Nigeria @ 63: We Must Not Despair, Regardless of The Challenges of Today – Prof Okonkwo 

Posted on October 1, 2023

CHUKA UBAH 

The Chairman, United Nigeria Airlines, Prof Obiora Okonkwo, OFR, has charged Nigerians not to despair regardless of the numerous challenges bedeviling the country at the moment. 

 

In his Independence Day message, the respected business mogul and critical stakeholder in the aviation industry, said, “Fellow Compatriots,

In the face of the challenges that surround us today, it is crucial that we remember to keep hope alive”.

“It is easy to become disheartened and overwhelmed, but we must not despair. Instead, let’s summon our inner strength, resilience, and determination and face these obstacles head-on. By staying positive and steadfast, we can overcome anything that comes our way. Together, we can create a better tomorrow” Prof Okonkwo stated.

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