“Many Nigerians fail to value their leaders” – Remi Tinubu reacts after Trump honours her

Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Remi Tinubu, has reacted to the recent attention surrounding United States President Donald Trump’s accolades at the 74th Annual National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C.

She used the occasion to appeal to Nigerians to show greater respect and support for their leaders.

Alleged Disconnect Between Local and International Perception

In a post on her official Facebook page, Tinubu highlighted a disconnect between the global respect Nigerian leaders often receive and the criticism they face at home.

She pointed out that while leaders are honored abroad, they frequently encounter hostility and ridicule in Nigeria, often fueled by political narratives and amplified through social media.

Concerns Over Public Bullying and Mockery

The First Lady condemned what she described as a culture of public shaming and online bullying aimed at national figures.

Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Remi Tinubu, has reacted to the recent attention surrounding United States President Donald Trump’s accolades at the 74th Annual National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C.

She used the occasion to appeal to Nigerians to show greater respect and support for their leaders.

Alleged Disconnect Between Local and International Perception

In a post on her official Facebook page, Tinubu highlighted a disconnect between the global respect Nigerian leaders often receive and the criticism they face at home.

She pointed out that while leaders are honored abroad, they frequently encounter hostility and ridicule in Nigeria, often fueled by political narratives and amplified through social media.

Concerns Over Public Bullying and Mockery

The First Lady condemned what she described as a culture of public shaming and online bullying aimed at national figures.

Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Remi Tinubu, has reacted to the recent attention surrounding United States President Donald Trump’s accolades at the 74th Annual National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C.

She used the occasion to appeal to Nigerians to show greater respect and support for their leaders.

Alleged Disconnect Between Local and International Perception

In a post on her official Facebook page, Tinubu highlighted a disconnect between the global respect Nigerian leaders often receive and the criticism they face at home.

She pointed out that while leaders are honored abroad, they frequently encounter hostility and ridicule in Nigeria, often fueled by political narratives and amplified through social media.

Concerns Over Public Bullying and Mockery

The First Lady condemned what she described as a culture of public shaming and online bullying aimed at national figures.