In a video that was uploaded to YouTube, Nigeria’s president, Bola Tinubu, recently questioned where the country got its name. He mentioned that the country was given the name “Nigeria” by Britain or another government, which made him wonder if the name had changed since then.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Tinubu stressed the significance of unity and diversity in Nigeria, noting that regardless of the name’s historical origins and potential colonial implications, what truly matters is the collective identity and cohesion of Nigerians. He highlighted that the name “Nigeria” is printed on their passports, symbolizing their national unity and identity.
In his address, Tinubu urged Nigerians to unite as one family, safeguard their diversity, and foster a spirit of brotherhood and sisterhood.
Tinubu, In a video recently shared on YouTube by Channels TV said,
“Who gave us the name Nigeria? Is it not Britain or somewhere, have we changed our name? We are Nigerians, our passport shows that. As long as we are Nigerians and one family, we remain and protect our diversity and love one another as brothers and sisters”CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>