The Ogun State Government has declared Tuesday, August 20th as a public holiday to commemorate this year’s Isese Day, a celebration of traditional worship.
In a statement signed by Special Adviser to the Governor on Media and Strategy, Kayode Akinmade, the government emphasized its commitment to religious inclusivity, allowing traditional worshippers to mark their special day.
Akinmade urged traditional worshippers to celebrate with moderation and respect for other religions, maintaining the state’s culture of religious tolerance.
The government also encouraged adherents to use the festive period to pray for peace and economic advancement in Ogun State and Nigeria, acknowledging the significant contribution of prayers to national success.
Ogun State is renowned for its remarkable level of religious cohesiveness, despite its diversity, making it an exceptional federating unit.
The public holiday is a testament to the government’s dedication to promoting religious harmony and inclusivity in the state.
