Federal Government Declares June 12 as Public Holiday To Mark Democracy Day
Nigeria is set to commemorate Democracy Day on Wednesday, June 12, as the Federal Government declares it a public holiday.
Zita Ezechi 
Nigeria is set to commemorate Democracy Day on Wednesday, June 12, as the Federal Government declares it a public holiday. The announcement, made by the Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, comes as a momentous occasion to celebrate the nation's democratic journey and honor the sacrifices made by its citizens.
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In a statement released on Tuesday, Minister Tunji-Ojo extended warm felicitations to Nigerians on the significance of the day. He urged citizens to take time to reflect on the tireless efforts of the country's founding fathers, whose vision and dedication paved the way for Nigeria's democratic evolution.
"As we mark another Democracy Day in the history of our dear country," the Minister remarked, "let us all reflect on the efforts of our founding fathers and ensure that Nigeria remains a united, secured, peaceful, and indivisible entity."
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Over the years, Democracy Day has become a platform for Nigerians to reaffirm their commitment to democratic principles, civic engagement, and national unity. It serves as a reminder of the strides made in strengthening democratic institutions and upholding the rule of law.
