Regina Daniels, the celebrated Nollywood actress, recently took to social media to engage with her vast fanbase regarding the ongoing protests in Nigeria. In a heartfelt video message, she expressed her concerns about the current state of the nation, highlighting the widespread frustration among Nigerians. She emphasized that this frustration is justified, given the numerous challenges the country is facing, and urged for immediate action to prevent further loss of life and damage to property.
In her message, Daniels stressed that "Nigeria is not a one man's land," pointing out that the country's problems cannot be solved by any single individual. Instead, she called for a united effort from all levels of government, including the President, governors, senators, House of Representatives members, House of Assembly members, local government chairmen, and councilors. She questioned the effectiveness of governance when there is a disconnect between the federal, state, and local governments, emphasizing that "the job still remains undone, leaving thousands jobless and hungry."
Daniels concluded by stating that Nigeria cannot progress with "half bad eggs and half good eggs" in positions of power. She urged lawmakers to align with the people's struggles, recognizing that only through collective efforts can Nigeria's issues be addressed and resolved. Her message has resonated with many, sparking discussions about the need for cohesive governance and active engagement with the citizens' concerns.
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