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Why National Anthem, Pledge, Constitution Can’t Unite Nation — Shehu Sani 

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 A former senator and an activist, Shehu Sani has addressed President Ahmed Bola Tinubu at the Democracy Day dinner in Abuja on Wednesday, emphasizing that a national anthem, pledge, or constitution alone cannot unite a nation.

Speaking at the event celebrating 25 years of uninterrupted democracy, Sani stressed that true unity is achieved through tangible values like freedom, equity, and justice, rather than symbolic gestures.

He succinctly conveyed this message, saying: “A national anthem, pledge, or constitution cannot unite a nation; a nation is united by the ideals of freedom, equity, and justice.”

He also appealed to President Tinubu to release the EndSars protesters still in detention, referring to Mr President as the father of protest.

”You are a master of protest, you have led many protests, funded some and also encouraged us to always stand for Justice, kindly release the EndSars protesters still in captivity,” Shehu Sani said

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