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JUST IN: President Buhari Unveils Logo For Nigeria’s 60th Independence Celebration

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By Daniel Dafe
President Muhammadu Buhari has unveiled the logo for the October 1 celebration of the nation’s 60th independence anniversary.

This was disclosed through a tweet by the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr Isa Pantami who is also the Chairman of the Change, Diamond and Innovation Subcommittee.

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His tweet said: “Mr President has just unveiled the logo and theme: The winning logo for our 60th Diamond Jubilee based on the assignment given to the Change, Diamond and Innovation Subcommittee which I am chairing.
Details later, please.”

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Oasis Magazine learnt that the unveiling took place on Wednesday morning at the commencement of this week’s Federal Executive Council (FEC) Meeting at the State House, Abuja.

Recall that to celebrate Nigeria’s 60th independence anniversary, the Federal Government launched a creative challenge to mark the Diamond Jubilee.

Below is the tweet-

Mr President has just unveiled the logo and theme:
The winning logo for our 60th Diamond Jubilee based on the assignment given to the Change, Diamond and Innovation Subcommittee which I am chairing.
Details later, please. pic.twitter.com/vsw23Bn6cg
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— Isa Ali Pantami, PhD (@DrIsaPantami) September 16, 2020

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