Leaders call for unity, collective efforts to reposition Nigeria

By Emmanuel Okonkwo | IchieTimes

Political and community leaders have called on Nigerians to unite across ethnic, political and religious lines and work collectively towards repositioning the country for sustainable development.

The leaders made the call at Dr Alex Ekwueme Square, Awka, during the commemoration of Nigeria’s 66th Independence Anniversary.

Speaking to the ABS, the Mayor of Awka South Local Government Area, Prince Chinedu Okafor, and a stakeholder in Enugwu Ukwu, Njikoka Local Government Area, Mr Emmanuel Atuegbu Dangana, described Nigeria as a blessed nation with significant potential for growth.

They urged citizens to maintain faith in the country and support efforts aimed at improving the economy, infrastructure and security.

The leaders stressed that Nigerians have no other country to call their own, urging citizens to contribute positively to the development and progress of the nation.

Also speaking, the APGA flag bearer for Anambra Central Senatorial District in next year’s general elections, Honourable Dozie Nwankwo, and the APGA candidate for Awka South One Constituency, Chief Samuel Igwedimma Nwofor, called on Nigerians to continue praying for the country and its leaders.

They acknowledged the challenges confronting the nation but expressed hope that Nigeria would overcome its difficulties and achieve greater development.

The leaders said unity, responsible citizenship and collective efforts remained important to building the Nigeria Nigerians desire.