Abuja, Nigeria – The National Assembly marked a historic milestone today, celebrating 25 years of unbroken democracy in Nigeria with a special joint session attended by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, lawmakers, government officials, and stakeholders.
The joint session, held at the National Assembly Complex, reflected on Nigeria’s democratic journey since 1999 and showcased its progress in consolidating democracy. President Tinubu declared “Nigeria, We Hail Thee” as the nation’s official national anthem, a move seen as a symbol of national unity and pride.
Hon. James Faleke, a member of the National Assembly, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to speak during the plenary session, highlighting the progress and development of democracy in Nigeria. He emphasized the importance of continued efforts towards strengthening democratic institutions and ensuring the nation’s continued growth and prosperity.
“It’s an honor to have spoken on Nigeria’s democratic progression today,” said Hon. Faleke. “May our nation continue to thrive as a beacon of democracy in Africa and the world.”
Hon. Faleke’s remarks were well-received by the audience, and his contributions to the session were acknowledged by the President and other dignitaries.
The joint session featured speeches, presentations, and performances celebrating Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage and democratic achievements. The event demonstrated the country’s resilience and determination to deepen democracy and ensure good governance.
This milestone celebration showcases Nigeria’s commitment to democratic principles and its dedication to building a stronger, more united nation for future generations, with Hon. Faleke playing a significant role in the celebration.
