Nigerian Diaspora leaders, Dr. David Ogula and Ms. Bolanle Emiabata-Anibaba, have issued a call to Nigerians abroad to take an active role in rebuilding the nation. They emphasize the importance of sustained engagement beyond elections to combat governance challenges such as corruption. By utilizing their global expertise and networks, the Diaspora can contribute to transformative changes in critical areas like education and healthcare.
The Directors of Diaspora Engagement, Dr. David Ogula and Ms. Bolanle Emiabata-Anibaba, have urged Nigerians living abroad to take proactive steps towards rebuilding Nigeria. In a recent statement, they emphasized the importance of moving beyond mere political advocacy to engage actively in nation-building.
They highlighted ongoing governance challenges in Nigeria, such as corruption and weak democratic institutions, and called for sustained involvement from the Diaspora beyond the election cycle. As a critical part of Nigeria’s future, expatriates are encouraged to leverage their global experiences to drive reforms.
Ogula and Emiabata-Anibaba outlined key strategies for the Diaspora, including collaboration with local entities, advocating for good governance, and promoting accountability. They invited Nigerians abroad to contribute their expertise and resources to strengthen vital sectors like education, health, and electoral reforms.
In conclusion, they reminded that nation-building is a shared responsibility. They affirmed, “With deliberate action, unwavering faith, and a deep love for Nigeria, we can create the just and prosperous nation we all desire.” A call to action was set forth: “A new and prosperous Nigeria is possible, and it starts with us.”
Nigerians in the Diaspora are called upon to play an active role in the country’s transformation by engaging in nation-building initiatives. Their contributions are essential in addressing corruption and strengthening democratic institutions. By mobilizing their resources and expertise, the Diaspora can help foster positive change and support key societal sectors, affirming that collective efforts can lead to a prosperous future for Nigeria.
Original Source: sciencenigeria.com
