By Editor The Nigerian Government has announced the cancellation of the Independence Anniversary parade, previously scheduled for Wednesday, October One.
This was contained in a statement by the Director Press, Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr Segun Imohiosen.
He said the cancellation does not diminish the “significance of the milestone anniversary”, noting that government remains committed to celebrating Nigeria’s 65th year of independence with dignity and enthusiasm.
“Accordingly, all other programmes slated for the Independence Anniversary will remain in effect,” the statement noted.
“The Government deeply regrets any inconvenience caused by this cancellation.
“The Federal Government appreciates the understanding, support and cooperation of all Nigerians, members of the diplomatic community and invited guests urging Nigerians to support the reforms of President Bola Tinubu, in making Nigeria a greater nation.”
By Rahila Lassa,Abuja
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