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Independence Day: FAME Foundation Boss Calls for Unity, Gender-Inclusiveness

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As felicitations continue to flood in at the 63rd Independence anniversary of Nigeria, Arabinrin Aderonke Ogunleye-Bello, Executive Director of FAME Foundation, has canvassed for unity among the diverse ethnic groups in the country.

Speaking to the Journalists in Abuja, Ogunleye-Bello, emphasized the significance of the day for Nigerians, stating, it’s is a ‘symbolic moment that calls for reflection on our country’s growth, challenges, and achievements over the past 63 years.”

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Elaborating on the importance of unity in the face of challenges, she said the anniversary presents yet another opportunity for Nigerians to be better and make things right, emphasizing the need for enhanced inclusivity among different genders, and those having physical or intellectual disabilities or belonging to other minority groups.

She said: “As we celebrate our independence anniversary today, let us unite in our diversity and work collectively to address the pressing issues at this time – from making life better for everyone, improving education, healthcare, and more.”

According to her, “October 1, is an important day to every Nigerian because it reminds us of our history, how we became a nation, and the strong spirit that keeps us together. It’s like the highest point of our dreams as a country, showing how much we want Nigeria to be a united and successful place.

“As Nigeria turns 63 today, it is a time for us to think, grow, and promise to make our nation even better. It’s a chance for us to look back and remember how we got here, the tough times, and all the progress we’ve made as a nation.”

Looking forward to a brighter future, she passionately called for a gender-inclusive Nigeria, emphasizing the importance of inclusivity, saying,

“Let us envision a Nigeria that ensures equal opportunities and rights for everyone, regardless of gender, promoting a society where all can thrive and contribute fully to our nation’s growth.”

She further stated, “Independence Day serves as a reminder to Nigerians of the sacrifices made by our forefathers and the hard-fought battles for our freedom. It prompts us to honor their memory by working towards a prosperous and united nation, embracing diversity and striving for inclusivity, ultimately fostering a stronger and more harmonious Nigeria for generations to come. God bless Nigeria. “

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