PDP Urges Nigerians to Stay Hopeful on Independence Day
On Nigeria's 66th independence anniversary, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), led by Abdulrahman Mohammed, encouraged Nigerians to remain hopeful for a brighter future despite ongoing challenges. The National Publicity Secretary, Honourable Jungudo Haruna Mohammed, stated that the nation is not yet where it aspires to be but must harness its human and natural resources for unity and progress.
The PDP called for peace, unity, and patriotism among citizens, urging leaders and followers to reject violence and corruption. Additionally, the Interim National Working Committee (INWC) of the PDP, chaired by Dr Tanimu Turaki, reminded Nigerians to emulate the resilience of the country's founding fathers, who resisted inducements and intimidation during the struggle for independence.
Turaki emphasized the need for citizens to elect a government that prioritizes security, economic opportunity, and justice, stating that this responsibility lies with them at the ballot box.
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