What 7 celebrities are saying about Nigeria at 60

Thursday, October 01, 2020 at 4:16 PM by Sola Oloruni

Nigeria clocked 60 on Thursday, October 1, and Nigerians have taken to various social media platforms to celebrate the country's new age.

As usual, Nigerian celebrities also took to their social media pages to mark the day. While some only congratulated the country, others had something to say.

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Legit.ng has curated what seven celebrities think about Nigeria at 60

1. Sharon Ooja

The actress urged Nigerians to focus on the positive things about the country amidst the chaos and thank God for many other things.

2. Lola OJ

The media personality declared love for Nigeria despite getting on her nerves sometimes.

3. CeeC

The BBNaija star said that no nation is perfect but it can be made perfect by its citizens

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Betty Irabor, Adesua Etomi, Ceec speak about Nigeria at 60. Source: @adesuaetomi, @bettyirabor, @ceec_official
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4. Adesua Etomi

The actress stated that Nigerians are the real heroes.

5. Betty Irabor

The media personality stated that Nigeria is not the country of her dreams.

6. Wathoni

The BBNaija star urged Nigerians to be the change that they want to see. She also urged them to appreciate where Nigeria currently is while hoping that it would get better someday.

7. Dorathy

The BBNaija star prayed for the country, prophesying that things would get better.

In other news, Legit.ng earlier reported that Nollywood actor Yul Edochie said people are not happy about the current state of the country.

The actor said he cannot congratulate anyone on that. He said he cannot wish anyone happy independence when people are not happy, wondering what Nigerians are celebrating.

He noted some of the challenges the country is currently facing which include killings, employment, and the current hike in fuel price and electricity.