In a goodwill message to Nigerians on the occasion of Nigeria’s 63rd Independence Anniversary, African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential candidate Dumebi Kachikwu has called on Nigerians to dare to dream again.
Kachikwu acknowledged that many Nigerians are feeling discouraged and disillusioned by the state of the country, but he urged them to never give up hope. He pointed out that Nigeria has a rich history of overcoming challenges, and he believes that Nigerians can once again build a great nation.
Kachikwu criticized the current leadership of Nigeria, saying that they have failed the people. He called for a new generation of leaders who are committed to excellence, good governance, and the rule of law.
Kachikwu also spoke about the importance of unity and shared dreams. He said that Nigeria can only achieve its full potential if all Nigerians work together.
“We need to rise and rebuild,” Kachikwu said. “We need to build stronger and deeper foundations to sustain the peace and harmony of multiple tribes who have called this geographical space home.”
Kachikwu concluded his message by saying that Nigerians can and will build a better future for themselves and their children if they dare to dream again.
“We will yet fly again,” Kachikwu said. “We will yet take our place of pride in the committee of nations. We will yet feed our poor and needy. We will grow our economy and build world class infrastructure.”
Kachikwu’s message is a timely and inspiring call to action for Nigerians. In a time when many people are feeling hopeless, Kachikwu offers a message of hope and possibility. He reminds Nigerians that they have the power to shape their own destiny.
