The Federal Government has declared Friday, 2nd and Monday the 5th of April 2021 as public holidays, to mark the Easter celebrations this year.

Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, announced this on Tuesday.

It was contained in a statement signed by the Director (Press & Public Relations) of the Ministry of Interior, Mohammed Manga, and issued on March 30, 2021

In the statement, Aregbesola urged Christians to emulate the attributes of forbearance, forgiveness, kindness, humility, love, peace and patience, which were demonstrated by Jesus Christ.

The Minister also assured that no stone will be left unturned in the war against kidnapping, armed banditry and other crimes.

“Security is everybody’s business, I, therefore, encourage all Nigerians and foreigners resident in Nigeria, to display a high level of patriotism at this critical time in the history of our country, to support the efforts of all security agencies in ensuring peace and security of lives and property of the citizenry,” he said.

Kamachicho:
Good afternoon all.

I am posting this on behalf of my neighbour who is a student of Science Lab Technology at Ekiti State University.

She's looking for a place to do her industrial attachment IT. She resides in Ajah, Ibeju-Lekki LGA.

Many thanks

Mikecold:
we just pray the religion of piss won't mark register this year with bombs just like their counterparts triggered in Indonesia


I am suspecting the vegetable alibi travel to the uk

Simplyleo:
Na so.

CocoaOla:
that man that have been devaluing Nigeria naira currency anyhow should be sack he is incompetent

many local business is slashing workers work force and salaries but he still go ahead to devalue the naira currency causing 29% inflations in one year that too much now

local made goods price is getting higher why salaries is getting lower that man should be sacked he is doing triers and error with Nigeria economy
causing unnecessary hardship on low income earners

Buhari is wasting our foreign reserve scarce dollar on foreign medical check up

Nonexistent:
Long weekend to carry olosho.