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Fashola Warns Against Inaccurate Use of National Flag and Coat of Arms

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 Fashola Warns Against Inaccurate Use of National Flag and Coat of Arms

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Former Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, has raised a crucial point concerning the proper representation of Nigeria’s national flag and coat of arms. During a special live broadcast on Channels Television, commemorating Nigeria’s 63rd independence anniversary, Fashola emphasized the importance of upholding national symbols accurately.

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Fashola, in the programme titled “Empowering Tomorrow: A New Vision for Nigeria,” expressed concern over instances where the coat of arms is erroneously inscribed on the national flag. He pointed out that such a practice amounts to an abuse of the national colours.

He emphasized that Nigeria’s flag is characterized by a distinctive pattern of green, white, and green, without any inclusion of a coat of arms. This precise combination of colors holds great significance in the nation’s identity.

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Fashola highlighted the need for Nigerians to be attentive to seemingly minor but significant details, especially when it pertains to national symbols. He stressed that these symbols should be accurately displayed during official events, reflecting the unity and identity of the entire nation.

Babatunde Fashola’s call for the accurate representation of Nigeria’s national flag and coat of arms serves as a reminder of the importance of upholding national symbols with precision and respect. It underlines the significance of paying attention to details, no matter how seemingly small, in matters of national identity. As Nigeria celebrates its independence, this message resonates as a call for unity and a shared commitment to preserving the nation’s heritage.

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