A young Nigerian, Joshua Nicholas, popularly known as Mr. Nigeria, is out with a new book titled ‘Nigeria! The Glory Beyond’.
Speaking on the new book, Joshua Nicholas said, “I have decided to take responsibility for what happens in this Nation”.
“As a visionary patriot, I have only one goal – Taking my Nation to her place of the Glory Beyond” he said.
“One of the ways we can do this is by motivating other Nigerians to catch this dream and run with the vision! Positive change is all we have been beckoning for and here it is. Since our problems are enormous, our solutions will be extraordinary.”
“This book aims to revive the spirit of patriotism in Nigerians, rebuild their faith in the nation and re-establish their confidence in the hope and working out of a glorious Nigeria.”
“The book, ‘Nigeria! The Glory Beyond’, aims at breeding a new Nigeria of unity, hope and purpose; a Nigeria that is built on the Glory Beyond and Greatness within. Nigeria is not a land mass, Nigeria is not a “Coat of Arm symbol”, Nigeria is not a vast area of green land occupied by black people. I am Nigeria – You are Nigeria. If we fail, it’s our fault – if we win, it’s our work.”
“Come let us build Nigeria together! God bless Nigeria!
God bless the pride of the earth! Nigeria! The Glory Beyond.”
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