The Federal Government has declared Friday, September 1 and Monday, September 4, 2017as public holidays to mark the Eid-el-Kabir celebration.
The Minister of Interior Lt. Gen. Abdulrahman Dambazau (retd.) made the declaration on behalf of the government in a statement on Monday in Abuja by the Director Overseeing the Office of the Permanent Secretary, Dr. Rufa’i Attahiru.
Dambazau wished all Nigerians a rewarding and happy celebration.
Workers' long vac.
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DeleteYipee!
ReplyDeleteOluwa e ma se o. I pray my boss agrees to this. Time to settle some P stuff.
ReplyDeleteI cannot wait. Will rest like a baby.
ReplyDeleteWonderful news!!!!💃🏼
ReplyDeleteGood to know. Will add tuesday to mine.😉 kikiki
ReplyDeleteNo even try am my friend just resume on Tuesday jejely 😃😃😃😃
DeleteBest News this week. Yipee
ReplyDeleteEma shey oooo
ReplyDeleteI can't wait biko
Good, enough resting
ReplyDeletewow make i c if i go travel go c my mama for east. abeg anybody traveling from Abuja to Owerri with their vehicle make i hitch ride with u biko i promise to be in my best behavior lol. but am serious would really love to join anybody traveling to the east.
ReplyDeleteIs okay
ReplyDeleteMuch as i love public holidays,I wonder what the Federal Government is giving Monday as public holiday for considering the fact that sallah is Friday. This country too like holidays abeg.
ReplyDeletePlease o. We the masses who work ourselves to the bone are in need of these breaks. I'm so looking forward to it
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