“He Leads With Grace, Not Noise” — Don Lulu Celebrates Seyi Tinubu On His Birthday

Abia-born businessman, philanthropist, and 2023 governorship aspirant, Mayor Lucky Igbokwe (Don Lulu), has congratulated Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on his birthday, describing him as a shining example of humility, leadership, and commitment to youth empowerment.

In his goodwill message made available to ABN TV, Mayor Igbokwe praised Seyi Tinubu for his inspiring leadership style and quiet influence, noting that he represents a refreshing blend of privilege, purpose, and compassion.

“Some people carry influence quietly, with a kind of grace that makes leadership look effortless. They don’t chase attention; they attract it through authenticity and purpose. My brother, Seyi Tinubu, is one of those rare individuals,” Igbokwe said.

He commended Seyi Tinubu’s entrepreneurial achievements as the Chief Executive Officer of Loatsad Promomedia, one of Nigeria’s foremost outdoor and digital advertising firms, saying he has proven that young Nigerians can excel through innovation and professionalism.

Mayor Igbokwe also applauded Seyi Tinubu’s philanthropic efforts through the Noella Foundation and its flagship Seyi Tinubu Empowerment Project (STEP), which provides mentorship, small business grants, and skills training to empower Nigerian youths.

“What stands out most about Seyi isn’t just his business success but how he uses that platform to make real social impact,” he added.

The Don Lulu Foundation founder said Seyi Tinubu’s commitment to empowering young people aligns with his own mission of building platforms that uplift Nigerians.

“Like Seyi, I believe leadership isn’t about how loud we speak, but how deeply we act. Nigeria doesn’t lack talent or ambition — it lacks platforms,” he said.

Igbokwe described Seyi Tinubu as calm, approachable, and deeply passionate about people, urging other young leaders to emulate his humility and dedication to service.

“As I celebrate my brother today, I celebrate not just his birthday but his journey — one built on empathy, purpose, and belief in the potential of Nigerian youth. Seyi reminds us that a better Nigeria isn’t a dream too far,” he concluded.