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    A video showing former First Lady of Nigeria, Dame Patience Jonathan, praising God at an event has sparked reactions on social media.

    In the video, the former First Lady was seated and holding a microphone when she appeared ready to address those present.

    However, before saying anything, she broke into a Christian praise song, drawing attention from people at the event and viewers who watched the footage online.

    Patience Jonathan sang the popular Christian song, “What shall I say unto the Lord, all I have to say, thank you Lord.”

    Her brief singing session has since attracted comments from social media users, with many praising her appearance and reflecting on her time as Nigeria’s First Lady.

    Security personnel’s reaction attracts attention

    One of the moments that particularly caught viewers’ attention was the reaction of one of her security personnel while she was singing.

    The security operative could be seen looking towards the former First Lady as she sang, prompting some viewers to comment on the interaction.

    The video has generated nostalgic reactions from some Nigerians, with several users recalling Patience Jonathan’s time in the presidential residence.

    Others focused on her appearance, describing her as looking healthy and strong.

    Nigerians react

    Social media users shared different opinions about the former First Lady and the viral video.

    Chinemelumma wrote: “She wasn’t so mean like Oluremi Tinubu. She has human sympathy and empathy unlike Oluremi.”

    Anslem commented: “She looks strong and healthy.”

    Yorbanub asked: “Former keh, we get another First Lady like this?”

    Wickeddebbie wrote: “She was one of the few genuine women left on earth.”

    Salami said: “We miss her so much. The blood you’re sharing. There is God oooo.”

    Sucre added: “Nigerian First Lady with heart of empathy.”

    Watch the video here…

     

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