Capt. Philip Itsede, APC Etsako Central Chairman, Celebrates Nigeria’s Independence Day

 

Capt. Philip Itsede, APC Etsako Central Chairman, Celebrates Nigeria’s Independence Day

 By: Ehizokale Ogette 

As Nigeria marks another year of freedom and nationhood, Capt. Philip Itsede, APC Chairman of Etsako Central Local Government, extends heartfelt congratulations to all Nigerians. He celebrates the country’s unity, strength, and resilience despite challenges. 

Capt. Itsede commends the sacrifices of past and present leaders whose vision and dedication have shaped the nation’s progress. He urges citizens to uphold the values of peace, justice, and patriotism.

Together, let us continue building a stronger, united, and prosperous Nigeria for future generations.

 

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