NIGERIA @64: ENUGU DEPUTY MINORITY LEADER, ENEH EXTENDS WARM INDEPENDENCE DAY GREETINGS TO CONSTITUENTS, STATE, AND THE NATION


NIGERIA AT 64: ENUGU DEPUTY MINORITY LEADER, ENEH EXTENDS WARM INDEPENDENCE DAY GREETINGS TO CONSTITUENTS, STATE, AND THE NATION

Published by JANE-CARESTV, Tuesday October 1, 2024. 

As Nigeria marks its 64th Independence Anniversary on Tuesday, October 1st, the deputy minority leader of the Enugu State House of Assembly and Member representing Awgu North Constituency, Rt. Hon. Mrs. Jane Eneh joins millions of citizens across the nation in celebrating this historic day. In a statement made available to JANE-CARESTV and released to constituents and the general public, she conveyed heartfelt wishes for a happy Independence Day and the start of a prosperous new month of October, 2024.

A Tribute to Our Leaders and Heroes Past:

Mrs. Eneh took a moment to honour the sacrifices and determination of Nigeria’s founding fathers and heroes who fought relentlessly for the nation's independence, which was finally achieved on October 1, 1960. She commended their bravery and foresight, which laid the foundation for Nigeria’s sovereignty.

"We owe a great debt of gratitude to the leaders and heroes of our past, whose efforts and sacrifices ensured that Nigeria became an independent nation. Their vision and courage brought us to this point, and we must continue to honour their legacy by working together to build the Nigeria of our dreams," Mrs. Eneh stated.

A Call for Patriotism and Nation-Building:

In her message, Mrs. Eneh urged Nigerians to embrace patriotism, unity, and collective responsibility as the nation continues to navigate its developmental challenges. She encouraged all citizens to contribute positively to the nation-building process, stressing the importance of leaving a strong and prosperous country for future generations.

"As we celebrate 64 years of independence, let us remember that our duty as citizens does not end with celebration. We must all take an active role in nation-building for the sake of our children and the generations that will come after us. The Nigeria of tomorrow depends on the work we put in today," Mrs. Eneh remarked.

She further emphasized the importance of remaining united in the face of adversity, encouraging citizens to uphold the values of peace, justice, and progress. In her words, "Patriotism means putting the nation first, even when it is challenging. We must continue to work together to build a stronger and more prosperous Nigeria."

Optimism for a Brighter Future:

Looking ahead, Mrs. Eneh expressed optimism for a brighter future for Nigeria, calling on leaders at all levels to continue working in the interest of the people. She reaffirmed her commitment to representing the good people of Awgu North, promising to support initiatives that will empower constituents and contribute to the overall progress of the country.

In conclusion, she wished all Nigerians a peaceful and joyful Independence Day celebration and encouraged them to look forward with hope and determination as the country embarks on its journey to greater achievements.

Happy Independence Day, Nigeria!

#OkolikeMichael

Media Assistant to the Deputy Minority Leader ENHA.

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