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Senate President, Godswill Akpabio
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has urged Nigerians to keep their hopes alive as he noted that the nation is on its journey to prosperity.
He admitted that while the nation is facing challenges amidst “setbacks,” the future remains positive as the President Bola Tinubu-led administration is committed to Nigeria’s economic recovery.
Akpabio stated these at the Inter-denominational Church Service held on Sunday at the National Christian Centre, Abuja to mark the nation’s 64th Independence.
“As we celebrate today, let us also acknowledge the challenges we face. Yes, the road ahead may be bumpy. Yes, there will be setbacks. But together, united in our faith and love for Nigeria, we will prevail.
“Our journey to become a prosperous nation is just beginning and I urge each of you to be patient, to hold on to hope and to believe that change is not only possible but inevitable. Nigeria’s brightest days are ahead of us. Together, with unwavering belief, we will build a nation that our children and generations to come will be proud of.
“Undoubtedly, the Nigerian nation is defined by resilience. From our earliest struggles for independence to the challenges of modern governance, we have continually shown our indomitable spirit.
“When faced with adversity, we rise. When confronted with challenges, we unite. Today, I thank God for the Nigerian spirit that has led us through turbulent times, across our Red Seas and Jordan Rivers, over our hills and mountains and through every valley we have encountered,” the senate president said.
Akpabio equally enjoined the citizenry to “celebrate the achievements that have brought us this far. Every milestone we have crossed is a testament to our collective will, strength and determination as Nigerians.
“Our nation is in the process of a Renewed Hope Project that is tailored to rejuvenate our economy, empower our people and lift the most vulnerable among us.”
In his remarks, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, George Akume, affirmed Akpabio’s request, saying, “There is hope. I have a dream too, that this country under Asiwaju is going to be the most blessed, most successful and prosperous in Africa and the world.”
Earlier, the Archbishop of Abuja, Methodist Church of Nigeria, Michael Akinwale, urged Nigerians to be patient as the nation would be great again.
