Former governor of Delta State, James Ibori, has charged Nigerians to unite and support the government of the day in achieving prosperity for the nation.
The former governor who was in the saddle from 1999 to 2007, gave the charge in his New Year message on Tuesday via a statement he signed.
Ibori enjoined all and sundry to “build bridges of understanding, engage in constructive dialogues, and foster a spirit of togetherness.”
“As we bid farewell to the challenges of the past year and embrace the dawn of 2024, let us unite with unwavering resilience and hope for a brighter future ahead.
“Despite the hurdles we’ve faced, our collective strength has always been our greatest asset. Let us continue to stand tall, resilient in the face of adversity, and determined to forge ahead towards prosperity.
“In this new year, let’s extend our hands in support of our government. Together, let us collaborate, not just in words but in actions, to drive positive change and progress in our beloved Delta State and our nation at large.
“Let’s build bridges of understanding, engage in constructive dialogues, and foster a spirit of togetherness. Our combined efforts are pivotal in achieving sustainable development, ensuring peace, and creating opportunities that benefit every citizen.
“May 2024 be a year of unity, growth, and shared successes. Let’s embark on this journey with optimism, determination, and a commitment to supporting our government’s initiatives that aim for a more prosperous future.
“Thank you for your resilience, dedication, and unwavering support. Together, let’s make 2024 a year of triumphs and achievements,” he charged.
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