The article discusses a message from Amb. Ninikanwa Okey-Uche, the Nigerian Consul General in Johannesburg, South Africa, addressing Nigerians living in Southern Africa on the occasion of Nigeria's 66th Independence Anniversary. She reassured them that the Nigerian government cares about their safety and the issues they face, particularly regarding passport problems and the threat of xenophobic attacks. Okey-Uche emphasized that the Consulate is aware of these challenges and is actively working to address them. She encouraged Nigerians to remain hopeful and to act responsibly as representatives of Nigeria in their host countries. She highlighted the importance of unity and national pride, urging Nigerians to uphold their identity with dignity. The Consul General also reflected on Nigeria's journey over the past 66 years, noting both the challenges and the progress made. She expressed confidence in Nigeria's potential for a better future and encouraged citizens to choose hope and unity. Additionally, Ezeanozie Eleberi from the Igbo Union in South Africa echoed calls for national unity and urged Nigerians abroad to promote a positive image of their country.
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