The Nigerian Federal Government has declared public holidays in celebration of Easter, allowing citizens across the country to observe the Christian festival with time off work.

The announcement includes designated days set aside for the celebration, giving Nigerians the opportunity to rest, travel, and spend time with family and loved ones during the festive period.

Easter is an important religious event for Christians, marking the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, and it is widely celebrated across the country.

The government urged citizens to use the holiday period to reflect on peace, unity, and love, which are key values of the season.

Authorities also encouraged Nigerians to remain safe and responsible while celebrating, especially when traveling or attending public gatherings.

The declaration is part of the government’s tradition of recognizing major religious festivals and promoting harmony among different faiths in the country.