Nigeria’s 63rd Independence Celebration – FG Declares October 2nd As Public Holiday

Commemorating Nigeria’s 63rd Independence Celebration

In a move that has filled the hearts of Nigerians with anticipation and patriotic fervor, the Federal Government has officially declared Monday, October 2nd, 2023, as a public holiday. This announcement comes as Nigeria prepares to celebrate its 63rd Independence Day.

The declaration was made by the Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-ojo, on behalf of the Federal Government in an official statement released on Thursday in Abuja. The decision was greeted with joy and enthusiasm by citizens across the nation and those residing in the diaspora.

Nigeria’s Independence Day is a momentous occasion that marks the country’s liberation from colonial rule. It is a day when Nigerians come together to reflect on their history, honor the sacrifices of their forebears, and celebrate the nation’s progress and potential. This year’s celebration carries added significance as Nigeria reaches its 63rd year as an independent nation.

Minister Tunji-ojo’s Congratulatory Message

In his statement, Minister Olubunmi Tunji-ojo extended his warmest congratulations to all Nigerians, both at home and in the diaspora. He emphasized the importance of unity and patriotism, calling on citizens to remember the sacrifices made by those who fought for the nation’s freedom.

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The Minister also used the occasion to reassure Nigerians of the government’s unwavering commitment to addressing the challenges facing the country. He acknowledged that the socio-economic and security challenges Nigeria faces are not unique, as similar issues are being grappled with worldwide. Still, he emphasized that Nigeria is not isolated and expressed confidence in the nation’s ability to overcome these challenges.

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The Federal Government’s declaration of a public holiday on October 2nd is not just a day off work; it is a symbol of national pride and a call to unity. It is a time to honor the past, celebrate the present, and look forward to a future where Nigeria’s potential knows no bounds.

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