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    Southern senators predict abundance, prosperity for Nigeria in 2022

    National UpdateBy National UpdateDecember 31, 2021 Legislature No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Chairman of Southern Senators Forum, Senator Opeyemi Bamidele has predicted that year 2022 will spring forth abundance and prosperity for the people of Nigeria.

    The Southern Senators Forum in a new year message signed by Senator Bamidele urged all Nigerians to continue to have faith in God and be rest assured that whatever that is currently difficult will definitely be solved.

    He said Nigeria could only savour the expected economic prosperity and gains when unity is guaranteed and security of lives and property is assured for rapid investment.

    He added that God did not create human being for hardship because when God created man and woman in the Garden of Eden, they were created in the midst of Abundance.

    The Governorship Aspirant of APC for the forthcoming election in Ekiti said, “I am confident that in the new year, there will be prosperity and Abundance for Nigerians.
    The issue of insecurity and unemployment among our youths will be a thing of the past in this New year.
    “I am imploring Nigerians to continue to have faith in God and be rest assured that whatever that is currently difficult will be resolved .

    He also appealed to Nigerians to demonstrate more vigour and renewed commitment to national unity and sustenance.
    Bamidele said though Nigeria had always been having its challenges since pre- independence days, but the widening disunity and insecurity have not assumed this frightening dimension.
    The situation he said called for concern and concerted efforts for the country to overcome and become stronger.

    He implored Nigerians to shed all tendencies that could further widen the gulf of disunity among diverse ethnic and religious groups.
    The chairman asked Nigeria’s to perceive the present insecurity constituting a folorn hope to all citizens as a collective battle that must be sustained and won at all cost .

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