A former Nigerian ambassador to Saudi Arabia, London and Equatorial Guinea, Hassan Tukur, has said that democracy day presents..
A former Nigerian ambassador to Saudi Arabia, London and Equatorial Guinea, Hassan Tukur, has said that democracy day presents Nigerians the choice of re-writing the wrongs of the past.
The ex-envoy also said that the day presents the country and its people the opportunity of weaving together a future that posterity will be grateful for. He said that present leaders must begin to build a future that all Nigerians will be a part of as well as the kind that is solid enough to support the dreams of the next generation.
“We will need to get our acts together and join the ‘League of Nations’ who are on the forward march. That’s what we deserve.
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