In a recent interview with TVC News, the First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Remi Tinubu, emphasized the importance of gardening and growing one's own food. She highlighted the numerous health benefits of various vegetables, including okra, ewedu, water leaf, lemon grass, and bitter leaf, which she grows in her private vegetable garden at the State House.
"I'm trying to be an example, and everybody should try to grow something," she said. "You don't need a large piece of land, you can even use a bucket. It's smart farming, and it's free. It's God's gift to man, and we should all embrace it."
Remi Tinubu's initiative aims to promote a healthy lifestyle and encourage Nigerians to take charge of their food security. She believes that by growing their own food, people can enjoy the benefits of fresh, nutritious produce while also saving money.
The First Lady's appeal has resonated with the public, with many Nigerians praising her efforts to promote healthy living and self-sufficiency. The video of the interview shared on TVC News' official Instagram page has stirred massive reactions, with many people expressing their support and admiration for her initiative.
Remi Tinubu's call to action is simple: "Grow something, and you will enjoy doing it." Her enthusiasm and dedication to promoting healthy living are inspiring, and her example is sure to motivate many Nigerians to start their own gardens and embrace the benefits of homegrown produce.
Watch the video here.