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In the spirit of Nigeria's 63rd independence, we took a look at her journey so far to draw some inspiration. Here are some lessons from the "Giant of Africa":

"On October 1st, 1960, Nigeria emerged from the shadows of colonialism and into the radiant light of freedom. With the raising of the Nigerian flag, the nation took its first step towards a future filled with hope and determination. Since then, Nigeria has grown into a vibrant tapestry of cultures, languages, and traditions, united by a shared dream of progress and prosperity. As we celebrate Nigerian Independence Day, let us honor the sacrifices of those who fought for our freedom and recognize the resilience of our people. Nigeria's journey has been marked by challenges, but it's also a story of resilience, creativity, and boundless potential. Today, let the green and white colors of our flag remind us of the lush beauty of our land and the purity of our aspirations. Let us come together as one nation, celebrating our diversity and working hand in hand to build a brighter, more prosperous future. Happy Independence Day, Nigeria! May the spirit of unity and progress continue to guide our nation towards even greater heights."

Beauty they say... lies in the eyes of the beholder ... You have to love and adore something for someone to also do the same . what do I mean????? You have to love yourself, adore yourself, treat yourself with dignity before someone else can do the same to you. Now we are talking about our Nation, Our Country... OUR ORIGIN. IF YOU DO NOT LOVE YOUR COUNTRY... HOW CAN YOU EXPECT SOMEONE ELSE TO LOVE YOUR COUNTRY....... Today.......... it's a call for change ... Change of mindset on how we see our country . #Ilovemycountry #Nigeria #IloveNigeria #Nigeriamycountry

As we mark this momentous occasion, we reflect on the remarkable journey that has shaped Nigeria into the vibrant nation it is today. Over six decades, we have overcome trials and tribulations, standing strong as a testament to the power of unity, diversity, and unwavering determination. Our history is rich with the struggles of our forebears who fought for our freedom, and our progress is a testament to the dedication of our citizens. Today, we celebrate not just an anniversary, but the spirit of resilience that defines us. In the face of challenges, we find opportunities. In our diversity, we discover strength. In our culture, we find beauty. Together, we are forging a brighter future, one that embraces innovation, justice, and progress. Let us remember the ideals that have always guided us: unity, faith, peace, and progress. As we look forward, may our nation continue to flourish, and may the dreams of our founders be realized in even greater measure. Happy Independence Day, Nigeria! 🎉🇳🇬 May the coming years be filled with prosperity, harmony, and the pursuit of greatness.

Nigeria is a land made up of very patriotic people.

Creating a Nigeria: We must begin to take the country like a brand, we know the issues but it’s key we begin to grow a country, the most endangered tribe in Nigeria is being Nigerian. We are the most populous black nation in the world and if Nigeria fails The black race fails, this must be entrenched deep in the heart of every Nigerian. The country’s most powerful instrument for this is the National Orientation agency but our perception has always been linking orientation to media or the agencies correlation with party affiliation It’s key to the re-engineering of the Nigerian identity and its foremost we create one to enable us to even have a foreign policy. We need to do this to clearly harness the gains of influence of our music, movies and food. We must connect the dots, ever wonder how great Countries took over the world, it’s by influence of culture - ever wondered what happened between Rome and Egypt. Culture defeated weapons, it’s with this kind of mentality that the country can take its rightful place in the comity of Nations- it’s as simple as making 419 419 is a number that Nigerians are stained with, make it our national emergency number and perception of the country and the number would change in two years #KL #Nigeria

1. Nigeria we hail thee, Our own dear native land, Though tribe and tongue may differ, In brotherhood we stand, Nigerians all, and proud to serve Our sovereign Motherland. 2. Our flag shall be a symbol That truth and justice reign, In peace or battle honour’d, And this we count as gain, To hand on to our children A banner without stain. 3. O God of all creation, Grant this our one request, Help us to build a nation Where no man is oppressed, And so with peace and plenty Nigeria may be blessed. Oshi gba #visibilityday21

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Things like this makes me proud of being a Nigerian! Who feels the same way? An extraordinarily Inspiring success story of a Nigerian. Philip Ozuah In a world that often overlooks the brilliance within Nigeria because of the swarming negative happenings and decadence in her political system,Philip ozuah’s success stands as a glaring proof that Nigerians are great people. Let this video be a reminder that greatness is not only achievable but thriving within our borders. As we celebrate this success journey, may it not just ignite a flame of pride in each Nigerian heart, but also awaken that tenacity we are known for – The Naija fighting spirit[huzzle]. Like Philip, do not allow destiny killers give you another script different from what you have dreamt of. Fight every opposition to success. When someone tell you that you are down; remind the person that those that are up were once down. Believe in yourself and work hard. We must make it! Yes we will! If you share the same view, Use any of these hashtags in the comment section. #wemustsucceed #wemustmakeit #wemustblow