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Out Of The Box Nigeria

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Welcome to Out of the Box! We bring you unique perspectives on happenings and pressing issues affecting society, with a focus on Nigeria. From local events to global trends and historical lessons, we provide insightful analysis and lively debates that make important issues accessible to all. Join us every week for the most exciting stories and debates of the moment. Subscribe now to stay on top of the latest news and analysis!

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Nigeria at 63; Truly Independent?

OUT OF THE BOX PODCAST

48 minutes 48 seconds

2 years ago

Nigeria at 63; Truly Independent?

In this special episode of "Out of the Box Podcast," we delve deep into the heart of Nigeria's 63rd Independence Day celebrations. As the nation commemorates its "sovereignty," we ask the critical question: Is Nigeria truly independent?

We also looked at the President's Independence Day address to the nation. What did he say? What promises were made, and how do they align with the aspirations of Nigerians?