Nigeria At 61: Let Us Take It Upon Ourselves To Get Our Country Working Again - - Oborevwori




By Wilson Macaulay

Warri



The Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori has called on Nigerians to take it upon themselves to get the country working again. 


In his  message to Nigerians to mark the 61st Independence anniversary of the country, the Speaker lamented that all was not well with the country at the moment and tasked Nigerians on the need to get the country back on track of progress and development. 


While commending all Nigerians for sustaining the unity of the country up till this time, the Speaker in a Press Statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr Dennis Otu, said that all hands must be on deck in the task of the nation building.


 Felicitating with Nigerians  on the  Independence Day celebration, Rt Hon  Oborevwori urged Nigerians to use the occasion to spread love within their sphere of influence, just as he  also used the opportunity to task the citizens on peaceful co-existence. 


The Speaker noted that despite the numerous challenges, the nation was on the right  path, saying that  there was light at the end of the tunnel and implored Nigerians not to despair. 


"I know that there are  those that may say we have very little or nothing to celebrate and I will sincerely tell them that the unity of the country up till now is worth celebrating and that is why I am calling on all citizens of this great nation to take it upon themselves to get our nation working again so that the founding fathers of our country will be proud of us", he stated. 


According  to him; " At 61 years, Nigeria has faced many challenges, but we have overcome those challenges and made progress in multiple spheres of human  endeavour" and noted that there was still more to be done to achieve the dreams of all Nigerians. 


"Let us collectively work for the unity of our great country as we do not have another country to call our own. Let us be dedicated to the enormous task of getting our country out of the woods and make this wonderful nation work again. We have to see to the peaceful coexistence of our people", he said.

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