The Nigerian spirit

The Nigerian spirit is the spirit of motivation, inspiration, encouragement and courage. It is the spirit of never give up. It is the spirit of determination to succeed and be the best. The Nigerian spirit is that of super hustlers whose tempo towards a given task is always that of winning, success, achievement and breakthrough.

Despite the economic downturns in the country, a firing spirit can be visibly seen at work in the hearts and minds of Nigerians.

The Nigerian spirit is the spirit that never give up or quits no matter the circumstances.

The Nigerian spirit is the spirit that divides the red sea of drought to pull a multitude of fishes to the shore.

The Nigerian spirit is that spirit that wakes up an idea and carries on with it through actualisation.

The Nigerian spirit is the spirit that without tribalism spells 'ethnicity' with 'unity'.

The Nigerian spirit is the spirit that leads other nations, that counsels with authority, that consoles with soothing words, that preaches and practices true unity and friendship.

Arise to Conquer,

O ye Nigerians with a great spirit and a great mind

Say YES to Hardwork

And NO to Laziness

For this is the best Key to Success.

God bless Nigeria

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