Former Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, SAN, has urged Nigerians to uphold unity, human rights, and the rule of law as the country marks its 65th Independence Anniversary.
In his Independence Day message released through his Special Assistant on Media, Mohammed Bello Doka, Malami emphasized that Nigeria’s strength lies in the resilience of its people and the sacrifices of past heroes.
“On this day, we celebrate not only our independence but also the enduring spirit of our nation, its unity, and its people. Sixty-five years on, the task before us remains clear — to build a Nigeria that caters for the needs of its citizens, respects human rights and dignity, and upholds the rule of law as the foundation of our democracy,” he stated.
Malami, who played a pivotal role in strengthening Nigeria’s justice system during his tenure as Attorney-General, called on citizens to work collectively towards building a prosperous nation. He reminded Nigerians that the ideals of justice and equity remain the foundation for a peaceful and democratic society.
He added: “Let us work together in unity and commitment to ensure that the sacrifices of our heroes past continue to yield a prosperous and just nation for generations to come.”
Malami concluded by wishing Nigerians a happy 65th Independence celebration, stressing that national unity and justice are non-negotiable pillars for the country’s growth.
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