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‘THE NIGERIAN PROJECT’ NATIONAL CONVENER, OCHIAGHA REAGAN UFOMBA REKINDLES MEMBERS HOPE ON REVIVAL OF GROUP’S FIRST ANNIVERSARY
“…As we look ahead, may TNP continue to stand as a beacon of hope, a vanguard of reform, and a platform through which Nigeria finds renewal and lasting progress”
Goodwill Message on the First Anniversary of the Revival of The Nigerian Project (TNP)
On this auspicious occasion of the first anniversary of the revival of The Nigerian Project (TNP), I extend my heartfelt goodwill and profound congratulations to all members, stakeholders, and supporters of this noble movement.
The rebirth of TNP has, within this one year, rekindled faith in the boundless possibilities of our nation and reaffirmed the enduring truth that Nigeria’s destiny is one of greatness. It has provided a rallying point for patriots who believe that our diversity is not a burden but a strength, and that with vision, discipline, and justice, we can build a nation where equity and opportunity thrive.
As I have often reminded us through my parable of the sower, the journey of TNP has already begun to reflect this timeless truth: while some seeds fall by the wayside, others on stony or thorny ground, it is only those that endure, fall on fertile soil that will germinate, take root, and bear fruit.
This first anniversary is proof that the fertile soil exists among us; men and women of foresight, courage, resilience, and conviction, who continue to nurture this vision with faith and sacrifice.
This moment, therefore, is not merely a celebration of time passed, but a testament to the strength of our ideals, the clarity of our purpose, and the collective will to redefine leadership, governance, and service to humanity.
As we look ahead, may TNP continue to stand as a beacon of hope, a vanguard of reform, and a platform through which Nigeria finds renewal and lasting progress. Together, let us march with conviction, assured that the future we seek is within reach.
Yes, we can!
Long live The Nigerian Project.
Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Ochiagha Reagan Ufomba
National Convenor
The Nigerian Project
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