Dr. Kazeem Adesina Abidikugu, also known as KSO, has congratulated Nigerians on the occasion of the 66th Independence Anniversary. As the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of DAKA Foundation and the Agba-Akin Bobajiro of Ibadanland, Abidikugu expressed his gratitude that Nigeria remains united and at peace after 66 years. He acknowledged that the country has not yet fulfilled the dreams of its founding fathers but remains hopeful for developments and progress.
Abidikugu, a United Kingdom-based psychiatric consultant, recalled with nostalgia the dreams he had about Nigeria when growing up. He expressed sadness that at 66 years, the country is still crawling but urged every Nigerian to use the anniversary period to pray for peace, stability, and progress. Abidikugu emphasized the need for citizens to have faith in a brighter future, citing Nigeria's potential to bounce back as a leading black nation.
As Abidikugu prepares to contest the House of Representatives election in Ibadan South East and North East Federal Constituency under the African Democratic Congress (ADC), he called on people in government and those aspiring to be in government to prioritize the interests of citizens. He counseled politicians to see themselves as servant-leaders, rather than controllers of the people, and to always put the needs of citizens first.
Abidikugu also emphasized the importance of peaceful coexistence and tolerance for religious differences, stating that unity is essential for the country's progress. He urged Nigerians to rejoice in the fact that the country has sustained democratic rule since 1999, despite facing challenges. This, he believes, is a testament to the resilience of the nation and its people.
In his statement, Abidikugu assured citizens that they should be hopeful about a brighter future for Nigeria. He pointed out that the country has all the potentials to overcome its current challenges and become a leading black nation. Abidikugu's message was made available to journalists on the occasion of the 66th Independence Anniversary of Nigeria.
As a psychiatric consultant based in the United Kingdom, Abidikugu brings a unique perspective to his call for Nigerians to remain hopeful and united. His statement was released through Raji Adebayo, who reported on the congratulatory message. Abidikugu's sentiments reflect the aspirations of many Nigerians who desire a better future for their country.
Abidikugu's congratulatory message to Nigerians on their 66th Independence Anniversary has been met with attention from various quarters. His call for unity, hope, and servant-leadership resonates with the aspirations of many citizens. As Nigeria continues to navigate its challenges, Abidikugu's message serves as a reminder of the importance of collective effort and faith in the country's potential for progress and development.
Key points
- Dr. Kazeem Adesina Abidikugu congratulates Nigerians on 66th Independence Anniversary.
- Abidikugu urges Nigerians to remain hopeful about a brighter future.
- He emphasizes the importance of peaceful coexistence and tolerance for religious differences.
