The Speaker House of Representatives, Abbas Tajudeen, has congratulated Nigerians as the country marks its 65th Independence Anniversary, urging the citizens to see the bright future ahead.
Dr. Tajudeen in his congratulatory message, said Nigeria has come a long way through a chequered history, while the years ahead promise greater unity and prosperity for all.
While noting that God has indeed blessed the country with immeasurable human and natural resources, the Speaker called for collective efforts by all stakeholders towards building “a nation of our dreams regardless of religious, ethnic and political differences.”
The Speaker expressed optimism that the country remains the Giant of Africa and is bound to reclaim its position as the biggest economy on the continent.
While urging Nigerians to remain undaunted by the security and socio-economic challenges, Speaker Abbas called for more prayers and patriotism as they remain law-abiding.
Similarly, the Deputy Speaker, Dr. Benjamin Kalu, in his country’s 65th Independence anniversary message urged the citizens to rekindle their hope and renew commitment towards building a nation that benefits everyone.
Reflecting on Nigeria’s journey, Dr. Kalu acknowledged the nation’s challenges but expressed optimism about its progress toward greatness.
He emphasized the significance of the Renewed Hope Agenda, initiated by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and encouraged Nigerians to remain patient and work together in harnessing their diversity, resilience, and determination for the development of the country.
The Deputy Speaker noted that the agenda embodied collective aspirations for a Nigeria where citizens thrive and opportunities abound, stressing that working together will help build a nation that reflects the dreams of Nigeria’s founding fathers.
Dr. Kalu reaffirmed his commitment to serving Nigerians and contributing to the nation’s growth as a federal lawmaker, assuring that the Parliament will continue to prioritize people-orientated legislations.
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