In a remarkable display of unity, determination, and collective purpose, the Rescue Movement has been expanding its presence across the Southwest region of Nigeria, leaving an indelible mark of hope and transformation. This unstoppable march towards a new Nigeria has been fueled by the unwavering commitment of its leaders, members, and supporters.
Speaking Abeokuta in Ogun State at inauguration of the Rescue The Vulnerable Initiative Aka Rescue Movement For New Nigeria Ogun State chapter, the Director General of the movement Martins Chiedozie Ugwu stated that “Today, in Abeokuta, Ogun State, we mark a milestone in our quest for a better Nigeria. The Rescue The Vulnerable Initiative’s expansion in the Southwest is a resounding testament to the transformative power of collective action. It’s a source of inspiration, illuminating the path to a brighter future where unity, justice, and equality reign supreme. In his words “As we inaugurate the Ogun State chapter, we’re not just building a movement – we’re crafting a new narrative for our nation. One where every voice is heard, every soul is valued, and every citizen has the chance to thrive. We’re redefining what’s possible when we come together, fueled by a burning desire for change.
“In this moment, we’re reminded that collective ambition can achieve what individual efforts cannot. By strengthening our organizational glue and grease, we’ll create a unified culture that drives meaningful progress. Our purpose is clear: to rescue the vulnerable, to uplift the marginalized, and to forge a new Nigeria where all can live with dignity. Let this moment be a catalyst for a movement that inspires a nation. Let our collective action be the spark that ignites a brighter future for all Nigerians”
The Rescue Movement’s latest milestones in the Southwest include:
– The inauguration of the Ogun State chapter on September 29, 2024
– The launch of the Ondo State chapter on September 28, 2024
– The Osun State chapter inauguration on October 26, 2024
– The Oyo State chapter launch on 22, 2024
– The Lagos State chapter inauguration on September 20, 2024
“Today, we recognize the transformative power of collective action and the unwavering dedication of individuals who have propelled our movement forward. His Excellency Sir Faduri Oluwadare Joseph stands as a shining exemplar of this commitment, his unrelenting passion for a better Nigeria igniting a flame that has inspired countless others to join our noble quest.”
Through his tireless efforts, Sir Faduri has demonstrated that true leadership is not merely a title, but a beacon of hope that illuminates the path to a brighter future. His unwavering commitment to building a new Nigeria has fostered a sense of community, galvanizing individuals from diverse backgrounds to unite towards a common purpose.
We extend our deepest gratitude to all those great minds who have contributed to our movement’s success. Your selflessness, perseverance, and vision have created a ripple effect, inspiring a nation to strive for excellence. May your dedication continue to inspire generations to come.
Also speaking the South West Deputy DG Comrade Adeyye Abiodun, thanked his state Directors for their dedicated to the ideology of the movement which is a new Nigeria built by Nigerians. According to him “As we celebrate these achievements, we are reminded that our journey is far from over. Let us continue to draw strength from our collective efforts driven by our shared vision for a better Nigeria.
The Rescue Movement’s guiding principles of unity, compassion, and responsible citizenship have resonated deeply across the Southwest, inspiring hope and renewed commitment to the cause. With chapters in Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Delta, Abia, Enugu, Kano and others, the movement demonstrates unwavering dedication to fostering a better Nigeria.
As Ugwu emphasizes, “The Rescue Movement is not just a call to action; it’s a beacon of hope for a nation yearning for transformation. Together, we can overcome the challenges that have held us back for far too long. Together, we will build a Nigeria where every citizen can thrive.”