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NIMASA commissions Maritime Museum (See pictures)

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By Idang Alibi, Ebuka Ukoh
| Global Patriot News Verified
Director, Planning, Research and Data Management Services, NIMASA - Mrs. Aisha Jidda and the Maritime Guard Commander, Commodore Reginald Odeodi Adoki at the commissioning of the NIMASA Museum The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA has commissioned the NIMASA Museum, located at the Nigerian Maritime Resource Development Centre (NMRDC), Kirikiri, Lagos, marking another milestone in the preservation and promotion of Nigeria’s rich maritime heritage.
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June 19th and Nigeria’s unfinished journey to freedom

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By Ebuka Ukoh
| BusinessDay Nigeria Verified
Juneteenth, which commemorates 19 June 1865, is a reminder that freedom is never inherited. It must be pursued. Protected. Expanded, and sometimes demanded. The same is true of democracy. The same is true of accountability. And the same may be true of Nigeria’s future. The four lepers asked a question that every generation must eventually answer: “Why sit here until we die?” It was not a question about certainty. It was a question about courage.
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June 19th and Nigeria’s unfinished journey to freedom

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By Ebuka Ukoh
| TheNichenews
June 19th and Nigeria’s unfinished journey to freedom By Ebuka Ukoh Juneteenth, which commemorates 19 June 1865, is a reminder that freedom is never inherited. It must be pursued. Protected. Expanded, and sometimes demanded. The same is true of democracy. The same is true of accountability. And the same may be true of Nigeria’s future. The four lepers asked a question that every generation must eventually answer: “Why sit here until we die?” It was not a question about certainty.
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