Democracy Day: Anambra’s First Lady Admonishes The Youth To Remain Hopeful, Drive Nigeria’s Future

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AWKA – The First Lady of Anambra State, Dr (Mrs) Nonye Soludo, has encouraged young Nigerians to remain hopeful and actively contribute in their stride to shape the nation’s future.

Mrs Soludo gave the admonition in a Democracy Day message in Awka, the Anambra state capital on Friday

She urged the youth to continue believing in the promise of Nigeria and play their part in building a society where every family can thrive in good health, dignity and prosperity.

“I encourage everyone, especially our young people, to continue believing in the promise of our nation and to play their part in shaping a future where every family can thrive in good health, dignity and prosperity,” she said.

The governor’s wife described Democracy Day as a celebration of the enduring power of the people’s voice, hope and collective resolve to build a better nation where dreams are realised and opportunities accessible to all.

According to her, democracy demonstrates that progress is possible when citizens actively participate in governance, leaders remain visionary and accountable and communities work together for the common good.

She called on Nigerians to renew their commitment to the values of peace, unity, justice and service to humanity as the country marks Democracy Day.

She expressed optimism about the nation’s future and urged citizens to work together towards building the Nigeria of their dreams.

“Happy Democracy Day, Nigeria. Together, we can build the Nigeria of our dreams,” she said.