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DEMOCRACY DAY: BENJAMIN KALU REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO A BETDEMOCRACY DAY: BENJAMIN KALU REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO A BETTER NIGERIA
As part of activities marking Nigeria’s 27 years of uninterrupted democratic governance, the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Benjamin Kalu, Rep. Benjamin Okezie Kalu joined fellow lawmakers in a solemn gathering of thanksgiving and reflection, expressing gratitude to God for sustaining the nation through nearly three decades of democratic rule.
Reflecting on Nigeria’s democratic journey, Kalu noted that the country has witnessed both notable progress and difficult challenges since the return to democracy in 1999. He acknowledged the economic pressures, security concerns, social tensions, and political contests that have shaped the nation’s history, while emphasizing that the resilience of the Nigerian people has remained the bedrock of democratic stability.
According to the Deputy Speaker, democracy is not measured solely by the conduct of elections but by its capacity to improve the lives of citizens, expand opportunities, protect freedoms, and promote national unity. He stressed that the National Assembly remains committed to enacting legislation that supports economic growth, social justice, security, education, innovation, and sustainable development across the country.
Kalu further reaffirmed the resolve of the House of Representatives to work collaboratively with all arms and levels of government in strengthening institutions and delivering the dividends of democracy to Nigerians. He maintained that building a nation where opportunities are accessible to all citizens and where institutions function effectively remains a collective responsibility.
As Nigeria celebrates its 27th Democracy Day anniversary, the Deputy Speaker called on Nigerians to remain hopeful and united in the pursuit of national progress. He expressed confidence that with determination, patriotism, and faith in God, the country’s best days are still ahead.
He concluded by praying for continued peace, stability, and prosperity for the Federal Republic of Nigeria. TER NIGERIA
As part of activities marking Nigeria’s 27 years of uninterrupted democratic governance, the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Benjamin Kalu, Rep. Benjamin Okezie Kalu joined fellow lawmakers in a solemn gathering of thanksgiving and reflection, expressing gratitude to God for sustaining the nation through nearly three decades of democratic rule.
Reflecting on Nigeria’s democratic journey, Kalu noted that the country has witnessed both notable progress and difficult challenges since the return to democracy in 1999. He acknowledged the economic pressures, security concerns, social tensions, and political contests that have shaped the nation’s history, while emphasizing that the resilience of the Nigerian people has remained the bedrock of democratic stability.
According to the Deputy Speaker, democracy is not measured solely by the conduct of elections but by its capacity to improve the lives of citizens, expand opportunities, protect freedoms, and promote national unity. He stressed that the National Assembly remains committed to enacting legislation that supports economic growth, social justice, security, education, innovation, and sustainable development across the country.
Kalu further reaffirmed the resolve of the House of Representatives to work collaboratively with all arms and levels of government in strengthening institutions and delivering the dividends of democracy to Nigerians. He maintained that building a nation where opportunities are accessible to all citizens and where institutions function effectively remains a collective responsibility.
As Nigeria celebrates its 27th Democracy Day anniversary, the Deputy Speaker called on Nigerians to remain hopeful and united in the pursuit of national progress. He expressed confidence that with determination, patriotism, and faith in God, the country’s best days are still ahead.
He concluded by praying for continued peace, stability, and prosperity for the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
