Nigerian music enthusiasts have sparked a lively debate on X, expressing their dissatisfaction with the federal government's decision to revert to the old national anthem.
Many of the critics argued that the move to return to an anthem written by a foreign composer is unnecessary and reflects poorly on the nation's cultural identity.
The backlash has led to a strong online campaign suggesting Timi Dakolo's 'Great Nation' as a more fitting national anthem.
Advocates for this change stressed that selecting a contemporary anthem written by a Nigerian artist would better resonate with the country's diverse population and showcase national pride.
'Great Nation,' a song known for its powerful lyrics and uplifting melody, has struck a chord with many Nigerians who believe it embodies the spirit and aspirations of the country more accurately than the current anthem. Social media users have praised Dakolo's composition for its emotional depth and patriotic fervour, calling for its adoption as a symbol of national unity.
The conversation continues to unfold online, with many hoping the federal government will consider this popular sentiment.
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