ABEOKUTA – Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, has made a passionate appeal to citizens to view Nigeria as a “shared inheritance,” stressing that the nation’s future relies entirely on collective responsibility and unwavering unity.
Tripod Times reports that the Governor’s message was delivered by Deputy Governor Noimot Salako-Oyedele during a Special Interdenominational Church Service at the Cathedral Church of St. Peter, Ake, Abeokuta, held to commemorate Nigeria’s 66th Independence Anniversary.
This followed a similar call for peace and responsible citizenship raised earlier in the week during a special Juma’at service at the Kobiti Central Mosque.
Meanwhile, Governor Abiodun strongly commended the Federal Government’s ongoing economic reforms under the Renewed Hope Agenda. Acknowledging that while the nation is navigating a period of transitional adjustments, he expressed absolute optimism that the policies will ultimately translate into improved infrastructure, robust public institutions, and better livelihoods for all Nigerians.
Governor Abiodun reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to improving lives and expanding welfare. He cautioned against divisive politics and urged citizens to choose dialogue and national stability.
This was echoed by Most Rev. Dr. Michael Fape during the sermon “A Call to Repentance,” which advocated for peace over hatred. Ultimately, marking Nigeria at 66 calls for prioritizing unity and selfless service… ///
