Govt declares July 17, 20 as holidays

The Federal Government has declared Friday 17th and Monday 20th July 2015 as public holidays to mark the Id-el-Fitr. A statement from the Ministry of Interior signed by the Director Press, Yusuf Isiaka Alhaji stated that the Permanent Secretary of

Karls Tsokar Abuja

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