The Nation Newspaper ‘Abibat Mogaji Stage Project’ for Abuja, Lagos
’s children-Iyaloja of Lagos Mrs Folasade Ojo and Seyi Tinubu-have endorsed the ‘Alhaja Abibatu Mogagi Stage Project, Artswax Communications has disclosed.
Seyi lauded the move to further immortalise his grandmother through the arts, promising to give his support and collaborate on any meaningful project geared towards national development. ‘Abibatu Mogaji’, a captivating stage play, is on the life and times of Alhaja Abibatu Mogaji, the first Iyaloja General of Nigeria and mother of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
The additional performances with tickets available on July 11 at the NAF Centre, Abuja and July 14 at the Glover Memorial Hall, Lagos.
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