Buhari’s Return: Gov. Bello Declares Public Holiday In Kogi

Hamilton Nwosa
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Kogi State government has declared August 21 [Monday] as a public holiday for citizens to thank God for safely returning President Muhammadu Buhari to the country.

Kingsley Fanwo, Director-General, Media and Publicity to the state governor, said it was to enable the people to give thanks to God for returning Buhari in sound health and sound mind.

He said that the decision was also in line with the support the people of the state had been giving to Buhari in his efforts at correcting the ills of the past and putting the nation on sound economic footing.

“We urge Kogites to also use the occasion of the public holiday to pray for Mr. President as he resumes his responsibilities of repositioning Nigeria,” the statement said.

The statement quoted the state governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello, as thanking the people for standing by the president while undergoing treatment in London and for trooping to Abuja to welcome him.

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