Independence Day Celebration:  Senator Dadu’ut Charges Nigerian To Promote Peaceful Co-Existence

Yakubu Busari

The Senator Representing Plateau Southern Senatorial District, Professor Nora Ladi  Dadu’ut has charged  Nigerians to always remain united, live peacefully with one another and shun all social tendencies capable of plunging the nation into chaos.

 

 

In a message made available to newsmen in Jos on the 61st Independence day celebration of Nigeria by Golok Nanmwa in Jos on Thursday.

 

Sen. Dadu’ut further appealed for oneness to achieve meaningful development by stressing that the country must surmount its present challenges, and emerge stronger.

 

 

According to the senator, “I used this occasion to call on Nigerians especially people of my senatorial zone to remain united in the face of daunting challenges facing the country. ”

 

 

She explained that “, As the nation celebrates its 61st Independence Anniversary, I want to remind Nigerians of the immense sacrifices of our forefathers, notably late  Dr. Nnamdi Azikwe, late Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa , Sir Ahmadu Bello, and Chief Obafemi Awolowo, for the independence of our great country from the yoke of colonialism.

 

 

She further said  I Senator representing Plateau South in the National Assembly, Prof Nora Ladi  Dadu’ut is congratulating our indefatigable President His Excellency Muhammadu Buhari  GCFR , the President of the Senate Hon  Ahmed Lawan,  and all members of the National Assembly, his excellency Rt Honourable Simon Bako Lalong, the Executive Governor of Plateau state and the good People of Plateau South Senatorial District on the occasion of our Independence celebration.

 

“I used this occasion to call on Nigerians especially people of my senatorial zone to remain united in the face of daunting challenges facing the country. ”

 

I call for fervent prayers for the country to overcome the myriad of security challenges.

 

Let us continue to uphold the bond of citizenship that has kept us together as one indivisible people.

 

 

 

“As a nation, we are moving, It may seem as though we are passing through insurmountable challenges, but I am very intimately aware of the can-do Nigerian spirit which will help us surmount our present challenges.

 

 

 

“I call on all Nigerians to renew faith with Nigeria as we add another year to our age. We will get better, we will be greater, of that there can be no doubt.

 

 

I am always willing to partner with the Simon Lalong led administration to make the state better.

 

As Senator representing Plateau South, I would always continue to put the interest of my constituents first at all times.