Today is not a day to celebrate but a day to educate - EIC, Oau Kilonshele

Happy Independence day NIGERIA
Happy Independence day Great Nigerian Students
Happy Independence day OAU

"Liberties aren't given, they are taken."
--Aldous Huxley







Today marks the day when our independence was "writtenly" given to us by the Crown due to the effort of dauntless Nationalists.

Today marks the day we remember we were once captained by a foreign sailor.

But now we are free
Now we are the paddler of our canoe
Now we are the sailor of our imperfect ship

Today is not a day to celebrate but a day to educate
Today marks the day we remember in Unison,
We have more to do as a Nation
Take up the gong of revolution
The struggle to fight corruption

Yes, the economy is in a state of recession
Yes, the people are in a state of depression
Yes, the birth of frustration
But this is not the solution

We need solidarity more than ever.
Give no room for oppression
Create no space for infringement
The Rule of law our guide
Nepotism to be sent to the bottomless pit
Federal character a thing of the past
Let us make merit our foremost principle
And truly we are free
Truly we are independent

I say Happy Independence on behalf of the Oau Kilonshele team to Nigeria, Oau Community and our readers respectively.

I say this with hope of a better tomorrow.
I say this with faith of economic buoyancy
I say this with hope that I can call everyone my brother
I say this with hope that we stand United
I say this with hope that Nigeria can be greatly great

Today, we commemorate the heroes of the past
Today we look forward to the future with hope for a better Nigeria

"I have a dream just like Rev Martin Luther King dreamt. I have a dream that Nigeria will be united, strong and undaunted to leave a mark for a better tomorrow" Afolabi Lekan Dolapo

Afolabi Lekan D
EIC, Oau Kilonshele News Outfit
On behalf of Oau Kilonshele Team

#Hope4Nigeria #Hope4aBetterTomorrow #oaukilonshele



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