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Nigeria’s first lady, Remi Tinubu, visits Zach Orji in Abuja hospital, pledges support

The visit by Tinubu accompanied by Hajia Nana Shettima, the wife of the Vice- President, has, no doubt, scored the Bola Tinubu administration's welfarism high.

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The First Lady, Sen. Oluremi Tinubu, on Tuesday evening visited ailing actor, Zach Orji at the Abuja General hospital to offer support to the thespian.
Orji, Persecondnews recalls, reportedly collapsed a few days ago and was rushed to the hospital where he has been receiving treatment.Sen.Tinubu, known for her philanthropic efforts and commitment to community welfare, spent time at Mr. Orji’s bedside.

The visit is aimed at providing solace and encouragement during a challenging time for the acclaimed actor.

After being rushed to the hospital due to a sudden collapse, he is reportedly responding to the ongoing medical treatment.

While he has started engaging in conversations, it is noted that he has not yet regained the strength to walk.

The visit by Tinubu accompanied by Hajia Nana Shettima, the wife of the Vice- President, has, no doubt, scored the Bola Tinubu administration’s welfarism high.

Per Second News also reports that the high-profile visit not only lifted the spirits of Orji but also sparked conversations on social media platforms.

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