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Thought For This Week (42, 2026): Unity… - Politics - Nairaland

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Thought For This Week (42, 2026): Unity… by NaijaphiliaBlog(op): 4:11pm On Oct 18
It is the duty of all of us to work for unity and encourage members of all our communities to live together in peace and harmony. The way to do this is to create understanding, mutual respect and trust.

— Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Dec1912–15Jan1966 (Chief Minister of Nigeria 30Aug1957–01Oct1960 & Prime Minister 01Oct1960–15Jan1966).



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Re: Thought For This Week (42, 2026): Unity… by helinues: 4:12pm On Oct 18
This message should be shared in the opposition groups. They really need this
Re: Thought For This Week (42, 2026): Unity… by NaijaphiliaBlog(op): 5:50pm On Oct 18
helinues:
This message should be shared in the opposition groups. They really need this
Yes indeed, the message is highly relevant for everyone.

Elections come and go but Nigeria remains.
Re: Thought For This Week (42, 2026): Unity… by helinues: 6:39pm On Oct 18
NaijaphiliaBlog:
Yes indeed, the message is highly relevant for everyone.

Elections come and go but Nigeria remains.
We as Nigerians generally irrespective of who we are supporting should conduct ourselves before, during and after the election.

Peace is Paramount than who won or loss
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