As Nigeria celebrates its 65th year, former President Goodluck Jonathan shared a powerful message, encouraging all Nigerians to remain hopeful and not give up on the nation's future.
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As Nigeria celebrates its 65th year, former President Goodluck Jonathan shared a powerful message, encouraging all Nigerians to remain hopeful and not give up on the nation's future.

Oct 1, 2025,1 month ago

“Our cultural richness, our knowledge, and our wisdom have continued to distinguish Nigerians across every sphere of human endeavour, both at home and abroad.”

Jonathan advised Nigerians to let patriotism guide their actions.

“Let us hold firmly to optimism and faith, knowing that the greatness of our country is within reach if we remain united and steadfast.

“May our nation continue to rise in strength and purpose,” Jonathan said.


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