The Nigeria we see today is far removed from the country many of you hoped to build and pass on to future generations. Over time, we have drifted away from that vision, and we must now work together to restore our national aspirations.
Nigeria is richly endowed with natural resources, human talent, and enormous potential. We have capable citizens who, given the right leadership and opportunities, can help our country achieve remarkable progress.
Yet, many Nigerians, particularly our older generations, are deeply concerned about the future their children and grandchildren will inherit. Their concerns are legitimate, and their hopes must not be ignored.
This struggle is therefore bigger than any individual, political party, or generation. It is a collective responsibility.
The task of building a New Nigeria belongs to all of us: the young and the old, the experienced and the emerging leaders, those on this stage and those watching from their homes across the country.
We must recognise that national progress requires the participation of all who genuinely desire a better future for Nigeria.
History will remember this moment and the choices we make. It will record those who contributed to the effort to build a better nation and those who had the opportunity to participate in this important undertaking.
Our ultimate responsibility is to ensure that we leave behind a country in which our children can live with dignity, enjoy equal opportunities, and look forward to a future filled with hope.
Conclusion: A Collective Commitment to a New Nigeria
Distinguished leaders and fellow Nigerians, our message is simple: we must stand together, put the national interest first, and work with determination toward a better future.
We thank our leaders for their support, our chairman for his guidance, our presidential candidate for accepting this responsibility, and our elder statesmen for their wisdom and continued presence.
Above all, we thank the young people of Nigeria for believing that our country's future can be different from its present.
Together, let us renew our commitment to building a New Nigeria—a country that reflects our hopes, protects the interests of future generations, and fulfils the potential of its people.
Thank you all, and may God bless you.
May God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Long live Nigeria. Long live the vision of a New Nigeria.
@princebasseyotu Congratulations once again,
His Excellency, this is a wonderful approach to good governance, making it people oriented.
Going forward;
Start an impactful & feasible signature project; Engaging every good hands beyond party lines for unity in progress.
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limited my total votes to 7000 while giving Labour over 4000 votes. At the prompting of Gburus after stuporous slumber woke up to discover results where half way to Enugu.Thus my experience with my viperous Nkanu clan,I bailed out from Political morass and sacrificed my youth.
No no no sir,
You stand to be corrected, if it's gburus that rigged you out while LP watched; it's simply means he's no daft and he's smarter than you.
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Same accreditation of votes, same party, same election. Only the foolish wicked Gburus, his sidekick and heartless minions will plan this evil.
Nkanu W. my home,Uche Ejim a guy I was paying rent for, helping him feed his family and nominated him unsolicited for LG chairmanship
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HOA candidate loosing! Same party, same accreditation of votes, same election and same time period! Still a whole load of Bullshit. ES LGA Peter Mba winning!Chimaroke Nnamani loosing with over 7700 votes, 2 HOA candidates loosing. No whimper from Labor. M' Ka Odiba! Nkemjika!