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Today marks the 58th year of independent Nigeria. It’s with great sense of patriotism that we celebrate our dear country on this day. !!!!!!HAPPY 58TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY!!!!!! to a great Nation Nigeria. Thousands laid down their lives so that our country Nigeria can celebrate this day. Never forget their Sacrifices.. Feel the Pride of being part of such a Glorious Nation. Here is Hon. Awesome warm patriotic wishes to make this day truly memorable: Happy 58th Independence Day to Nigeria. We still believe in this great nation. #independenceday #greatnation #Nigeria #madeinnigeria #ambbyfoods Thanks for commiserations with us on the 58th Independence anniversary of our Nation. To celebrate Nigeria’s 58th Independence, the internet has been bubbling with children wearing beautiful traditional attires to represent their culture and tradition. This is a lovely sight to behold as they all look yummy! Take a look at some of them below. Today, Nigeria marks the 58th anniversary of her political freedom and attendant sovereignty from the British colonialists which took place on October 1, 1960. Fifty-eight years is significant in the life of a nation made up of an estimated 250 ethnic nationalities, with cultural and religious On this day, We congratulate anyone who calls himself a Nigerian and lives on this glorious land, regardless of the language you speak and what traditions you follow. Nigeria has come a long way since 1960 but her people still have a long way to go to experience the true meaning of freedom. As we celebrate her 58th year of freedom from the bondage of British Colonialists today, let the Federal Government realize that the people are the key constituents of governance. So, I join the rest of the world to wish Nigeria a happy 58th year independence anniversary celebration. May God bless the Federal republic of Nigeria. Kindly follow the peerless vocabulary lessons delivered by @majes.tytyty and get rewarded with some upvotes for your participation. Independence Day is all about national integration, as the nation commemorates its declaration of independence from the British Empire in 1960. The green and white flag flies in all 36 Nigerian states: green standing for agriculture, white for peace and unity. Happy Independence Day to Nigeria and to the Nigerian diaspora worldwide. Fellow Nigerians, today marks the 58th anniversary of our country’s independence as a sovereign nation. Below are some awesome Messages you can send to friends and loved ones through SMS, WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter and other social networking platforms. 2.8K views, 89 likes, 6 loves, 5 comments, 12 shares, Facebook Watch Videos from Little Ivy International School: Happy 58th Independence Day Celebration Nigeria ! Though we are just 2, We know a My_beloveth_Country Happy 58th Independence Anniversary to Nigeria. May we continue to grow from strength to strength. What do you love most about your country? Today marks the 58th year of independent Nigeria. It’s with great sense of patriotism that we celebrate our dear country on this day. Below is a piece we intend to use in reminding us of the kinds of qualities we should always seek to possess as a Nigerian so that we can move forward as a nation. READ BELOW:- Men of dreams Women of vision Happy 58th Independence Day, Nigeria. A message of hope from Pastor Sola Adesoye, Serving Overseer of the Lighthouse, Abuja.#Lighthouse #Ministries #NigeriaAt58 CLICK HERE FOR INFO ABOUT MY CHANNEL Don't forget to give this video a thumbs up and subscribe if you enjoyed! It helps me build my channel (Thank you!)Me - Happy 58th Independence Day Nigeria. 58 years ago marked the birth of our great nation. SunRoses celebrates you. #happynewmonth#independencedaynigeria#octoberfirst#october1st#sunroses#nationalanthem#goodwillmessage#hope#greatnation#elections#elections2018#celebrity#nigerianwedding#nigerianfood#nigerianfashion#nigerianfabric#champions# Today is the 58th independence anniversary of Nigeria. Nigeria gained its independence from the British Colony on October 1st 1960 and ever since then, the Federal Government has always set aside the first day of October every year as a public holiday in celebration of our independence a country and to also reflect on how far we have come as a
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