HAPPY 66TH INDEPENDENCE DAY NIGERIA.

HAPPY 66TH INDEPENDENCE DAY NIGERIA. 

(This post/publication is also available on my Facebook: 
Ojeje William Okoi).

I wish all Nigerians is very happy 66th independence day celebration, year 2026..

May this nation which was created in 1914, by the British, but became independent on 1st of October 1960, become the country of our dreams, wherein all leaders, and followers alike, contribute their quota, towards the actualisation of the Nigeria of our dreams. 

It may interest Nigerians to note that, Lord Lugard, the British Colonial master, through whom Nigeria was created in 1914, was the high commissioner of Northern protectorate, from 1900 to 1906, and the governor of Hong Kong, from 29th of July 1907, to 16th of March 1912, before he was reposted back in September 1912, to be the governor of Northern, and Southern, protectorates of Nigeria. 
In 1914, both protectorates were amalgamated by him, leading to the creation of Nigeria.

Incidentally, Nigeria's independence day, and the national day of China, are on the same date: 1st of October. 
This is one relativity of the creation of Nigeria. 


I was, and still is, the unofficial King of England , and unofficial Emperor of China, and a Nigerian at the moment.
 
The aspirations for a robust economy, better quality of life, peace, security, and a solid national defense, etc, is within our reach to achieve. We all have a part to play, it is not just for the president and other government officials. 

We all have to work on creating greater love, and tolerance, across ethnic, religious, and political divides. These problems are universal in nature, even in the most developed nations. 

May God bless Nigeria. 
May God bless the president, vice president, and all leaders of government. 
May God bless the Nigerian Armed Forces.
May God bless all Nigerians. 

Signed, 
C.I.O.W.
(The unofficial Commander In Chief, and unofficial President of Nigeria. 
The 2015 APC coup plotter, and major reason of subsequent victories, including those of PDP, that ruled before the APC).

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