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Nigeria at 64 calls for serious introspection, says former senate president

By Ekuson Nw’Ogbunka, Abuja

Former Senate President David Mark says Nigeria’s 64th independence anniversary has sparked reflection.

In his 2024 independence message to Nigerians at the independence celebration, he emphasized the need for sober introspection, acknowledging the country’s challenges, including insecurity, poverty, disease, and underdevelopment

Despite these issues, Mark believed Nigeria’s human and natural resources can drive positive change if citizens unite with a common mission and purpose.
Mark’s message highlights the importance of learning from past mistakes, such as the 30-month civil war and ethno-religious conflicts, to create a better future. He urged Nigerians to be patriotic and work together to overcome the country’s shortcomings.

Some Nigerians have responded to Mark’s message, with mixed reactions. While some appreciate his call for introspection, others criticize him for not addressing these issues during his time in office. The conversation surrounding Nigeria’s progress and challenges continues, with many seeking meaningful change.

However, among his messages was the need for Nigerians to reflect on the country’s journey and challenges, learn from mistakes by sing past shortcomings to inform progress.

He urged citizens to work toward promoting unity and patriotism, even as he added that the country richly blessed I’m national and human resources,which according to him will go a long way for the country.

As Nigeria celebrates its 64th independence anniversary, Senator Mark’s message serves as a reminder of the country’s potential and the importance of collective effort towards a brighter future.

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