Nigerians have been urged to learn to walk in love and unity, irrespective of their cultural or political differences.
This was the message handed down at the celebration of the New Yam festival organised by the Eze ndigbo of Lagos, Eze Christian Nwanchukwu for the Igbos in Isolo, Lagos.
They say Nigeria will prosper, if only it could push aside tribal differences.
Nigerians have been urged to learn to walk in love and unity, irrespective of their cultural or political differences.
This was the message handed down at the celebration of the New Yam festival organised by the Eze ndigbo of Lagos, Eze Christian Nwanchukwu for the Igbos in Isolo, Lagos.
They say Nigeria will prosper, if only it could push aside tribal differences.
Nigerians have been urged to learn to walk in love and unity, irrespective of their cultural or political differences.
This was the message handed down at the celebration of the New Yam festival organised by the Eze ndigbo of Lagos, Eze Christian Nwanchukwu for the Igbos in Isolo, Lagos.
They say Nigeria will prosper, if only it could push aside tribal differences.
Nigerians have been urged to learn to walk in love and unity, irrespective of their cultural or political differences.
This was the message handed down at the celebration of the New Yam festival organised by the Eze ndigbo of Lagos, Eze Christian Nwanchukwu for the Igbos in Isolo, Lagos.
They say Nigeria will prosper, if only it could push aside tribal differences.
Nigerians have been urged to learn to walk in love and unity, irrespective of their cultural or political differences.
This was the message handed down at the celebration of the New Yam festival organised by the Eze ndigbo of Lagos, Eze Christian Nwanchukwu for the Igbos in Isolo, Lagos.
They say Nigeria will prosper, if only it could push aside tribal differences.
Nigerians have been urged to learn to walk in love and unity, irrespective of their cultural or political differences.
This was the message handed down at the celebration of the New Yam festival organised by the Eze ndigbo of Lagos, Eze Christian Nwanchukwu for the Igbos in Isolo, Lagos.
They say Nigeria will prosper, if only it could push aside tribal differences.
Nigerians have been urged to learn to walk in love and unity, irrespective of their cultural or political differences.
This was the message handed down at the celebration of the New Yam festival organised by the Eze ndigbo of Lagos, Eze Christian Nwanchukwu for the Igbos in Isolo, Lagos.
They say Nigeria will prosper, if only it could push aside tribal differences.
Nigerians have been urged to learn to walk in love and unity, irrespective of their cultural or political differences.
This was the message handed down at the celebration of the New Yam festival organised by the Eze ndigbo of Lagos, Eze Christian Nwanchukwu for the Igbos in Isolo, Lagos.
They say Nigeria will prosper, if only it could push aside tribal differences.
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