President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has congratulated Mrs Oluremi Debbie Olowu, pioneer Director General of the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, as she marks her 80th birthday.
Tinubu celebrated the remarkable journey of Mrs Olowu as a lawyer, public servant, community leader and nation-builder whose life has been defined by courage, compassion and an unwavering commitment to the service of humanity.
“At 80, your story stands as a testament to what a determined woman can accomplish when intellect is matched with vision, integrity and a deep concern for others.
“Your tenure as Director-General of NEMA (1999 to 2002) remains one of the defining years of your distinguished career. You provided leadership at a critical period and helped transform the organisation from what was essentially a relief-oriented department into a more structured emergency humanitarian institution.
“Through your generosity, advocacy, leadership and interventions at critical periods, countless individuals and families have found hope where there was despair, assistance where there was hardship, and a helping hand when they had nowhere else to turn. You made a difference.
“As you mark this special milestone, may Almighty God continue to bless you with peace, renewed strength, good health, fulfilment and abundant joy,” President Tinubu remarked.
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