Hon. Babajide expressed his hope in a better Nigeria and he said “I acknowledge some interventions will have to take place but I still believe Nigeria will be a great nation”.
Hon. Babajide stated that celebrating Nigeria independence at sixty-one, we must continue to pray for the country and we have to review and assess the nation’s journey since Independence with a view to righting the wrongs.
He also, stated that Nigeria is God’s own land as God has blessed her with abundant human and material resources and we must make good use of our resources.
Nigeria at sixty-one, we can not overlook the challenges our dear country, from leadership, human rights,and our good desires for this great are enormous, from electricity, good road networks, creation of job, employment,security and so on, as a nation, we will continue with all of these good desires which are necessity.
He also, stated that Nigeria is God’s own land as God has blessed her with abundant human and material resources and we must make good use of our resources.
Hon. Babajide stressed that security is one of fundamental human rights and we need to have a lasting solutions for this, he also expressed disappointment over the surge in the price of liquid natural gas, stating this is part of our natural resources and it should be accessible with ease in the price.
While stressing that Nigerians need one another and love for our country to paddle out of the obstacles we are currently facing.
He urges religious leaders, teachers, politicians and every works to be of good character and be a good ambassador of our great country.
