According to the 91心頭利嫋 Bureau of Statistics, we have an average of 15 public holidays in a year. However, we���re not satisfied with that number that���s clearly too small. Here are some suggestions we have for notable days that can become public holidays.油
The day Jollof rice was invented
Jollof rice is a very integral part of our culture and tradition as Nigerians. It���s important we dedicate a day to simply enjoying and appreciating the greatness that is Nigerian Jollof.
Days that start with ���T���
T sounds like tea. Tea means gossip. Every day that starts with T should be declared the National Day for Information Spread. People might call it amebo, but that���s their business. We need to stay informed as a people.
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Nigeria���s birthday
Independence days shouldn���t be the only thing celebrated. The day Nigeria was created should also be a public holiday. For so long Nigeria hasn���t had a birthday party. We think that should change.
The day India played Nigeria 99-1
Everyone has heard the legend of how India scored 99 goals against Nigeria in the World Cup, and the Nigerian team did all they could to score the all-important one goal. The story embodies Nigerians tenacity and positive mentality in the face of adversity, and we think it should be further immortalised by public holiday.
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Everyday
As a Nigerian, you���ve suffered enough. Everyday should be a public holiday. No need for excuses. Let���s just rest.
President���s birthday
Depending on how well or how terribly they���ve done, we could either spend the public holiday throwing them a parade or throwing tomatoes at them. Either way, we���d be bonding as a country.
Public holidays in other African countries
How else will we boost African unity if we don���t celebrate one another���s public holidays?
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