Fashola Warns Negative Self-Perception Damaging Nigeria's Global Reputation
Former Lagos State Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola, speaking at the Nigeria Reputation Summit 2026, highlighted the detrimental impact of negative self-perception on Nigeria's global reputation. He emphasized the constitutional duty of every citizen to defend and enhance Nigeria's image.
Fashola noted that despite challenges, Nigeria possesses immense talent and influence, particularly in areas like culture, sports, music, fashion, and food. He stressed the importance of promoting the country's strengths and addressing weaknesses to boost national pride and confidence.
Fashola cautioned against careless language that could reinforce harmful stereotypes and urged young Nigerians to realize the nation's potential. He emphasized the role of communication and governance in shaping perceptions and called for a balanced narrative that showcases Nigeria's positive attributes.
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