@54, Today we move from point 'A' to point 'B' as a nation. We still stand tall and strong. Despite our differences, deficiencies , limitations, and problems bedevilling our nation and threatening our unity we are still waxing stronger and moving forward with great expectations.
Our biggest assets, our population and diversity still stands us out from other African nations and even gives us a place on the global out look.
This year has been very eventful in religious, economic, political, educational and every strata of our lives. From the Confab to islamist insurgency, from heroes exits to new births, from one collapsed structure to broken marriages, from missing monies to lottery wins, from one loot to criminals getting the boot. From Patrick Sawyer to the fight against Ebola, In all we still remained NIGERIA, Good people, great nation. Our extinction is not near.
Let's look forward to a greater tomorrow for our dear nation. Let's remember the soldiers who lost their lives while defending our unity in the fight against insurgency. Let's at least think a prayer for the kidnapped Chibok girls#bringbackourgirls. Let's pray for the forth coming election and all the campaigns to be peaceful, free, fair and credible. Let's be hopeful as we walk the walk into our 55th anniversary. Nigeria is looking up and tomorrow is looking brighter. Forward ever and backward never. Long live Nigeria. Long live our great mother land.
Marshall Ononye
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