Nigeria at 63: Kwara Governor Sends Message of Hope

Tunde Akanbi, Ilorin

The Kwara State Governor in Northcentral Nigeria, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has congratulated Nigerians on the country’s 63rd anniversary of independence. He said the country’s march to greatness is on course and on even stronger footing, regardless of its share of the challenges of nation-building that every society goes through.

The governor’s independence message is contained in a statement issued by his Chief Press Secretary, Rafiu Ajakaye commemorating the 63rd anniversary of the country.

According to him, what is certain is that the country has always emerged stronger from any of its challenges and the current ones, whatever their magnitude or shades, will not be an exception.

Congratulates President Tinubu

“I congratulate Mr President, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu,  and the rest of the country on this occasion. We thank God for His mercies on our country and commend all the patriots who have remained true to the dream of a greater, united Nigeria at all turns of our history.

“I join Mr President, the leadership of the other arms of government, and all leaders of thoughts to call on Nigerians to remain united and committed to collective good. Together, we’ll build on the successes of the past years and break new grounds in political maturity and inclusiveness, economic growth, and collective prosperity, ” the governor added.

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