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INDEPENDENCE DAY FELICITATION

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October 1, 2025
INDEPENDENCE DAY FELICITATION

INDEPENDENCE DAY FELICITATION

On behalf of Club 17 Peace Initiative, Aba South LGA, I, Hon. Onyeama Augustine (Coordinator), heartily felicitate with Nigerians as we mark our nation’s 65th Independence Anniversary.

This occasion reminds us of the sacrifices of our founding fathers and the collective responsibility we share in building a nation that upholds peace, unity, justice, and progress for all.

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As a people, let us continue to promote peaceful coexistence, tolerance, and mutual respect, knowing that our diversity remains our greatest strength. With sincerity of purpose and patriotic commitment, we can overcome present challenges and work together for a brighter future.

Long live Nigeria!


Long live Aba South!

Hon. Onyeama Augustine
Coordinator, Club 17 Peace Initiative

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