Edo Concerned Stakeholders Joins Millions to Celebrate Democracy Day in Nigeria

A socio-cultural group, the Edo Concerned Stakeholders, has joined millions of patriotic Nigerians in celebrating Democracy Day on June 12.

According to a press statement by the Group, the significance of Democracy Day is not lost on the nation as it

“Democracy Day holds a special place in the hearts of Nigerians as it symbolises the triumph of the people’s will and their right to participate in the decision-making processes that shape the nation’s future.

“Edo Concerned Stakeholders acknowledges the importance of democracy as a catalyst for positive change and sees this day as an opportunity to reaffirm their commitment to advancing democratic ideals in Edo State and beyond.

“As the group actively works towards restoring Edo State’s glory, they recognize that democracy serves as a foundation for progress and development. By advocating for capable leaders within the age group of 35 to 55 and promoting transparent governance, Edo Concerned Stakeholders aims to contribute to the growth and prosperity of Edo State.

“On this occasion, Edo Concerned Stakeholders encourages citizens to reflect on the significance of democracy and the role each individual plays in shaping the destiny of their state and nation. The group emphasizes the importance of active civic participation, responsible voting, and engagement with political processes to ensure a government that truly represents the interests of the people.

The Group also emphasized the need for the closing of ranks among Nigerians to strengthen democratic institutions and preserve democratic rule.

“In celebrating Democracy Day, Edo Concerned Stakeholders calls for unity, inclusivity, and the preservation of democratic values. They stand in solidarity with fellow Nigerians and reiterate their commitment to work diligently towards a brighter future for Edo State, where democracy thrives and the aspirations of the people are fulfilled.

“Edo Concerned Stakeholders is a dynamic group drawn from various walks of life, both at home and abroad, committed to restoring Edo State’s glory. The group advocates for capable leaders from the age group of 35 to 55 and works towards transforming the narrative of Edo State through strategic collaborations, advocacy, and the mobilization of youth,” the statement read.