DIPLOMATIC WIN: Senator Jimoh Ibrahim hailed First Lady Oluremi Tinubu’s presence at the 74th National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C., saying it “reset the clock on how the world views us.” Highlighting that President Trump recognized her as an ordained pastor, Ibrahim stated the visit effectively countered negative claims about religious persecution in Nigeria and showcased the nation’s soft power on the global stage. “Her presence as a pastor and a leader is a masterstroke that dispels the ‘religious genocide’ myth better than any formal protest could,” he added.

DIPLOMATIC WIN: Senator Jimoh Ibrahim hailed First Lady Oluremi Tinubu’s presence at the 74th National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C., saying it “reset the clock on how the world views us.” Highlighting that President Trump recognized her as an ordained pastor, Ibrahim stated the visit effectively countered negative claims about religious persecution in Nigeria and showcased the nation’s soft power on the global stage. “Her presence as a pastor and a leader is a masterstroke that dispels the ‘religious genocide’ myth better than any formal protest could,” he added.