I had the privilege of sitting with representatives of the Youth Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), the National Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, Ohanaeze Ndigbo FCT Charter led by Chief Andrew Okonkwo Ugwu, the Association of Nigerian Artisans and Technicians, and other groups representing different parts of our society.
Different faiths. Different ethnicities. Different professions. Different experiences. But ultimately, one country and many of the same hopes for its future.
What I took away from these conversations is that we will always achieve more when we listen to one another, find common ground and refuse to allow our differences to become divisions.
Nigeria’s diversity should never be our weakness; it is one of our greatest strengths.
I’m grateful to everyone who came through the City Boy office and spoke openly about their experiences, concerns and aspirations.
We may come from different places, but the Nigeria we are building belongs to all of us. 🇳🇬
One people. One future. One Nigeria.
#CityBoy #Nigeria #Unity #OneNigeria #OnYourMandateBAT
7 days agobusheerat_mercy
@seyitinubu 😢😢 😢😢pls help me pls,I am a single mom of 5,my first twin girls n dia idowu graduated last year,one will finish her service year ds month,2 awaiting calls up letter,my 2nd twin boys are presently in 300level at d Kwara State university ( KWASU) ,lectures already resumed but am unable to pay dia tuition and hostel accommodation,it's bin hard ever since my foodstuff business crumbled,pls help me,am tired,it's bin hard coping wit d 2remaining in d university,for days now I have not bin able to sleep,talkless of eating well,I am diabetic and hypertensive,my drugs have not bin consistent,am down emotionally and health-wise,I really am fed up...I need help....pls help me Nigerians ....orun Nwomi oooo😭😭😭💔❤️ I am tired ....pls help me
10 days agospendyone1
Subject: Urgent Appeal for the Reconstruction of Okun Ajah/Okun Mopo Road We are writing to urgently draw the government’s attention to the deplorable condition of the Okun Ajah/Okun Mopo Road, which leads to Monastery Road. This route is a critical artery serving as the primary access point to several major beaches in Lagos. Rehabilitating this road is essential for unlocking the state’s tourism potential; visitors to Lagos will undoubtedly want to experience our coastline, and a smooth, safe road is fundamental to a positive experience. Beyond tourism, repairing this road will drive significant infrastructure development and economic growth within this rapidly expanding community. The condition of our roads shapes the impression of our state. We respectfully request the government’s immediate intervention to repair this road, thereby fostering tourism, enhancing our community, and creating a welcoming gateway to our beautiful beaches. Many Thanks 🙏
21 days agoblessingukoli
Good morning sir Pls first term school has resumed and its usually too high i'm so drained pls help me God may use any of your friends to help me I'm a struggling widow, this first term school fees is chocking me pls if you have friends who wants to do back to school giveaway for ophans and widows pls reffer me 🙏🏽🙇🏽♀️ @seyitinubu @seyitinubunews
23 days agotimmyx1111
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