The Federal Government of Nigeria has officially declared Monday, June 12 as a public holiday to commemorate the celebration of Democracy Day in 2023. This announcement was made through a statement released by Dr. Oluwatoyin Akinlade, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, on behalf of the Federal Government.
In her statement, Akinlade extended congratulations to all Nigerians on this momentous occasion. She acknowledged that Nigeria’s democratic journey has experienced both challenges and triumphs, much like many other nations around the world. Despite these ups and downs, she emphasized that the ship of State, its institutions, and, most importantly, the Nigerian people have remained steadfast in upholding the principles of democratic governance.
Akinlade urged Nigerians and friends of Nigeria to take this opportunity to reflect on the progress that has been achieved, celebrate the significant milestones, and foster hope for a brighter future for the nation’s democracy. In conclusion, the Permanent Secretary conveyed her warm wishes for a joyful Democracy Day celebration to all Nigerians.
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