Governor Dapo Abiodun’s Aide, Hon. Adewale Osho Felicitates With Nigerians On Independence Day, Calls For Unity, Patriotism And Collective Responsibility As October Begins
As Nigeria marks another anniversary of its independence and ushers in a new month, Hon. Prince Adewale Moshood Osho, MIIA, MNCS, Consultant to the Ogun State Governor, has extended warm greetings and heartfelt goodwill to the people of Sagamu, Ogun State, and Nigerians at home and in the diaspora.
In his Independence Day message, Osho described the occasion as a significant reminder of the courage, sacrifices, resilience, and patriotism of Nigeria’s founding generation, stressing that the anniversary provides an opportunity for citizens to reflect on the nation’s journey while renewing their collective commitment to peace, unity, progress, and sustainable development. He acknowledged the challenges confronting the country but expressed optimism in Nigeria’s enormous potential, citing the resilience and industrious spirit of its people, rich cultural heritage, and vast opportunities for growth and prosperity.
The Consultant to the Ogun State Governor also urged constituents and Nigerians to continue supporting one another, embracing peaceful coexistence, respecting the nation’s diversity, and contributing positively to the development of their communities and the country at large. He emphasized the importance of faith, patriotism, responsible citizenship, and collective effort in building a stronger and more prosperous Nigeria for present and future generations.
As October begins, Osho prayed for renewed hope, divine favour, peace, good health, prosperity, and meaningful opportunities for every household. He expressed the hope that the new month would bring greater progress, stronger unity, and positive transformation to Sagamu, Ogun State, and Nigeria.
He therefore wished Nigerians a Happy Independence Day and a peaceful, fruitful, and prosperous New Month of October, while reaffirming his commitment to the continued growth and development of the people and communities he serves.
God bless Sagamu.
God bless Ogun State.
God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
