David Mark Urges Unity and Justice for Nigeria's 66th Independence

On Nigeria's 66th Independence Anniversary, David Mark, the former Senate President and National Chairman of the African Democratic Congress, urged Nigerians to renew their commitment to unity, peace, stability, and development. In his goodwill message, Mark characterized independence from British colonial rule as a significant milestone reflecting the resilience and aspirations of the Nigerian people.
He emphasized that the anniversary should serve as a moment for reflection and a renewed determination to create a nation where justice, equity, security, and prosperity are accessible to all. Mark acknowledged Nigeria's vast human and material resources and stressed the importance of harnessing these for the common good.
He called for national unity and mutual respect, urging political leaders to view public office as a trust rather than a means for personal gain. Mark expressed optimism that with visionary leadership and responsible citizenship, Nigeria could overcome its challenges and fulfill its potential, congratulating Nigerians at home and abroad on this significant occasion.
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