Independence Day: Chief Omosehin Urges Nigerians to Support Tinubu’s Reforms with Prayers, Patriotism

The Convener of Asejere Progressive Movement and Lisa of Osooro Kingdom, Chief Dele Omosehin, has called on Nigerians to support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s reform agenda with prayers, patience, and patriotic dedication.

In a statement marking Nigeria’s 65th Independence Anniversary, Omosehin said the administration’s reforms were already reshaping the nation across various sectors. He described the day as a moment for sober reflection and renewed commitment to unity, peace, and development.

“Every reform has its sacrifices, but there will be light at the end of the tunnel. What our nation needs today is not despair but prayer, support, and the willingness of every Nigerian to contribute their quota to the progress of our country,” he said.

Omosehin stressed the importance of patriotism and collective effort in nation-building. “We do not need to wait until we can empower everyone. The little we do for our neighbor, our community, and our state will collectively transform Nigeria,” he added.

Commending President Tinubu’s reforms, he welcomed the increased allocations to states and urged citizens to support their governors in ensuring the resources are directed toward improving the lives of ordinary Nigerians.

Omosehin also offered prayers for peace and prosperity, reiterating his commitment to grassroots empowerment. He highlighted his partnership with Bimbeads Concepts to train women and girls in Okitipupa and Irele in jewelry-making, mentorship, and market access, as well as the upcoming BOF Unity Cup on January 4, aimed at fostering peace, unity, and youth talent development.

“When young people are engaged positively—through skills, sports, or opportunities—they become productive drivers of national growth,” he noted.

Chief Omosehin concluded by expressing confidence that with faith in God, support for President Tinubu’s vision, and a shared commitment to progress, Nigeria would rise to its full potential.

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