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APROKO ASK!! NIGERIA IS 64YEARS TODAY – Are You Proud To Be A Nigerian?

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Today, Nigeria celebrates 64 years of independence, a milestone that invites reflection on our achievements and challenges.

From our rich diversity in culture, language, and traditions, to our global dominance in Afrobeats, Nollywood, and sports, Nigeria stands tall as a beacon of African pride. Our artists, athletes, and entrepreneurs continue to make their mark on the world stage, proving that Nigerian talent is limitless.

However, as we celebrate, it’s essential to acknowledge the ongoing struggles. Issues like corruption, insecurity, unemployment, and poverty continue to affect millions. These challenges have caused frustration and disillusionment for many Nigerians, both at home and in the diaspora. But despite these obstacles, Nigerians remain resilient, hopeful, and determined to push forward, striving for a better and more prosperous nation.

The future of Nigeria lies in the hands of its people, particularly the vibrant youth population. As we move forward, we must ask ourselves: How can we contribute to building a Nigeria we can all be proud of? What steps can we take to ensure that future generations inherit a nation filled with opportunities, peace, and unity?

As Nigeria turns 64, let’s take a moment to celebrate our collective achievements while recognizing the work that lies ahead.

Tell us 👇🏾

Are You Proud To Be A Nigerian?

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Ojogwu Godwin Chukwudi hailed from Delta State. A young talented personality, Alumnus of Delta State university,Abraka Studied Library and information science. He is an intellectual cyber communicator expert and a prolific blogger professional.

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