INDEPENDENCE DAY: SWS CELEBRATE NIGERIA @ 62
By Ayobami Omole, Lokoja
In a press statement made available to journalists by the
SWS National Public Relations Officer, Billie Nwogu, the President said, Nigeria may not be where we want it to be but
surely not where we used to be.
She sent congratulatory message to the president of Nigeria,
Muhammadu Buhari saying he has done well in recent times by ordering the
silence of the activities of Terrorists in the country.
She said “President Buhari who has also promised not to
interfere in the coming election which means if we all love Nigeria to remain
as one united people in a country that has hundreds of different people with
diverse cultures and languages, we must begin to do things right by beginning
with you by avoiding sentiment, religious bigotry, nepotism and tribalism so
that we can join our President to move Nigeria to the promised land where
people treat one another with love and unity of purpose to make Nigeria great
among nations”.
Barrister Deborah added “Nigeria as a country is still a developing
country faced with many challenges since the independence, and as a people, we
have fought and defeated the era of the military regime. And today, we are
enjoying uninterrupted democracy and we will continue to appreciate the unity
of purpose to allow democracy to reign”.
Part of the Statement reads “In this world, nations have
been confronted with tribulations and still confronting all kinds of
tribulations and in our country, we are not left out, we are still battling
terrorism, banditry, and inflation but we thank God, we are still standing as a
country”.
"It is my prayer to God that all these challenges will
be over and Nigeria will continue to excel and flourish as a country in peace
and unity."
“As an association that stands for the liberation of women,
and to build a better society, we will use this medium to call on women to join
hands together to build the Nigeria of our dream hence calling you all to come
out, especially those between the ages 18 and above to vote to elect leaders
with credence, pure purpose-driven capacity to lead Nigeria for another four
years in the coming 2023 general elections”.
"Know that if you refused to come out to exercise your
franchise to vote for leaders you know
will take us to another level of prosperity, wealth creation, infrastructure
development, quality health care delivery, Gender Equality, efficient and
effective education system, uninterrupted power supply, and many good things in
this country, you will not only live to regret it, your children and
generations to come will suffer it because when good people do nothing, the bad
once will take the centre stage" As women, do not give the bad leaders
chance to rule us"
The Stand Up for women Society (SWS) is a non-governmental
profit-making governmental organization, we stand to support women to become
better people in society, and we also promote good governance, government and
individuals who work with women to make Nigeria better.
We have chapters in all the thirty-six states in Nigeria
including the FCT. We call on relevant
stakeholders to partner with us to build a greater and flourishing Nigeria
together.
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