in

My passport is only green. “Everyone has run away, and my child is not here,” said Kate.

Veteran Nollywood actress Kate Henshaw, who is well-known for her integrity and enthusiasm for the country’s progress, has expressed her sincere reasons for staying in Nigeria in spite of the rising number of Nigerians leaving the country in search of better opportunities outside..CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

Henshaw stressed the value of responsibility, bravery, and purpose in the face of national issues in an open discussion on the program With Chude.

Henshaw, who has worked in Nigeria’s entertainment sector for more than thirty years, talked fervently about her steadfast devotion to her native country. She disclosed that she made the deliberate decision to remain in her current location, even though many of her friends and relatives have moved abroad in search of better living conditions.Because this is the only country we have, she added, “I could be quiet, go sit in another country, cross my leg, and sip tea by the balcony, but I choose not to.” My passport is simply green. Everyone has fled, even my child, who is not present. Who will be present? You are here, I am here, and you are here. Her remarks reveal a strong conviction in the importance of actively participating in Nigeria’s development.

Henshaw views remaining in the country as a sign of devotion, resiliency, and a desire to make a significant contribution to the development of the nation, not just a matter of convenience. The award-winning actress emphasised the value of speaking out against social injustices throughout the discussion, even if doing so means opposing people in positions of authority or drawing criticism from the general public. “Speaking your mind, speaking the truth, and living your life are better than keeping quiet,” she said. “You should use whatever grace, favour, courage, or strength God has given you—if you have experienced hardships—to support your nation and those around you.” Henshaw admitted that people frequently criticise her for being so forthright, especially her political colleagues.

I always tell them, ‘You are not trying to assist us,’ so even my political buddies say, ‘Kate, you detest us that are in the other party,'” she said. Regardless of personal ties or political inclinations, she insists that it is imperative to keep officials accountable. Many Nigerians have found resonance in her comments, especially at a time when emigration is still being fuelled by economic hardship, insecurity, and governance difficulties. Kate’s message serves as a reminder that every person has a part to play in determining the course of the nation and that change begins with individual action. Henshaw maintains her dedication in the face of personal hardships, like as losing her child and seeing loved ones go in large numbers.

In her view, genuine patriotism is persevering through challenging times and striving for a brighter future. The actress urged people not to give up on Nigeria in her parting speech. She advised, “Don’t avoid your responsibilities.” “This is our nation. Who will stay to fix it if we all leave? Kate Henshaw’s stirring story provides a unique window into the thoughts of a famous person who puts her country’s needs ahead of her own. Her remarks are an appeal to all Nigerians, both domestically and internationally, to stay involved, speak out, and do their part to create a country that is worth staying in.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

Written by emzy

SHOCKING NEWS: Carter Efe Loses Instagram Account With 1.8m Followers After Insulting Wizkid

Reactions When Mary Njoku, Ruth Kadiri, Oma Nnadi, and Her Husband Share Cute Pictures at an Event