General Ibrahim Babangida has reaffirmed his commitment to Nigeria’s unity as political movement, The Nigerian Project, gears up for the 2027 elections and national reforms.
As the 2027 general elections draw near, political allies of former military president General Ibrahim Babangida are regrouping with a renewed focus on national unity and development.
During a courtesy visit by The Nigerian Project movement to his Hilltop mansion in Minna, Babangida reiterated his firm belief in a united and prosperous Nigeria.
He emphasized that a divided nation cannot achieve meaningful progress.
Reaffirming his stance on the indivisibility of Nigeria, the former president urged Nigerians to stay loyal to the nation and its leadership.
He called for inclusive governance that allows citizens to express their opinions, engage in debates, and see policies implemented for the country’s advancement.
“I believe in one Nigeria, and on its unity, I stand. Thank you for following my footsteps and upholding the ideals of patriotism and national unity that we all fought for,” Babangida told the delegation.
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