Regina Daniels Nwoko, a Nollywood actress, has praised Remi Tinubu, the wife and First Lady of Nigeria.
The First Lady was present at the Christian Association of Nigeria’s 63rd Nigeria Independence Anniversary, which the movie actress had attended.
Regina complimented the First Lady for being an inspiration while posting pictures from the occasion. She claimed that witnessing the first lady talk so passionately about the nation made her heart rejoice.
In addition to praying for Nigeria, she challenged residents to embody the change they genuinely want to see in Nigeria.
“Yesterday I attended the 63rd Nigeria independence anniversary organized by the Christian Association of Nigeria. It gladdens my heart to hear the First Lady speak so passionately about our country. She is truly inspiring. While we pray for a greater Nigeria, let us be the change we truly seek for our great country Nigeria.”
Regina’s standing has improved ever since she married a senator and managed to get an appointment with senator’s spouses.
The movie star had received accolades from fans as she stepped out in style for the Senator’s Wives meeting.
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Sharing photos from the event, she revealed that it was hosted by the wife of the Senate president, Mrs. Ekaette Akpabio, who is the President of the council.
Recounting the event, she stated that their major priority was on how to train and improve the girl child in Nigeria.
Regina Daniels had bagged an appointment as the Social Secretary of the 10th Assembly Senators’ Wives Forum Executive Council in July.
The good news was made known by her mother, Rita Daniels, who congratulated her on her new feat.
Calling her ‘her pride’, she stated that when grace speaks for one, it radiates all over them.
Speaking out, Regina shared photos from the inauguration, as she spoke out on the event, which she stated was specifically about the growth of Nigeria.
Touching on her appointment, Regina stated that she looks forward to a great Nigeria.
