Tinubu celebrates son Seyi at 40

President Bola Tinubu has celebrated his son, Seyi, on his 40th birthday, applauding his focus, courage, and commitment to driving positive generational change.
The president conveyed his heartfelt message on Sunday, praising Mr Seyi’s journey through life and his unwavering pursuit of purpose and service.
“My dear son, today, as you turn forty, I thank Almighty God for your life and the man you have become.”
“You have walked your path with focus, courage, and humility, and you have done so with a heart that seeks to build, serve, and uplift others.”
“From an early age, you have shown determination and a desire to create and lead. I have watched you turn ideas into institutions and challenges into opportunities.”
Mr Tinubu lauded Mr Seyi’s resilience in both business and public service, noting his success is rooted in impact rather than wealth or status.
“In business and in service, you have shown that true success is not measured by wealth or power but by the impact we make and the lives we touch.”
“Forty is a special age. It bridges youthful drive and the more profound wisdom that life brings.”
“You have carried your name with honour and have remained faithful to the values of discipline, integrity, and hard work.”
He commended Mr Seyi’s role as a husband and father, noting the pride the entire family shares in his growth and leadership.
“Our entire family is proud of you. We are proud of the family you are building with Layal, your devotion as a husband and father, and your commitment to making a difference in your generation.”
Mr Tinubu urged him to keep inspiring others and prayed for continued strength, wisdom, and peace in his life.
“As you celebrate this milestone, remember that your strength lies in what you achieve and how you inspire others to believe in themselves. May God bless you with wisdom, good health, and peace.”
“Happy 40th Birthday, my son. You have made us proud, and I know you will continue to make Nigeria proud.”
(NAN)
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