The Speaker of the Ondo State House of Assembly, Chief Olamide Oladiji, has described June 12 as a symbol of the unwavering will of Nigerian people.
Oladiji said this in a statement issued to celebrate the country’s Democracy Day on Thursday.
The Speaker said June 12 was a quest for justice and the enduring hope for a truly democratic society.
He admonished citizens to uphold the ideals of democracy in order to justify the objective of the celebration.
“Today,we celebrate not only the resilience of our democratic institutions, but also the courage of Nigerians who have continued to defend the values of freedom, equity and good governance,” he said.
The speaker lauded President Bola Tinubu for his steadfast commitment to national unity, economic revitalisation and good governance.
Oladiji prayed for continued progress and harmony in the country.
He expressed appreciation to those who fought for a free and fair democratic process, especially late Chief MKO Abiola whose victory in June 12,1993 subsequently became a turning point in Nigeria’s democratic journey.
Oladiji also expressed gratitude to Gov. Lucky Aiyedatiwa for bringing significant growth and development to the state.
The Speaker wished all Nigerians,particularly the people of the state, a happy June 12 celebration.
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