Rivers State Government Cancels Independence Day Parade
The Rivers State Government has officially cancelled the Independence Day parade that was scheduled to commemorate Nigeria's 66th anniversary. This decision aligns with the approach taken by the Federal Government for this year's celebrations.
In a statement signed by Dr Dagogo Wokoma, the Secretary to the State Government, it was announced that the anniversary would be observed in a modest and purposeful manner. The government emphasized that this decision reflects the solemnity of the occasion and the collective responsibility of building a stronger Nigeria.
The statement extended congratulations to the people of Rivers State and Nigerians both at home and abroad, urging them to mark the occasion with patriotism, reflection, and a renewed commitment to peace, unity, and progress. The government concluded by wishing all Nigerians a happy 66th Independence anniversary.
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