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| Nigeria Marks 65 Years: October 1 Declared a Public Holiday by schoolnews: 2:49 pm On October 1, 2025 |
The Federal Government of Nigeria has officially announced that Wednesday, October 1, 2025, will be observed as a public holiday, in commemoration of the nation’s 65th Independence Anniversary. The declaration was made by the Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, via a statement signed by Dr. Magdalene Ajani, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry. In the announcement, warm congratulations were extended to Nigerians at home and in the diaspora, as citizens are called to reflect on the country’s journey, celebrate its achievements, and renew their commitment to national progress. A Call for Unity and StrengthDr. Tunji-Ojo’s message is anchored in themes of patriotism and togetherness. He urged all citizens to hold fast to these values, celebrating not just the milestone of independence but the spirit of resilience that has carried Nigeria through decades of challenges and change. This call to unity is timely. As Nigeria continues to navigate political, economic, and social complexities, the minister’s words serve as a reminder that the strength of the nation lies in its people’s ability to remain united and forward-looking. Renewed Hope and National GrowthIn his message, the minister also emphasized support for President Bola Tinubu’s “Renewed Hope Agenda.” This vision rests on three interlinked pillars:
Dr. Tunji-Ojo reiterated confidence that with collective effort, Nigeria can continue advancing—transforming challenges into stepping stones toward a stronger, more prosperous future. By echoing this government agenda in the context of national celebrations, the message reinforces that independence is not just historical, but an ongoing journey toward a better nation. Closing ThoughtsAs October 1 approaches, Nigerians are encouraged to celebrate in peace and with reflection. Sixty-five years offers both a moment to look back with gratitude and forward with ambition. May this Independence Day not just mark another date on the calendar, but inspire renewed commitment—individually and collectively—to drive Nigeria toward its highest potential. Happy 65th Independence Anniversary, Nigeria!
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