to emulate by actively involving himself in politics and business. This act created a sense of belonging among the young people and instilled faith in the government.

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Seyi is not only a brilliant young man but also possesses impeccable characteristics of a good leader, just like his father. His steadfastness and love for the youth are truly commendable.

As I celebrate the amiable life of Seyi Tinubu, I call upon all Nigerian youths to join me in recognizing his efforts. Let us appreciate his commitment to our betterment and strive to follow in his footsteps. Together, we can create a brighter future for Nigeria.


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