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Fubara Delivers Hopeful Independence Message to Nigerians

Fubara Independence Message urges Nigerians to unite in peace and pray for national progress as the country celebrates its 65th Independence Anniversary

Fubara Independence Message has struck a chord of unity and hope as Nigerians mark the country’s 65th Independence Anniversary.

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Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State, in a goodwill message shared via his official Facebook page, extended warm felicitations to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the people of Nigeria, urging collective action towards peace, national unity, and development.

“Providence has entrusted us with the responsibility of navigating the course of the nation and initiating policies to spur development and a better life for the people,” the governor wrote.

The Fubara Independence Message underscored the shared responsibility of both leaders and citizens in shaping the future of the country, especially amid ongoing national challenges.

Fubara called on Nigerians, both at home and in the diaspora, to remain steadfast in prayer for the nation.

He emphasised the importance of spiritual strength, wisdom, and unity in building a stable and democratic society.

“May God continue to give us the wisdom and strength to positively impact and uplift the nation,” he added.

As Nigeria celebrates this milestone in its political journey, the Fubara Independence Message reflects a tone of optimism and national solidarity.

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Governor Fubara concluded his message with best wishes for a joyful and reflective Independence Day celebration for all Nigerians.

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