Happy 65th Independence Anniversary Message from ISOZI


On behalf of the ISOZI Executives and other Admins, as Nigeria celebrates 65 years of independence on this day, we join millions of our fellow citizens in giving thanks to God for sustaining our nation through challenges and victories. We extend warm greetings to the entire Zaarland, and in a special way, to our youths who remain the strength and future of our kingdom.

This anniversary is not only a moment of national pride but also a reminder of our shared responsibility. As Zaar people, we must continue to uphold the values of unity, hard work, and resilience that define our heritage. We urge our youths to remain conscious of the need for security, to be self-reliant through education and enterprise, and to embrace peaceful coexistence as the true path to progress.

Let us give unwavering support to the Council of Zaar Kingdom as they continue to guide us with wisdom and dedication. The future of Zaarland depends on our collective commitment to peace, stability, and development.

May this Independence Day strengthen our resolve to build a community where brotherhood flourishes, our culture is preserved, and opportunities abound for every son and daughter of Zaarland. Together, we shall rise stronger, united, and prosperous.

Happy 65th Independence Anniversary to all!
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Engr. Mbimda Ali Mbishida, NIMechE, MNSE, MNIPES, Re (COREN), PhD (In-View)
President, ISOZI

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