A woman can be behind a man’s success, have impact on him: motivate him, support him, and sacrifice for him so he could do whatever he wants.
Wives of Nigerian prominent politicians have made themselves a force to reckon with.
Below are 5 probably the most influential women in our country.
1. Aisha Buhari

Aisha Buhari in Geneva
Buhari’s wife announced her decision to be addressed as the wife of the president and not the first lady of Nigeria. Her action has been greeted with extreme repulsion.
2. Remi Tinubu

National leader of the APC Bola Tinubu with his wife Remi
As First Lady, Remi Tinubu established the New Era Foundation, dedicated to establishing centres for “all round development of young ones and promote public awareness on environmental health and community service.” She is a member of the ruling party.
Tinubu’s wife is currently a seasoned senator.
3. Dolapo Osinbajo

L-R: Aisha Buhari, Mrs Olubisi Osinbajo and Dolapo Osinbajo
Dolapo is described by many people as humble, unassuming and submissive, , She oversees the Orderly Society Trust, an NGO, formed in 2007 and dedicated to the promotion of Christian ethics and orderliness. Dolapo also wrote a book titled “They Call Me Mama”.
A practical woman, Osinbajo’s large heart and motherly care might be one of the many expected highpoints of the incumbent governme
4. Toyin Saraki

Mrs. Toyin Saraki
5. Iara Oshiomhole

Iara Oshiomhole and Ahmed Ali, the Comptroller General of Customs.
Mrs Oshiomhole recently launched her pet project “We Care Trust,” which focuses on welfare for orphans, environmental responsibilities and skills acquisition stem from her passion for the vulnerable.
When photos of her wedding appeared on the internet, most Nigerians believed she was just an ‘arm candy’ for the governor’. Meanwhile, her recent humanitarian activities are gradually setting her apart.
Indeed, the incumbent government may not have as much women in principal positions as the previous one, but given the nature of these women, it will only be a matter of time before their performances can affect lives of other women in Nigeria positively.
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