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New Month Message, Ikebunwa Lotanna Calls for Love, Unity and Collective Progress

Ambassador Ikebunwa Lotanna a frontline aspirant for the Nnewi Federal constituency under the ADC platform has extended warm February greetings to the people of Nnewi North, Nnewi South, Ekwusigo, and Nigerians nationwide, describing the new month as a season of love, hope, and renewed commitment to collective progress.

In a goodwill message to mark the beginning of February, Amb. Lotanna expressed optimism about Nigeria’s future, stressing the resilience, strength, and untapped potential of its people.

“February, the month of love, offers us another opportunity to reaffirm our faith in one another and in our nation,” he said. “We are stronger than we often imagine, more capable than we sometimes realize, and united in our shared desire for progress and prosperity.”

Reaffirming his dedication to public service, he noted that it remains a privilege to serve the people and to champion initiatives aimed at transforming communities and improving lives.

“I remain steadfast in my commitment to advancing policies and programmes that uplift our people and secure a brighter future for all,” he stated.

Lotanna also offered prayers for peace, stability, and prosperity across the country, calling for love and harmony to prevail in homes and communities.

“As we journey through this month, I pray that our homes be filled with peace and love, and that our collective efforts continue to shape a greater Nigeria whose values and vision will inspire generations yet unborn,” he said.

He urged citizens to work together in unity, noting that sustainable development and national greatness can only be achieved through shared responsibility, mutual respect, and a common purpose.

Furthermore, he concluded by wishing Nigerians a fulfilling and productive month while invoking divine blessings on the nation.

“Together, let us build a future defined by love, peace, and prosperity. God bless you all, and God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria,” he said.

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