President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has expressed condolences to former Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji, following the death of his mother, Mrs. Monica Nnenna Nnaji.
In a statement issued on Monday by his Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, the President sympathised with the Nnaji family and paid tribute to the late matriarch for her resilience and dedication to raising her children.
Tinubu noted that Mrs. Nnaji lived a life defined by sacrifice, discipline and commitment to family, adding that her values were reflected in the achievements of her children.
The President said, “I mourn with Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji and the entire Nnaji family over the passing of their beloved mother, Mrs. Monica Nnenna Nnaji. Mama lived an exemplary and fulfilled life, marked by resilience, sacrifice and devotion to the upbringing of her children.”
He further commended the late Mrs. Nnaji for raising her children through hard work and discipline, noting that her efforts helped shape individuals who have contributed to national development.
According to the President, “The late matriarch’s strength and commitment were evident in the way she nurtured her family. She raised four sons through hard work and discipline, and today her legacy is visible in the lives of her children who have continued to make meaningful contributions to the growth and development of our nation.”
Tinubu urged the bereaved family to find comfort in the enduring legacy left behind by their mother.
He added, “At this difficult moment, I encourage the Nnaji family to take solace in the remarkable legacy Mama left behind — a legacy that continues to live through her children and the many lives she touched. I pray that Almighty God grants her eternal rest and comforts the family she has left behind.”

