June 12: Nigeria still faces numerous challenges – Oghenekaro
As Nigeria celebrates Democracy Day, Hon. Akpososo Oghenekaro (Mimikay), has extended warm felicitations to the people of Delta State and Nigerians at large. This year’s celebration marks a significant milestone in the country’s democratic journey, and Hon. Oghenekaro acknowledges the progress made so far. However, he noted that despite the progress, Nigeria still faces numerous […]
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As Nigeria celebrates Democracy Day, Hon. Akpososo Oghenekaro (Mimikay), has extended warm felicitations to the people of Delta State and Nigerians at large.
This year’s celebration marks a significant milestone in the country’s democratic journey, and Hon. Oghenekaro acknowledges the progress made so far.
However, he noted that despite the progress, Nigeria still faces numerous challenges that hinder its growth and development.
“We know that we are not yet where we are supposed to be as a nation,” Hon. Oghenekaro said. “There are still many issues that need to be addressed, and many challenges that need to be overcome.”
Despite these challenges, Hon. Oghenekaro remains optimistic about the future of Nigeria. He believes that with commitment, dedication, and collective effort, the country can overcome its challenges and achieve its full potential. “With commitment and dedication, we shall surely get there,” he emphasized.
“As we celebrate Democracy Day, let us reflect on the struggles of our forebears who fought tirelessly for our democratic dispensation. Let us remain vigilant and committed to the democratic ideals that have brought us to this point.
“I urge all Nigerians to continue demanding good governance, accountability, and transparency from our leaders. Together, we can build a brighter future for our great nation. We may not be where we want to be yet, but with commitment and dedication, we shall surely get there,” he said.
Hon. Oghenekaro also urges Nigerians not to abandon the struggles that led to the country’s return to democracy on June 12, 1998.
He emphasizes the importance of continued vigilance and active participation in the democratic process to ensure that the dividends of democracy are equitably distributed among all citizens.