Directors and Coordinators of the Soft Nigeria Initiative have held a strategic meeting in Warri, Delta State, aimed at strengthening grassroots engagement and promoting national unity across the country.

 

The high-level meeting took place at the residence of prominent patron, Chief Ayiri Emami, in Ubeji, Warri, and brought together key stakeholders of the movement to review progress and discuss strategies for advancing peace, unity, and social harmony in Nigeria.

 

Speaking during the gathering, Chief Ayiri Emami, alongside Daniel Mayuku and other leaders of the initiative, emphasized the need for sustained collaboration and patriotism, declaring that “Nigeria is getting softer” through collective efforts geared toward national development and cohesion.

 

The Delta State Coordinator of the initiative, Hon. Benjamin Sharta, and the Delta State Deputy Director General, Dr. Oritsegbegbemi Maurice Ojo-Ede, commended Nigerians for their determination and commitment toward building a better nation.

 

They noted that the initiative remains focused on fostering peaceful coexistence, encouraging grassroots participation, and strengthening national values among citizens.

 

Participants at the meeting reaffirmed their commitment to using the Soft Nigeria Initiative as a platform for promoting national development, unity, and positive engagement across communities.

 

Also speaking, the National Media Director of the initiative, Mr. Ossai Ovie Success, praised the patrons, directors, and coordinators for what he described as their dedication to spreading the message and vision of Soft Nigeria throughout the country.