Nigerian disc jockey Florence Otedola, better known as DJ Cuppy, has described Nigeria as her superpower.
As Nigerians across the world celebrated the 64th year of gaining independence, Cuppy via the X platform, admitted that though Nigeria is going through tough times, it remains and will always be a peace of hope.
She stated that being a Nigerian is the superpower of her brand as no matter where she goes, she will always carry a piece of Nigeria with her. Cuppy ended her tweet by praying for God to protect and bless the future of Nigeria.
“It’s Independence Day. Sha it’s NO secret that our country going through tough times, BUT even with the challenges, Nigeria REMAINS and will ALWAYS be a place full of hope.
Being Nigerian is actually the superpower of the “Cuppy” brand. No matter where I go, I will ALWAYS carry a piece of Naij with me! May God protect AND bless the future Nigeria. Nigeria64″.
Similarly, Funke Akindele expressed her utmost belief that Nigeria would be great again as she kicked against leaving the country. She noted how her status as the highest-grossing producer, her ability to empower youths, to shoot a movie with 175 crew members, and more was all thanks to being a Nigerian.
Funke declared that Nigeria is a place where talents thrive and opportunities abound, hence, why she would never relocate.
Regina Daniels stated that regardless of how and where the country is right now, we still love the country, and she believes together, we will strive to make the country better.
Tonto Dikeh noted that the challenges in the country are many but they are not insurmountable. She believes with peace as their foundation and justice as our guide, we can forge ahead, strengthening democracy and ensuring that prosperity isn’t just for a few, but for all. She encouraged Nigerians to recommit themselves to building a Nigeria that future generations will inherit with pride.
Meanwhile, Do2dtun slammed those for celebrating the country as he questioned what Nigerians were celebrating. He stated that it is time for a reality check as he noted how things are hard, and it has become a ripple effect where the next person has a prepared speech of blaming the person before him or her.