Tunde’s insistence on carrying on in the face of his health challenges is yet another example of the Nigerian spirit. When faced with seemingly impossible challenges, we always find a way to surmount the odds with our never-say-die Nigerian spirit. Truly, Naija no dey carry last.
The reason for the foregoing view cannot be farfetched as by maintaining a record of family genealogies, Nigerians can preserve their rich cultural heritage and pass it down to future generations. This, no doubt, helps in keeping alive the stories, traditions, and histories that define various communities.
While some Yoruba Nation leaders saw her as a goof and distanced themselves from her, one of MKO Abiola's sons - Jamiu Abiola - said on behalf of the Abiola family that she is on her own. Now on the run, it remains to be seen whether she will continue with agitation or not.
Without any iota of exaggeration, she has indeed been a positive influence in her community, particularly among women. This is as she has been actively involved in engaging with women leaders in her husband’s constituency, Delta North district, where she has worked to promote his office and maintain strong ties with the community.
In fact, they have shown that the beauty of an ideal marriage is amplified by the joy of shared experiences. Like love birds that they truly are, it is evident that they have been reveling in the discovery of new horizons, and that they are no doubt in an ideal marriage, and by that been consistently enriching their bond through adventures, laughter, and the creation of cherished memories. These moments, both significant and mundane, weave the fabric of their shared history.