Prominent Delta leader, business executive and PDP chieftain Dr. Doghor Boyo, has warmly welcomed the First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Oluremi Tinubu, CON, OON, to her ancestral homeland during her official visit to Delta State.
In a statement filled with pride and cultural solidarity, Dr. Boyo described the First Lady as “our sister,” emphasizing the deep-rooted ties that transcend politics and unite them by heritage.
, Dr. Doghor Boyo, welcome our sister, Senator Remi Tinubu, to her motherland, Erubooooo. Though we may belong to different political parties, we are joined together by our mother tongue and our shared Delta heritage. We are proud of you.”
The home coming marks a significant moment for Delta State, as sons and daughters of the soil gathered to receive the First Lady with enthusiasm and optimism. Dr. Boyo underscored the importance of unity beyond party lines, noting that cultural identity and collective progress remain paramount.
He expressed hope that the First Lady’s presence would translate into tangible development and renewed federal attention for communities across the state.
“We are hopeful that your visit will bring positive changes to our communities and to Delta State at large.”
Observers note that the First Lady’s engagements in the region are expected to focus on women’s empowerment, youth development, and social welfare initiatives areas closely aligned with her advocacy portfolio.
Dr. Boyo concluded his remarks with a resounding affirmation of cultural pride and national unity.
