Today, Nigeria is 56. We can look back at our history and say… we have fallen short of the mark we set gor ourselves on Oct 1, 1960. The situation we find ourselves is definitely not what our founding fathers had hoped for. But still Hope remains… as long as we have life, we must Hope. we must Hope that tomorrow, things will get better. Let us keep hope alive.
Of recent, Nigeria has slipped away from it’s position as the biggest economy in Africa. We charge our government to get us back to that spot. We also charge the government to solve the herdsmen-farmer crises in such a way that no one feels their land has been taken from him.
Commercial ranching has to introduced, so that our herdsmen can fulfill their great economic potentials. Farmers should feel safe to farm without fearing for their lives or for the wellbeing of their crops. Justice, forgiveness and understanding must prevail, so that our country can leave this painful period of disunity.
Once again, Happy Independence Day, Nigeria. It shall be well Nigeria.
I wish they could listen
There’s absolutely nothing to be happy about our independence day celebration.