Nigerians expose nursing school provost who queried student for not calling Remi Tinubu ‘mother’

Nigerians have uncovered the identity and photo of the provost of a nursing school in Agbor, Delta State, who issued a query letter to a student for failing to refer to First Lady Remi Tinubu as “mother” during her visit.

This revelation surfaced in a viral post on X, formerly Twitter, sparking widespread reactions.

Earlier, a video had circulated online showing students of the nursing school refusing to chant along when a song was sung in honor of Remi Tinubu.

In the clip, a man led the chant, saying, “Remi Tinubu, na our mama be this oo.”

However, instead of repeating the lyrics, the students rejected them, responding with, “Na your mama be this oo.”

One of the students later shared the video online, prompting the school authorities to investigate.

The student responsible for the post was identified and subsequently issued a query letter.

Shortly after, the letter leaked online, drawing widespread condemnation from social media users.

The backlash led the Delta State Commissioner for Health to intervene, ordering the provost to withdraw the query.

Barely 10 hours later, Nigerians uncovered the name and photo of the provost allegedly behind the disciplinary action.

Sharing the details on X, a user identified as @Balatic wrote:

“If you know this nice provost, Evbodaghe Rita Ogonne, please tell her Nigerians are about to show her massive love for fighting for their humiliated First Lady. She will soon feel the massive love of Nigerians for being a responsible provost. She doesn’t know what’s coming.” 

Following the post, several social media users flooded the comment section to share their thoughts.