Former presidential aide Reno Omokri has celebrated Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Tinubu, ahead of his 41st birthday, praising his role in the City Boy Movement and the President’s Renewed Hope agenda. Omokri, in a birthday message posted on X, described Seyi as “the First Son and best scion…...
Former presidential aide Reno Omokri has celebrated Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Tinubu, ahead of his 41st birthday, praising his role in the City Boy Movement and the President’s Renewed Hope agenda.
Omokri, in a birthday message posted on X, described Seyi as “the First Son and best scion that any father could wish for,” while commending his support for his father’s administration.
He wrote: “As a liege to your father, His Excellency, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, you have been a bulwark against siege.”
Omokri also credited Seyi with contributing to the activities of the City Boy Movement, a group associated with support for President Tinubu.
“You are not just contemporary; you have also been an accessory to the greatness and success of every anniversary in the Renewed Hope supremacy, with more than an honorary mention in the CBM glossary and history,” he said.
Reflecting on his involvement with the movement, Omokri added: “As I said when I hoisted the CBM flag on Mount Kilimanjaro, because of you, the City Boy Movement has brought and continues to bring equity, joy and improvement.”
Read Also
He also included the Yoruba expression, “Omo ologo ko le bi omo ti o l’ogo!” in his message.
Read Also: Reno Omokri Defends Tinubu Over FBI Records, Explains DNA Claims
Omokri further described Seyi’s birthday as an opportunity to reflect on purpose and achievement, writing: “Very few people ever achieve two of the greatest knowledges: knowing when they were born and why they were birthed. To God be the glory, you know both.”
Concluding his message, Omokri said his family joined him in wishing Seyi well as he turned 41.
“Therefore, on the occasion of your forty-first birthday, which comes up tomorrow, my family and I wish you a happy birthday and extend to you our warmest right hand of fellowship,” he wrote.
He added: “May God bless the parents who bore you and the children you begat.”