The Mayor of Chicago, Brandon Johnson, has sent a congratulatory message to Nigerians as the country celebrates its 63rd Independence Anniversary.
This comes amidst President Bola Tinubu battle to hide his Chicago State University academic records to Nigerians.
Meanwhile, Maldonado, a district judge, said in her September 30 ruling ordered release of Tinubu’s records that the Nigerian president should not bother returning to her court to attempt obtaining another temporary postponement of the disclosure, warned that angry rhetoric can’t override general interest of Nigerians, any request for a stay before this court will be denied, as the court finds any stay impracticable in light of the fast-approaching Supreme Court of Nigeria deadlines, she stated.
The Chicago Mayor in a video saidOctober 1, marks another historic milestone since Nigeria got her independence in 1960.
Sending love from the City of Chicago, Mayor Johnson, urged Nigerians not to forget those who fought for the independence and contributed to its accomplishment.
The Mayor of Chicago’s Independence Day message to Nigeria reads: “Hello everyone, it’s Brandon Johnson, Mayor of the greatest city in the world, the City of Chicago.
“It is truly my honour to wish you all a Happy Independence Day.
“October 1st, 1960 marks a significant and cherished milestone in Nigeria’s history. Since gaining Independence, Nigeria has continuously demonstrated strength, resilience, and an incredible spirit.
“Let us remember those who have paved the way for Nigeria’s independence as we celebrate the contributions and accomplishments of Nigerians right here in the City of Chicago and across the globe.
“I hope that you will celebrate Independence Day with your family, gatherings of festivities, of course, wearing your green and white with pride.
“So, on behalf of Chicago, I am wishing you a Happy Independence Day, Nigeria.
“Have a great evening, everyone, Thank you.”
