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Friday, June 27, has been designated as a day off for all Oyo State employees by the administration, which is led by Governor Seyi Makinde.
On Wednesday, June 25, the Secretary to the State Government, Professor Olanike Adeyemo, made the announcement in a statement.
According to Naija News, the day was set aside for no work in observance of Hijrah, the start of the new Islamic calendar. POCO electronic devices
In the message, Muslims and all state citizens were urged to commemorate the Islamic New Year and consider the time’s spiritual significance.
Governor Makinde asked the populace to use the time to offer prayers for long-term harmony, peace, and prosperity in Oyo State and, by extension, Nigeria.
Part of the statement said, “The Governor encourages everyone to take advantage of this opportunity to pray for the peace, harmony, and prosperity of the state.
All governmental agencies and institutions around the state are expected to observe the vacation, the announcement said.
Meanwhile, Omoyele Sowore, the African Action Congress’s (AAC) 2023 presidential candidate, has said that the government is more terrified of unarmed demonstrators than of violent threats.
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According to reports, Sowore stated this in an interview on Arise Television on Wednesday, while denouncing the government’s continued crackdown on nonviolent demonstrators.
“I think the government is afraid of protesters,” Sowore responded when asked if he shared this opinion. Yes, I do. When someone shoots at the government, they can reply, but they lack the ability, capacity, and strategy to stop the majority. For this reason, they are more terrified of placards than they are of firearms.
“Those with guns in their light numbers are less dangerous than those with placards that they carry.”
