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    Nigeria@65: FG Flags Off Compendium To Honour 250 Outstanding Citizens

    HumsiBy HumsiJuly 4, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    By Miriam Humbe

    The Federal Government is set to honour 250 outstanding Nigerians across various sectors for their exceptional dedication, innovation and patriotism toward nation building as part of activities to mark the country’s 65th Independence Anniversary.

    Segun Imohiosen, the Director, Information & Public Relations in the OSGF disclosed this in a statement signed on Thursday.

    Speaking at the flag-off ceremony for the groundbreaking Compendium of 250 top performers in Nigeria to commemorate Nigeria’s 65th Independence Anniversary in collaboration with OyanaHealth Limited, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, (SGF) Sen. George Akume, described the initiative as a historic and remarkable documentary aimed at celebrating the values of resilience, innovation and patriotism among Nigerians.

    “This initiative presents a timely opportunity to reflect, project and celebrate the values of resilience, innovation and innovation that defines the Nigerian spirit”, he said.

    The SGF, who was represented by the Permanent Secretary Overseeing General Services Office, Mallam Mohammed Sanusi Danjuma, said that the production of the compendium will serve as the face of Nigeria’s immense human endowments and will also provide vista of opportunities for the youth to aspire for greatness as well as renew our commitment to national unity and nation building.

    Dr. Akume stressed that the project will feature government’s key achievements and 11 top performing State Governors.

    He added that it will also feature quiz competition, patriotic songs of hope, innovative/creativity exhibitions and music concert.

    In his remarks, the Permanent Secretary, Political and Economic Affairs Office, Engr. Nadungu Gagare, stressed that the compendium will serve as a historic record and strategy for inspiring talents and promoting credible narratives about Nigeria and recognising excellence in governance.

    He said that the compendium will document and celebrate Nigerian’s excellence both at home and across the globe.

    The convener of the Compendium on 250 Top Nigerian Performers across the globe and the CEO of OyanaHealth Ltd, Jennifer Chinyelu Obiasor stated that the project, aptly themed “Nigeria Celebrates” will celebrate 250 outstanding Nigerians across the globe who are trailblazers in various fields, including medicine, business, sports, entertainment, technology, and diplomacy.

    Nigeria's Independence Secretary to the Government of the Federation Senator George Akume SGF
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