Senator Haruna Manu, representing Taraba Central Senatorial District, has felicitated with his constituents, the people of Taraba State and Nigerians across the country as Nigeria marks its 66th Independence Anniversary.
Manu, a former Deputy Governor of Taraba State, in an Independence Day message on Thursday, called on Nigerians to promote peaceful coexistence, unity and mutual understanding as the country reflects on its journey since independence.
He urged communities across Taraba Central and other parts of the country to embrace one another and work together towards building a more peaceful and prosperous Nigeria.
According to him, the challenges confronting the country require collective responsibility, tolerance and a renewed commitment to national unity.
«“A united Nigeria will ensure progress and overcome adversity at all times in our nationhood. As we celebrate this anniversary, may this unity continue to embrace Nigeria on all fronts,” Manu said.»
The senator also commended Nigerians for their resilience, perseverance and determination to keep the country moving forward despite the challenges it has faced over the years.
He urged citizens to continue to uphold the values of peace, unity and patriotism, stressing that the strength of the nation lies in the ability of its diverse people to live and work together.
Nigeria gained independence from British colonial rule on October 1, 1960. The 66th anniversary provides an opportunity for citizens to reflect on the country’s political, economic and social journey while renewing their commitment to its unity and development.
Manu expressed optimism that with greater understanding, cooperation and peaceful coexistence among Nigerians, the country would overcome its challenges and achieve its full potential.
