The First Lady of Lagos State has called for stronger values of discipline, integrity, and emotional stability in families and society during a seminar marking the Nigerian Navy’s 70th anniversary.
Eko Hot News reports that Dr. (Mrs.) Claudiana Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu attended the event organised by the Naval Officers’ Wives Association (NOWA), where she highlighted the importance of character development and family cohesion.
The seminar focused on the theme “SHINE: Self-Control, Humility, Integrity, Nurturing Relationships, and Emotional Stability.”
Dr. Sanwo-Olu described the theme as timely and relevant to building stronger households and a more united society.
She congratulated the Nigerian Navy on 70 years of dedicated national service.
The First Lady commended NOWA for its consistent contributions to family welfare and women empowerment.
She noted that the association has remained impactful in promoting community development initiatives.
Dr. Sanwo-Olu also acknowledged the Navy’s support for youth-focused programmes in Lagos State.
She expressed appreciation for the role of the Navy in the 2026 Lagos Boy Child Initiative experiential tour.
According to her, the collaboration reflects the importance of partnership in youth development.
She encouraged participants to apply the lessons from the seminar in their daily lives.
The First Lady stressed the need for emotional balance and positive relationships within families.
She urged attendees to embrace values that promote peace and understanding in society.
Dr. Sanwo-Olu reaffirmed her commitment to initiatives that strengthen family systems in Lagos.
She praised NOWA for its efforts in supporting service families and community wellbeing.
Officials at the event highlighted the importance of the Nigerian Navy’s role in national security and stability.
They also emphasized the value of continuous capacity building for families of service personnel.
The seminar brought together participants to reflect on personal development and social responsibility.
Organizers said the programme was designed to promote positive behavioural change.
The First Lady’s presence underscored the state government’s support for value-driven initiatives.
The event formed part of activities commemorating the Nigerian Navy’s 70th anniversary.
