Kaycee Madu is looking forward to hardwork, merit being rewarded in Nigeria

Nigerians have expressed their support and goodwill messages for Canada’s new Minister of Justice and Solicitor General for the province of Alberta, Nigerian-born lawyer Kaycee (Kelechi) Madu.

In a recent interview with BBC World Service and a series of tweets, Kaycee showed his love and gratitude to Nigerians, adding that he looks forward to the day when Nigeria and Africa become places where hard work and merit are rewarded.

He continued that he hopes for a time when Nigerian citizens can achieve their God-given potential, regardless of the part of the country where they come from or who their parents are.

This was Kaycee’s response to BBC World Service concerning where he would be if he was still in Nigeria:

"I’ve always said my story could only have been possible in my province of Alberta ... I love my home country, Nigeria, but there is no question that I look forward to a day when my fellow countrymen and women in that country can achieve their God-given potential, regardless of the part of the country they come from and regardless of who their parents are," he said.

View his tweet below:

Thank you for all the support and prayers coming from Nigeria and Nigerians in the Diaspora. I look forward to the day when Nigeria and Africa become places where hard work and merit are rewarded. Chukwu Gozie! ???????? ???????? #ableg #cdnpoli

— Kaycee Madu (@KayceeMaduYEG) August 30, 2020