Ex Nigerian President, Goodluck Jonathan, has urged Nigerians to honour the memory of those who committed their lives towards advancing the course of their freedom and wellbeing, Igbere TV reports.
Igbere TV reports that Jonathan said this in congratulatory message on Monday ahead of the nation’s 59th independence anniversary on October 1.
He said: “In these past decades, we have lived with the mixed reality of abundance and lack, peace and conflict, hope and despair. Despite the challenges, we have kept faith in the strength of our unity and stood firmly to uphold Nigeria’s honour and glory.
“It is for this spirit, that we have always emerged stronger in the face of trials.”
The former President called on Nigerians to “honour the memory of those who committed their lives towards advancing the course of our freedom and wellbeing, which this day signifies.”
He added: “We should also be inspired by the efforts of our numerous compatriots whose heroism and patriotic endeavours have continued to lift the status of our nation.
“No matter the troubles that challenge our glory, we must not despair. Fellow Nigerians, let us strengthen faith in our country and work together towards a prosperous nation.”
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