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First Lady of Nigeria Senator Remi Tinubu has appealed to the elders of Plateau State to pursue all avenues to ensure peace ...
First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has donated N1bn and 1,800 bags of rice to victims of renewed attacks in Plateau State.
“Nigeria Jaga Jaga will continue to be the second national anthem, whether anybody likes it or not,” he said. “But I always pray to wake up one day and find the song is no longer relevant.
2. The third stanza of the National Anthem will be adopted as a national prayer. 3. The NOA will serve as the custodian of the national symbols to ensure standardisation. 4.
“The second stanza replaces the abstract idea of unity to the tangible symbol of the national flag. In this instance, the flag stands for the essential principles of truth and fairness, which ...
Is it not paradoxically hilarious that a nation that is blessed with myriads of globally recognised linguistic and literary intelligentsia has just approved an old national anthem that obviously ...
Tufiakwa! 2. The second line of the first stanza says Nigeria is our own native land. Is Nigeria really "our own dear native land?" Think about it.
It should be noted that President Bola Tinubu signed the National Anthem Bill 2024 into law on Wednesday, May 29, 2024, to reinstate the old anthem, “Nigeria, We Hail Thee.” ...
Outrage as Nigeria changes national anthem Mansur Abubakar - BBC News, Kano 30 May 2024 · 3-min read Nigerian footballers will have to learn the words to the new anthem [Getty Images] ...
The old anthem, ‘Nigeria, We Hail Thee’ composed when Nigeria gained independence on October 1, 1960, was replaced with the ‘Arise O’ Compatriots’ version in 1978.
Nigeria’s national anthem from 1978–2024. Arise, O Compatriots, first stanza: “Arise, O Compatriots, Nigeria's call obey. To serve our fatherland. With love and strength and faith. The ...
Some Nigerians have expressed outrage after the country's national anthem was changed with little consultation. President Bola Tinubu on Wednesday signed into law the bill to revert to Nigeria’s ...